How the 2nd Korean War Starts in Cyberpunk 2077
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- In the Cyberpunk Universe there no longer is a North and South Korea the pennisula is whole once again. We explain how Korea becomes unified during the Second Korean War.
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Of course South Korea would win, most of their soldiers train in an advanced Military Simulator called "Starcraft"
Funny thing is, no one plays starcraft anymore. Everyone plays LoL these days
@Nagger almost every "gamers" in South Korea. I'm not joking, every seat has LoL turned on in PC cafes here
heres free food (south wins)
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@@CBRN-115 almost the same thing in Brazil.
Only the Japanese ever called Korea a "protectorate". The rest of the world recognized the power dynamic for what it actually was "a colony".
Spot on
Said it before me
Korea was never a colony or ever colonized. It was annexed by Japan after Japan executed the south korea monarch. It was labelled a colonial protectorate by japan attempting to mimick european colonial powers. There was no migration of japanese colonialist to korea, just suppression and policing of the korean population. There was no recognition of an independent people, history or culture, but a systemic attempto wipe out everything that was korean to be replaced what is japanese. There was no colonial economic system, japanese simply took what they wanted, stole what was valuable, and killed everything else.
Colony how?
@@squigglesmcjr199the Japanese made it illegal to speak Korean, forced women into sexual slavery, sent the men into forced conscription or to work essentially in slave labor, extracted all the resources for themselves, destroyed or stole cultural artifacts, human experimentation etc.
Little known fact: ROK troops fought in the Vietnam war alongside the US and South Vietnamese and were known for being ferocious warfighters.
The wounds of the early 50’s were still fresh, which lent itself well to warfare.
Guess they weren’t satisfied with massacring there own people for the American empire so decided to massacre Vietnamese people instead.
@@davidulanovsky8943 American empire? Yeah we're powerful but give me a country who takes better care of its own troops, helps civilians, and even tries to cause as little collateral damage as the U.S. does, I'll wait. He'll my dad said he wouldve rather let the kids that hr saw get medical help then his life threatening injury he took in Iraq. And God knows how many soldiers we've lost fighting for others behalf and even to protect POWs and whatnot..... Regardless its clear many arw ignorant to the actions of soldiers because they are only willing to take someones opinion from the TV..... What empire do we have, cause I'm pretty sure Russia and China aint conquered yet and our allies remain as such?
@@weaselwolf8425 any other country the US literally sent mentally disabled people to fight in Vietnam to see what would happen
@@ghost-dg6tj Who said other countries dont send mental troops of their own? And I guess the U.S. lost that light momentarily in Vietnam but that was a political shitstorm and although war crimes were present that wasnt everybody. Btw I was asking my question across U.S. history (any war where U.S. troops fought on foreign soil, including the Vietnam Conflict, because we werent the benefactor, hence we didnt lose anything). Looks like I'm asking the wrong questions cause I guess my military just goes and shoots people and is made up the mentally insane or whatever wacky shit you people dream up.
The lore for Cyberpunk is amazing. Pondsmith is a genious.
I kinda think the Mayans accidentally wrote 2012 as the end of the world when in fact it's actually 2021
So, WW3 when?
What they meant to write 5015
I hope Soon
Oh shit.
The Mayan Calendar doesn’t end as you’re thinking of it.
Rather THAT world ends but a NEW one emerges in it’s place, the Mayans actually believed theirs was the 3rd such world.
So strictly speaking what we’re actually saying is that everything post 2012 is sorta a different era if you will, a 4th age of man
and they knew about Christian calendar HOW?
okay so, the korean war was never over. They have the longest ceasefire in history, they are still at war.
Isnt the one between the Republic of China and the Peoples Republic even longer?
@@elseggs6504 it is but there’s technically no official ceasefire
@@theodoreroosevelt2776 I think we all know that wont stop until either the PRoC or the RoC is left standing.
@@elseggs6504 yup and should China ever get an upper hand over the U.S. then Taiwan will be swallowed up in an instant
Until Trump and Kimmy signed off the war
If you like alternate timelines maybe you guys could discuss The Man in the High Castle.
Our time line stays the darkest, change my mind
@@DefinitelyNotEmma uhhh I'm pretty sure living in ACTUAL Nazi occupied america is worst than what we are going thru
@@worldofdoom995 nah, it seems pretty nice in the show. Not to mention it also seems rather safe.
@@DefinitelyNotEmma Yeah, I guess the mass genocide of everyone who isn’t aryan is ‘nice’ and ‘safe’...
@@danielevans5286 yes?
While playing Cyberpunk 2077. I heard on one of the in game newscasts that the South Korean port city of Busan got nuked and was uninhabitable. I think that it may have been nuked after Korean unification during the Fourth Corp War by Militech. Just like when Militech nuked Arasaka Tower in Night City by using Johnny Silverhand as their agent against Arasaka. Militech seems nuke happy. How is Arasaka more evil than Militech who nukes everything and takes over the NUSA military and their CEO becomes president?
Not nuked, an engineered virus wipped out the population, probably released by Militech, and it's since been off limits.
The Busan virus thing seems to be a bit of a tongue-in-cheek reference to Train to Busan. It's implied there is still movement there, officially just automated systems but, as that radio guy says, come on... what machines do you know that can continue for 50 years without maintenance? Clearly zombies. ;) Militech is definitely not portrayed as less evil than Arasaka, and in some ways I think you can make the case they are worse. Arasaka is just the world's superpower, so they get to wear the "big bad imperialist" badge.
Reference!
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But this is Generation Films...
Second Korean War? That's the wrong idea you got there. The Korean War NEVER ended. They never signed a peace treaty or the sorts, with the closest thing being the supposed Armistice. They simply stopped firing at each other, and the Armistice is simply a proof of that (Which the North had violated more times than you'd expect). So, at this point, the Korean War is still ongoing. It's simply a matter of who'll fire the shot.
They signed it a few years ago
@@ismaeljimenez6562 That's true. But even without it while technically with the armistice the Korean War wouldn't be over, in real terms and history books a Korean war in the 90s or later would be considered and named separately.
There are lots of other wars in history that are sometimes classified different by different people. WW1 and 2 don't match up in East Asia and Europe, some argue that they were one war with a ceasefire, or war a European Civil War (or at least the part involving Germany. Personally I think these is kinda bullsh*t. A better example is the Hundred Years War, which was really more like four wars.
New Title: Korean War, Final Chapter. Or Revenge of the Sith Koreans.
This would actually be the 3rd, as the 2nd Korean war has already happened! It was between 1966 and 1969. No territorial gains occured however it was all near the DMZ. Sad to think this is a nearly forgotten conflict.
The Korean war never ended. A peace treaty was never signed.
I doubt the world is terrible everywhere
After all Texas is independent and a republic
😂😂😂
That sounds horrible
I love the game and it does have bugs and glitches but I don’t care it’s funny to see them and I love the lore
7:30 "Appreciate our own more stable timeline…"
Have you looked around the last few years? Any timeline we're _better than_ is in really bad shape.
Keep doing cyberpunk videos please :)
Nice video, very informative on the lore of cyberpunk.
One of my good friends in the army was ex-ROK Army before immigrating to the US. No doubt in my mind they'd kick the shit out of the North if things went hot again, just going off what Kim told me.
IDK man. The weapons aren't that far apart and if you have more and could afford to replace them faster then your enemy then you're at the disadvantage. Prime example: German tanks who could ludicrous kill ratios against the Soviets who just kept comming until they were swarmed.
@@alexanerose4820 Right. And you think North Korea has the kind of production capability? Maybe China but still, the technological gap is so high, they have little chance in a conventional war.
@@alexanerose4820 Also, the German 88 did have trouble with the T-34 sloped frontal armour. Not to Mention the Soviet KV series. In some aspects you could say the T-34 outclassed its German counterpart. The idea that German armor was absolutely unstoppable on even fields is just, false.
about a hundred hours or so in and i just walk around or free climb super jump parkour slo mo dash all over the place trying to get on top of all the buildings. its one of the only games where im not sprinting around like a crackhead all the time and just walk around and soak in night city. takes me back to the shenmue or headhunter days
Thank you for the Cyberpunk content, please keep it up
FYI North Korea didn't have nuke in that year in our timeline therefore probably wouldn't have in the Cyberpunk timeline.
In the cyberpunk world the North did have nukes
Old Post... but by that time europe had space colonies, the timeline is quite divergent.
While playing the game i heard in the ingame news that switzerland (my home) is gonna be the first country that's going to have the first fully automated army by 2080, as a swiss i think that could be also a real when i think about that we are one of the richest country in the World.
“Outdated Soviet style tanks”
*Shows brand new 2020 North Korean MBT that has many modern features including a T-14 style APS system that even the US doesn’t have*
Oh Please, Let Americans have their fantasies
a what system?
lol but ok, is not like in the alternate universe they went as well as they did in ours, but, how the hell they cut-off China? That's practically impossible, and also, that economic crash would hurt South Korea way more than North Korea, that were indeed in a bad shape considering the Soviet Union collapse in our universe, but even if Japan intervene would be a lost war, that probably would be solved without a war itself, if that did really happened in the real world, both sides would agree in a unification accepting uneasy terms and probably would become something similar to China in our universe.
You really think that thing is capable? Even the T-14 (built by Russia, a very capable nation) is doubt to be as good as claimed. North Korean tanks will always be a decade behind other tanks, even to tanks of the region like the Chinese ZTZ-99, the Japanese Type-10 and the Korean K2. Not to mention that our air force is much more advanced.
@@DefinitelyNotEmma And the US is superior on the seas. You guys have like what, 6 warships. China also has 1
Cyberpunk universe and our universe diverge well before 1994, its sometime in the 70s i think, they had the rise of cybernetics around then.
Love this one very much. Would like to try s d see what other major conflicts happened in Cyberpunk.
Interesting to note that in the flight simulation Falcon 4.0, the game's (totally dynamic) campaign takes place in that Korean unification war 1999 - although one major difference is that in that one, the US, Chinese, and Russian forces all play major roles as well.
Saw the title and thought it was about Wargame: Red Dragon.
I am commenting before the video to ask this. How can the "second war" start when the first one hasn't officially ended... and it was answered in the first 30 seconds
Second round of open fighting
Similar to how the Arab-Israel war is listed as separate wars despite Israel never being at peace and only signing separate peaces with a few neighbors
@@jonathanwilliams1065 Ok but that means the war never ended and so they are wrong for calling it the second one. It's just a really long armistice between the one war.
Cyberpunk's global monetary crash is going to happen irl soon lol
Did Alan really just say "welcome back to Generation Tech" on the GenFilms channel...?
I really tried to take in every details and altough some of it was "afk-time" my first playthrough took 100 hours.. AND I STILL DIDNT FIND EVERYTHING.. like my second playthrough only showed me I need to play through a third time.
It took me 98 hours to beat the game I know how you are feeling
Glory to Comrade Kim Jun Sung, last communist ever. Glory to Northern Korea army. Hail to Red Dawn and The worker Internationale!
I know more about cyberpunk history than I do about the actual game
5:56 *happy MacArthur noises*
This scenario isn't that realistic, even considering the 90's, if that circumstances really did happened the possibility would be a uneasy diplomatic reunion for both sides rather than war, which would ultimately end in something similar to the Chinese government, but with more political parties (yep, NK has more political parties), war would be really unlikely, even the far-right South Koreans at that time weren't as stupid as to side with the Japanese, they did in the end of the WW2 as the US also support, but without the US, considering Japan expansion in this alternate universe? Definitely they wouldn't risk a war, uneasy reunion would be the way, and a cold war with Japan would ensue, which probably would just go south and take every US assets in the region regaining their colonial power in southeast Asia.
But, it is understandable considering the world building, they do need a over the top highly "corporatized" world full of wars in every aspect, hence why they did went beyond the real possibilities, but still more believable than Fallout.
Please discuss the man in the High Castle tv show or book?
The good timeline
"I've played like sixty hours!"
182 total, currently :))))))
100 and counting with my first playthrough. I can only imagine when it has the proper updates, bug fixes, some gameplay inclusions and the dlc jajaja
Idk I felt like north would use nukes before they would fall
Happy to be seeing some positivity still there regarding the game and its lore-- just came from a vid with a very different L/D ratio and comment tone :/
Why dont you make a vid about the pacific northwest in cyberpunk instead of ignoring it like so many others
It´s technically the third though. Violence did reignite durring the vietnam war already
Except that it's not the third, or even the second because South Korea never signed the Armistice. The Korean War is still technically ongoing, but has been under the longest cease fire in history.
Thanks for telling
Over 60 hours? Holy shit.....
The USSR doesn't seem to collapse at all in Cyberpunk. Also worth noting that Korea is caught in the Fourth Corporate War and apparently Busan is destroyed by Militech nuclear bombing.
Cyberpunk geopolitics are very interesting because they are nuanced. For example, Saburo is a stable leader, but also a Japanese nationalist who favours a fractioned North America. He supports Night City independence and the Free States against NUSA's ultimately failed attempt at American reunification. By 2077 Militech is too outmatched by Arasaka to do much of anything about it, and Arasaka seems to be looking for any excuse for a new war, perhaps to weaken them further.
Yorinobu, by contrast, is actually portrayed as 'pro-Western' (Saburo condemns him as a traitor). I wondered what this meant in practice for Arasaka policy? Saburo didn't seem keen on any Westerners, granted, but Militech and Netwatch are also at odds in Cyberpunk, and Netwatch seems to try to remain neutral. There is no 'West' per se, at least politically. I wondered if Yorinobu wanted to cut a deal with Militech to cede some land to them and perhaps turn his attention against the USSR, but Yorinobu doesn't actually seem keen on helping Militech either and after Saburo is assassinated there are non-stop rumours of an imminent war. So by 'the West' maybe they mean Europe. His planned deal with the relic was with Netwatch, which seems to control whatever is left of the European Economic Area (apparently not the Netherlands or Belgium, since Sweden are sinking their refugee boats xD).
It's a complicated setting. To make matters more complicated, Hanako is portrayed as a conservative, basically Saburoist, but Yorinobu clearly hates Saburo's vision, yet it is never made entirely clear what his vision is. The reasoning behind his original plan to make a deal with Netwatch is not clarified - at least in my first playthrough. I will have to try saving the Netwatch guy in the next one. ;) Michiko is mentioned as a "liberal" (whatever that means - she is also said to be sympathetic to NUSA, which seems to be a fascist dictatorship), but she seems to have little influence anyway. It's clear Yorinobu wants Hanako to die because she is potential competition and that Hanako basically wants to keep things as Saburo did, but it is never made clear what exactly Yorinobu wants to do so differently that he hates his father so much. Only that selling Relic to Netwatch is somehow involved, Saburo sees it as treason against Japan and pro-Western, and, whatever it is, it doesn't seem to imply any significant change to policies with Militech or NUSA, more a European deal, and it draws Voodoo Boys attention, if only because they are at odds with Netwatch.
This is one of the only alternate history settings I've seen that is confusing enough that I can say it really does feel like it could be the real world. ;)
Because not only was this written before the USSR dissolved, but its basically an alternative Universe where Gorbachovs reforms did what they were supposed to
Actually, militech actually outmatches arasaka in weapons technology and Militech has the backing of the US military and most US police forces. They essentially got lucky and were able to hold on to Night City, but they essentially got kicked out of the US by Militech and the US military.
@@toade1583 Not in your dreams. NUSA has trouble even keeping Texas at bay, let alone Arasaka. They lost the Unification War basically because Arasaka decided they would. That is why Arasaka has been welcomed back into Night City - they backed the free states and Night City in the war, and stopped them from being reconquered by NUSA/Militech. Arasaka was expelled over half a century prior, in another time, when Arasaka and Militech were more evenly matched. By 2077 it is clear that Militech is nothing more than a regional power. Arasaka is a global superpower.
It is Arasaka that is looking for excuses to go to war with Militech, probably to further weaken them, and Militech that is trying to avoid it. A single Arasaka carrier in Night City is enough for NUSA to back down from its pretensions of annexing Night City, and Arasaka has a hundred of them. There is no US west of the Appalachian mountains in Cyberpunk 2077. Culturally people obviously still remember being part of something called the US, and clearly retain a degree of cultural affinity, which is normal, but administratively and militarily they are separate countries, and both Saburo and Yorinobu seem keen on keeping it that way.
It looks a lot like Europe about 100 years after the collapse of the Western Roman Empire.
I honestly thought this was a real historical event about half way through the video, and i was on Google thinking
"Wait, this never happened"
Funny. I just finished watching Peninsula and this is the first video to pop up.
A person glitched across the border and that’s how it all started
They got out of a car and fell out of the map then respawned behind an enemy.
Ever think about doing deep dive episodes where you have 30+ min dives into story lore.
Fun Fact: the second korean war already started but it was forgotten search it
The AI controlled mines in the seas, who the fuck would ever think thats a good idea?
The Beast Mothership from Homeworld Cataclysm
The reason it’s taken him so long tool finish is because the game glitches and crash
Haha funny
We already had a Second Korean War. Happened concurrently with the Vietnam War when North Korea began an insurgency in the south in an effort to take pressure off their North Vietnamese allies.
Technically the first war didn't end.
Uhh you put this on generation films...
Allan , missed you
Also what about alternate history since Soviet Union still exists (albeit as more capitalist, more specifically state-controlled cartel), but China became a backwater under the thumb of Japan?
Basically reverse Cold War where USSR became China of Cyberpunk 2077 and Japan became dominant power instead of economic bubble pop.
By the way real democracy is in North Korea. South has bourgeois democracy which is kind of dictatorship of the rich people.
Hahahahahahahahahahaha
@@poTato_777 Just think about it. How many communist presidents did your country have? There was no real choice in elections. All candidates were loyal to capitalism. How can you call this a democracy?
@@Arhatu u cant have democracy and communism same time choose one ;ddd
@@poTato_777 Democracy is people deciding how they are governed, communism is people decide how to produce and how to share. You logic is flawed.
@@Arhatu hahahahahaha lmao hope you're 14 and not a day older lmao i cant ;ddddddddddddd
It could be that in the cyberpunk timeline NK nukes were bluff and bluster. For all we know it is in our world.
It's really the first. Hasn't ended yet.
but did the timelines really diverge? could just be the dates are wrong.
That sideways cap aint it chief
Wish I could play CyberPunk but I can't get it for the consoles, and can't get the new consoles anyway. Can't play it worth shit on my old PC and the new video cards for the PCs are nowhere to be found. From where I'm sitting things seem quite dystopian right now.
Ben is looking cute today
Gay
you meant the third korean war, right? Since the second happened from 5 oct. 1966 to 3 déc. 1969
Technically the first one still hasn't ended. South Korea never signed the Armistice. North Korea, China, and the US signed the Armistice and almost everyone pulled out, but North and South Korea are still only under a cease fire that could end at any time.
And what is going on in cyberpunk version of europe?
All it takes is one politician misspeaking and one checkpoint refusing to fire on civilians. I got to see it once in my lifetime, so I know it is possible.
Edit: reunification that is.
More like 3rd Korean War
The second happened but it wasn’t massive
Probably started either by Militech or Arasaka to generate needs for weapons sale.
Would be typical for the Japanese lol
What's that regroup in hell poster
I was told by a KATUSA that a big issue with unification is that because so many people are impoverished in the North, it be a big hit on the economy and fall on the shoulders of tax payers to fix.
It's not going to happen.... reunification has to many differences now. Ideally Peace would be great but not likely.
People who have no clue about the Korean conflict simply don't realize how financially crippling a unification would be. It's good that its never going to happen and many people think the same way. Peace is an option, but only with a change in government in the north.
@@DefinitelyNotEmma very true, look at germany....the cost of modernization for east germany to west germany.
@@FreeThePorgs and still they are an economic powerhouse. If spending money on poorer regions was an actual deterrent against Unification neither Germany nor Italy wouldve ever united. Hell, England shouldve kicked out Scotland with that line of thinking.
I hate info being given by datapads. There should be an encyclopedia section . Datapads kill the immersion.
This timeline lookin kinda probable 😳
1:50 The Korean war didnt end bro.
They signed the peace treaty a few years ago
@@ismaeljimenez6562 They signed a declaration saying that they will try to end the war, they did not end the war. I live in Korea bro
wait a few months lol, might get bad
I think they posted this video on the wrong channel, LOL.
Theh probably meant to post it on gen. Tech.
I dream of a United Korea
I don't, it would ruin our economy to support the northern peasants
@@DefinitelyNotEmma a united Korea is better for the whole world.
@@nicmanufan4192 as someone who's family is from Korea and who visits this country multiple times a year: no.
It's good the way it's currently is.
@@DefinitelyNotEmma and as someone who is Korean and has family there we would love to be able to see our long forgotten family members and free those people.
@@nicmanufan4192 some people are just lost, deal with it.
Umm The last Korea war didn’t end. They are technically still at war.
In America do they teach about the first one in school?
In Cyberpunk? If there is one thing that has gone well for Americans in Cyberpunk history, it's education. Cyberpunk 2077 Americans, at least the ones we see in and around Night City, are remarkably well educated, even the lower classes. Panam has a diction and command of English bordering on the poetic at times, and the rest of the nomads seem very well-read - better than Night Citizens, in fact. But even your average gangoon seems to have a reasonably coherent grasp of the world they inhabit, if you compare them with today's gangbangers. Those coprocessors must be working overtime. ;)
yes give me more lore
Peace Park didn’t work then.
Can you guys settle once and for all weather or not Magnus the Red (warhammer 40k) did nothing wrong
Interesting tid bits
Please don’t stop putting Star Wars things
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why u look like Hikaru Nakamura
younger sks might not want reunionfucation but they r sure going to be the ones who pay the trillions needed to rebuild nk
Germans with their "soli" would like to say hello
South Korea would win because they have light sabers
Tell me about USSR
USSR seems not to have changed much at all. You meet some Soviets in Night City. From their descriptions we can surmise:
Soviet Union is a more stable, more peaceful, less violent place - mind you, so is Antarctica, and their murder rate is at the level of Caracas in our world, so may still be worse even than modern Russia. xD
They have more equal access to health care and basic needs.
They still seem to struggle with shortages of reliable consumer goods, as you come across a mission to klep cyberware from the corps and smuggle it back to the glorious motherland. ;)
But since things are so genuinely bad elsewhere in other ways, they seem more accepting of their system. And USSR was run like a corp anyway, so I'm sure they fit right in. Question for me is what is SovOil's role.
@@mikicerise6250 USSR collapsed, but not completely, I wonder how. Also half of the country is in direct SovOil control
@@DobroDed76 I looked more closely into the Soviet fixer mission, where you plant a bug on his car. From what I read, he is a fixer and party apparatchik. Maybe all the Soviet fixers are also apparatchiks. He clearly very privileged, with a beautiful, expensive luxury car.
So yeah, basically, same old Soviet Union, only now with cyberware. Hopefully in some expansion they will be fleshed out more.
Its like china and taiwan
Not really, China and Taiwan are both advanced and have a rather high standard of living. North Korea is decades behind South Korea and they are plagued by famines.
I mean with All the Kpop Male group its obvious that South Korea will win!!
To be fair, they go through military training and are more disciplined than pretty much most of the population in other countries. Although their music is bad, they know how to use a rifle effectively.
When you have no clue about politics and economics your mind be like:
right-wing = authoritarian
left-wing = anti-authoritarian
hint: it's the other way around.
well you can have right wing and left wing authoritarians
Both the left wing and right wing can be Authoritarian or libertarian.
I think cyberpunk 2077 is a better alternative compared to what we might be by 2077
Our country is going broke and we are pushing more outwards instead of isolating ourselves and rebuilding our economy
Regardless of what many people think the world as a whole still revolves around the American consumer
If we don’t have money to consume things China fails, Europe Certainly has a economic depression, and the Middle East has no one to but their oil
As a result of worldwide economic turmoil we will have a 3rd world war
We as Americans simply need to keep making money and buying stuff or else the world collapses
You're overestimating your importance. We would definitely enter a depression if the US collapsed, but not a world-ending depression. China is much more important now. Take a look at this game, for example. Made by Polish developer on Chinese machines running on 90% Japanese, Taiwanese and Korean technologies. Where do you fit in? I think my walnuts come from California. ;p Main victim of US temper tantrum will be you - by pushing your country to collapse.
Not really, cyberpunk 2077 is a ruined world, where many countries have been destroyed beyond repair, America is practically a third world country.
Crooked hat Allen. Ive heard that having your hat to the side is a dog whistle for being gay. Kinda like the earring in the left ear or was it right??? Eh either way i dont actually think he is gay . This was just my attempt at starting new urban myth.
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I'm at the point where any vids that I see about cyberpunk make me react with "who gives a f***?" I've abandoned the game just after the opening title. How can v get shot in the head and have no issue minutes later? Johnny silver hand is a crap character and I don't like how he's hijacked my game. I was playing as V. Not a possessed v. The games trash and I won't play again unless it's literally remade.
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