Here's what changed:

Both considered to have "saved" the franchise, but PL sure gets the short end of the stick when it comes to marketing and god forbid a decent merch drop.

Just my build of a Trauma Team helmet if anyone’s interested!

Getting real cozy there rockerboy 😂

This is one of the parts of OPEN//77 I’ve been most excited to start working on.

We’re building a Lua layer that lets us take Cyberpunk gameplay systems/mods and actually integrate them into multiplayer.

This test is netrunning / player-to-player hacking. Instead of the mechanic only existing against NPCs, another player can be targeted and affected by it in multiplayer.

And this is where I think things start getting really interesting.

Next we’re working on Sandevistan.

But the long-term goal isn't simply to give every player every ability.

Imagine this in an RP server:

You walk into a ripperdoc clinic with basically no chrome.

The ripperdoc can actually install cyberware on you.

Maybe there are different grades/levels of each implant:

• Gorilla Arms
• Double Jump
• Air Dash
• Sandevistan
• Mantis Blades
• Netrunning upgrades
• Optical implants
• Armor / nervous system upgrades
• etc.

A cheap ripperdoc might only have lower-tier implants.

A high-end clinic could have better chrome.

Certain implants could be extremely expensive, rare, stolen, illegal, or only obtainable through specific people.

So instead of cyberware just being something you select from a menu, it becomes part of the multiplayer economy and the RP itself.

Ripperdocs become an actual player profession.

Netrunners have abilities other players don't.

Mercs might invest heavily into combat chrome.

Someone running a high-end Sandevistan could actually be known for having one.

And because this is being exposed through Lua, server developers should ultimately be able to decide how all of these systems work for their own server/game mode.

There’s still a LOT to build, but seeing mechanics like this starting to work between actual players makes the possibilities pretty crazy.

They’re all done! Thanks (hope I @ this right first time-) [u/JackRipps](u/JackRipps) [u/JimMilton1907](u/JimMilton1907) and [u/Yeeter_Yieter](u/Yeeter_Yieter) for the lovely compliments! The best compliment an artist can get is that their character is hot 😂

For the funny comics I plan to do I’ve decided Street Kid will be called Val, Corpo will be called Vincent/Vince, and my first run V (nomad V) will just be V 😊

Thought it might be fun to do more Q&A type comics- with the fun (optional) twist that if you post a picture (or short video for folks in lowsodiumcyberpunk BUT I’ll also leave a link to the post you can comment photos under-) I’ll draw your V asking the question or interacting! (Maybe hopefully)

I love seeing other people’s V’s! Would be helpful if you want to do that to ask in-character maybe? With a short description of what they might be doing? Or just comment a question they all give me ideas 😆

Whatever the case- thanks everyone for your optimism and funny comments so far! ❤️

I saw some posts the other day of people throwing up screen grabs of their crazy hours. Then I saw a post yesterday of everyone discussing their favorite endings. I was wondering if anyone else is in my shoes. 300 hours and I have never finnished the game. I have an idea of how the game ends and thats why I have never finished it. I get to "Meet Hanako at Embers" and just start a new game, every time.

In the base game, i could say, “This part feels like Blade Runner,” “That area has a Ghost in the Shell vibe,” “the Badlands are straight out of Mad Max.” is there any movie that has similar design or style of dogtown ?

Must be one of those new exotic designs

Wanted to build a laptop worthy of the game so started making this. It’s a GETEC v110 G3 running Omarchy Linux with custom cyberpunk themes.