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You get this encounter by not skipping the story at the beginning, and then using your foresight to save your companion when they'd normally die.

Is foresight a power

@@DirtySteezy lmao no way you just asked this

@@bionic1matt I mean technically they are not wrong. :p we are using something we can do by being Starborn to cheat. That could count as power.

@@JackSpackProductionsi don't even have forsight, when would any companion normally die except before the end?

The loadings screens are like 3 seconds, lol. Plus, it's impossible to make it loading screen free. They're never going to go away.

Johnny probably knew that FIA only works on their interests and see V as a mere tool. My head canon is that Johnny knew they would leave V crippled forever if they went on with the surgery. Since it is not explicitly stated, there’s a possibility the FIA didn’t destroy Johnny but rather extracted him for their own nefarious uses, at the expense of V’s body, which might be even worse than death. Johnny prefers to find another way to find a cure without destroying him and without leaving V crippled forever.

The benefits of it is you get to do everything you didn’t do in your first play-through while at least keeping your skills & perks. I made it to NG+ having been a Good UC Samaritan to a full on pirate to now a Freestar Ranger Bounty Hunter

Facts, literally took me 2 months to 100 percent my first play through. Was so worth it . The emotion when I saw my character from my pov the first time in the unity was definitely the best feeling I’ve ever had on a video game. Greatest game of all time EASILY imo.

It's an Everlasting Summer ripoff - just in cringy 90s VHS flavor.

Then they should have had a coherent storyline that drew together all of the side stories that would be reflected in the end, instead of making it a shallow open world and having the only characters that you could potentially care about (the four companions) constantly driving you towards finishing the main objectives. I swear Fallout 4's mediocre writing was a better paced science fiction story than this was.

I would have loved to find Sarah again

In the original universe, there was Sarah and my character. Second universe was standard, and went with Andreja. If only it were possible to find one of them again, and they'd remember everything.

Like a 1-in-an-infinity chance but you just happened to meet each other for real, the same versions of you, in a different place? ABSOLUTELY.

That’s because Sarah,in every universe is a new one. She doesn’t know wether or not they will be together once stepping through every time. You’re the only one who knows that. She isn’t throwing it aside, shes taking a risk. You’re the one tossing her out for a new model.

Because all women are quick to drop you for what they want.

​@@skitz042o2other model got old.

I quite dislike Sarah Morgan. I did romance her in a play though; I think she is polite but cold, business like and moralizing. She would not know what it is to have fun. Comparing her to Cait or Piper from Fallout 4, she is boring as hell. And even the generic wives you can get in Skyrim are more fun. I would prefer to live with Ysolda or Camilla Valerius as they both seem warm and friendly even though they hardly have any dialog

Thanks, glade you got the humor.

This game is dumb, sometimes you pick something that you think would be a optional dialogue and turns out it actually moves the conversation forward

@@lI_Speedor_Il precongnition power is good for these situations. Or you can always save and reload. Thats the magic of Bethesda!

@@tomm1109 Yea, I saved the game before literally every conversation

​@@lI_Speedor_Il 98% of the time a question towards the bottom won't advance it, but yeah eeeevery once in a while (usually time sensitive moments like being held at gunpoint) it does. Precog is nice to have then for sure

So if you go into NG multiple times can you go back only to the universe directly before your present NG or can you go back to the very first? I'm guessing you can't pick from all the universes before. I'm only on NG number 2.

@wolfthor3_660 Each NG is a new universe, you don't go back to a previous universe. So each time you can run the same missions or find new ones, I'm stumbling upon new missions I never knew existed in previous run throughs. But I always do the Freestar Rangers, Ryujin, Neon side missions, SysDef/Crrimson Fleet, Mantis, UC Security, Vanguard and Constellation mission lines. Along with New Atlantis and Akila side missions. I stumbled on a mission at Gagaran, will need to investigate that place more.

Biggest regret playin the game got me depressed with the unity ending very good game tho

when I first went to unity and saw Sarah there I was like nope. Reloaded to a previous save. I really hope they do something in the DLC where you meet back up.

Dude I kinda hate that b**** TBH. I haven’t been able to do anything fun without her being a judgmental Karen about it. I’d rather marry Mateo than her again.

If you marry Andreja, there is a cutscene at the unity that says she later follows you through and you end up together. Just marry her again in ng+ and it’s works out alright

@@mrmaitreya7431 it's the same with Sarah. it says you're romance partner follows you

Bro sam died in my timeline, and I decided to Starborn

@@Badgerinary NG0 Was Either Sam Or Barrett (Who I believe is Bisexual. YOU CAN NOT TELL ME THIS GUY HAS 100 IN HIS CHARISMA STAT AND IS FULL ON STRIGHT!

Some broke back stuff right there lol

Depends which character I’m playing. My soldier is a bloke my netrunner is a woman, ditto for my bounty hunter. My Ronin is also a dude. Haven’t really made any more than that yet.

@@theo-jamesmoulton2000 Cool

Chill out its just a game

A spoiler you may never see in your game play

@@UmmerFarooq-wx4yo well basically everyone will see that because to stop the ng+ transition you have to go there and turn around to walk back So either way you will see it sometime

Sorry didn't realize.

Well its not like that more like the famous violinist. If you bond with Johnny he changes a bit as a person and depending on your philosophy is a person. He doesn't want to die but he doesn't want V to die either. If he likes you he will gladly die for you but in a situation like that in the calm of things the realization that you have no control over your fate would make anyone beg. But it says a lot he accepts the choice if you make it assuming he likes you

@@DPowered2 it was a joke dude...

@@DevilWolf000 my comment wasn't bashing anyone just pointing out the situation

I mean... Johny is an asshat with false memories... but does not kill V on his own will. But good joke

You're "joke" is analogous to many situations that bear much gravity. It touched me. Reminds me more of The Giving Tree than Carlin.

While gameplay wise after completing this ending, you get no real debuff, story wise, V does lose all their implants and is essentially a nobody in night city again. Though with the amount of eddies you have by the end of the game I'm sure they'll live a lavish life either way.

​@@aklu5872pretty sure v will lose that money or some former enemy will take revenge on him. V isn't living long after that ending.

It loads back to before you made this choice so no you don’t get nerfed

@@snappyego908 Yeah plus he makes the absolutely stupid decision of staying in Night City too. I didn't mind that ending, but what infuriated me was him not taking the FIA job at the end.

@@IneptOrangeI think they were looking for reasons to keep V unimportant. It’s pretty clear that no matter what happens, whether V gives Johnny his body, V takes the six months and dies, or V has the surgery and survives, the character and identity of V, even if it’s actually Johnny, is supposed to be unimportant to the future of the world. I have to believe that’s also why they chose to make it where V would be left without the ability to receive implants as well.