V Uses The Black Wall To Destroy Everyone Scene - Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty 2023
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- V Uses The Black Wall To Destroy Everyone, Scenes from Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty game 2023 that I have recorded and edited by myself.
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The fact that Songbird basically collapses when V says, "Could've told me the truth. I would've helped anyway." Must've been like a knife to the heart.
literally i was sobbing that train ride 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Playing V with a heart of gold feels super good 👍
@@prometheus5405Or being caring piece of s**t
I commited lot of bad stuff,but i have empathy for someone who is as honest about it as i am,lol
Yep, I sided with Reed first cuz I didn't trust her at first then saw her falshbacks and its tragic. She has to lie to survive but still she lies. So when siding with her I was as nice as possible and guilt tripped her into the moon.
@@bloppyzefish6932 You saying like u wont do same in her situation
Man songbird’s story is so sad..she lies to you but even Johnny acknowledges that it was the right thing for you to do.
She was like a caged bird, driven to the edge of cliff because she wanted so desperately to escape everything. I think name fits her perfectly. But man, that shuttle scene is branded in my memory. This game has some of the best stories ever written.
Honestly Johnny really only said it was the right choice because he was afraid of V taking reeds offer resulting in Johnny fully being destroyed
@@fleko8889 At that point you had already killed Reed and the NUSA wanted to see your head served up on a plate. Meaning that the deal with them had already burned to ashes. So there’s no need for Johnny to pretend. Whether he praised or told you that you made the worst decision ever wouldn’t have made a difference in anything.
Nah, he hate NUSA because he know that they're doing bad things, all of them are scumbags, even Alex admit that when she says that nobody could be trusted. Johnny hate the fact that you trade your life for Songbird in the new ending easily like that, it's a pussy ending after all, you don't acommplish anything besides staying alive. You're not a legend like V and Jackie dreamed in the beginning of the game and don't even try to do the only thing that Johnny asked for you to do, that is killing Adam Smasher. @@fleko8889
@fleko8889 you that's not true. You only find out it will destroy him after this and even then he himself says he thought they would shelve him or you'd put him on the net
The Black Wall was the old ‘net, the one barrier keeping any poor bastard from frying themselves, their chrome, their entire soul. If V can direct that like a weapon, they’re practically a god.
So sad its only for this mission, wouldnt be mad if i had those powers for the rest of the game
Unless you are one of the people who don't have even a single implant. (It's telling that two, three if you count Viktor, ripperdocs don't have any implant).
And the fact that it goes toward your netrunner attribute...
I saw a playthrough of this mission, kills with The Blackwall count as Netrunner XP, I'm dead serious.
@@Dutchman-2002you can get a cyberware that lets you hack people using it, but only if you pick it up and side with reed
Jesus, the Blackwall must be some eldritch horror level shit.
It is
What most horror fact that The Old Net was Exist before it was Discovered by Bartmoss
@@leonarduskrisna4588 Yet bartmoss during his time he shut down like 70% of the world grid.
Which makes the Voodoo Boys extra deplorable by wanting to breach it so they could show servitude to the AI's and be spared.
The Blackwall is and I love it. The thing is an AI so it's intelligent. It's this godlike thing that is keeping wild demons at bay, but at the same time has no love for humanity. It's just doing what it was created to do. But it's an AI. It Evolves. It learns.
Think about that.
@@TrueLegateDamar Only certain VDB groups are interested in the Blackwall. Others are not, like Slider noted.
I just realized how this DLC just makes Johnny and V relationship become more friend at arms
Especially when Johnny Calls you Vincent/Valeria
Because The only one who know V could call him/her V real name
Wait Johnny calls V by their real name? I don't remember that, maybe I missed something.
@@lsargent0751 you will get that scene when you almost at end of the dlc
@@leonarduskrisna4588Can you be more specific? Finished the DLC story an hour ago but don't remember that anywhere -need to see! ^^
@@MuteObserver you need to get new route ending
Where you let Reed Operate you and erase Johnny from your brain
@@MuteObserver You only get that dialogue if u got good bond with Johnny before doing that ending. Many ppl who rushed expansion too fast didnt get his (and others sidequests) done
What with the Lilith AI being summoned from beyond the blackwall with that one cyberpsycho quest and then this whole storyline with Song, I really, REALLY hope the next cyberpunk game has a main character that is somehow involved with the blackwall and AI beyond it.
When I played through this scene I was in awe, it gave me chills. This was a moment where everything passed from science into something that felt truly supernatural. The Blackwall and the net is my favorite thing about Cyberpunk and I really want more of it.
I love that Phantom Liberty showed us just how terrifying and dangerous AIs beyond the Blackwall are. There were moments where it almost felt like a horror game.
@@izzyfrncxs3408 especially with the screaming sound effects here, super creepy
I love the idea of a cyberpunk game set in a daemon infested world
@@ralalbatross Yeah. I want the NUSA to be bigger in the next game and I want Meyers actions with Song to be the Catalyst for not only another war starting to happen, but due to the actions of the corps and the NUSA the Blackwall finally goes rogue.
That would be an interesting game.
@@ralalbatross Sorry for the double reply, but I forgot to mention how it could be wild with the rogue daemons popping up since everyone and anyone might get hollowed out and turn into something like the Lilith cyberpsycho in 2077.
Jesus... I had literal goosebumps when she summoned blackwall. Its the most amazing and mesmerizing thing, like literally wildest AI beasts waiting to shred through humanity and use it as slaves
I love the visuals and the screams from those poor bastards. Sounds so brutal
I'm no snowflake but the distorted screams of those guys really made me feel disturbed, the visual and sound design of this sequence is a masterpiece.
You are using the blackwall AI power, a thing that it's to keep the wild AI on the other side of the wall out.
Which says that the DataKrash wasn't a bunch of idiots throwing their hands up.
It was a literal slaughter, of the worse degree.
The expansion from
The beginning was insane
If you could use this kind of power during Fear the Reaper that would become my goto ending.
There is a weapon that can do that
And a quickhack
And if you close your eyes, you can pretend that use of those upgrades is why the biochip changed so much of V before Alt Cunningham could disentangle V and Johnny
@@BHRamsayI would’ve love there to be a fusion between V and Johnny.
@@grimsquad273
> use Blackwall quickhack, 1 shot Adam
> use basic CM + SC combo, 1 shot Adam
"Clearly the problem is players having too much OP stuff. Just cripple yourself to balance the final boss bro. I am very smart"
Please seek professional help immediately.
the blackwall is so scary. just this unknowable cyberspace where AI beyond human comprehension live.
The Blackwall is also an AI, so it's Intelligent. Wrap your head around that.
@@mikem9384It has to be. Would an algorithm that can’t evolve be able to hold back an army of ever-changing AIs indefinitely?
@doctorsnart6389 yes programs need space and without space and hardware u are just a download
It just hit me. V did what David couldn't do. Kill Adam Smasher and send someone to the moon himself/herself.
V just became a Cyber God.
All I could hear while playing was "UNLIMITED.....POWER!!!"
😂😂😂
This game had THAT MOMENT.
That moment when Daniel used his telekinesis to destroy the police blockade.
That moment when Alicia turned into a Valkyria and crushed the Imperial Army
That moment when you unleashed a horrifying power on people that could literally do nothing to stop you.
which are you referencing for the first two?
@@chriscormac231 Life is Strange 2 and Valkyria Chronicles
It's kino
It felt obscene to use that power. Every time I triggered it, I was saying "fuck this feels wrong."
that moment was gaming moment of the year for sure
best ending imo especially if you do the dont fear the reaper ending. V more or less comes to terms with their fate and decides to spare someone else from theirs. They couldnt beat the system but maybe somi will
Hate to poop on the parade but if Blue Eyes is who everyone thinks he is, So Mi is more screwed than she was with the NUSA. Basically So Mi(and by Proxy V's) survival hinges on whether or not the Blue Eyed people can be trusted, in the tabletop lore they're said to control politicians(as shown with Peralez) so whatever they want with V and SoMi is NOT benevolent
this is the correct ending this is right this is it
@@manamoriSave songbird,put Reed to rest,keep Alex alive cause she freakin dies if you along with Reed's plan,and then try to save yourself with Crystal palace raid :D
@@skell6134 correct this is the correct ending this is the right way to play the game all other options are evil this is good thank you
@@manamori I mean,its just sort of best outcome for everyone,im not saying that anyone should be playing game this way
My preferred ending tbh, not just because I sympathize with Song as a character, but what it means for her. Does it matter that she wasn't completely honest with V about the neural matrix? Sure, it kinda hurts, but at that point the matrix is her only chance of getting a "second chance" as she called it. She can't storm Arasaka, she has no access to Mikoshi, or Alt. V has all those options, so it made sense to me to free her life from NUSA, and Meyers specifically. To put it as simply as possible, our girl got tired of being used by a corp (in this case, by Myers) to access beyond blackwall for personal gain (game makes sure to mention it multiple times), to Song's own deterriment. That kind of desperation is understandable, and familiar to V. So, to me, it only made sense to help Song possibly get her life back.
Agreed. For me, my V saw a kindred spirit in Song, and helping her get out just felt like the right thing to do.
As much as the lie stings, in the end Songbird chose to tell the truth when she absolutely could have fooled V to the end. Confessing just before passing out was the worst possible move a cold-blooded manipulator could make, which proves that she's more than that.
That's the detail that won me over and made me protect her.
But it will be used by Mr. Blue and other iskins
also doesn't help that giving the NUSA (which is just Militech pretending it's the USA) unrestrained access to whatever is beyond the blackwall is a horrible idea for the rest of humanity
@@imshailThat's the funniest part. Freeing Song means giving him over to Blue Eye.
Blue Eye is linked to both rogue AI and Militech. That's made evident by how he uses Peralez as a front, whom is the NUSA candidate for NC. You also spot old militech tech during Dream On.
You might even argue that MBE is a result of Project cynosure.
There's absolutely no winning move in the DLC, except perhaps killing Song. But even in that case you give back the neural matrix, a rogue AI, to Militech.
There is a nice parallel between Song being used by MBE in Fatal Moon and V being used by MBE after The Sun ; with both being sent in space.
This ending was the one I ended up with and it makes sense.
Johnny and V influenced each other so much, taught each other a shit ton and changed each other for the better and worse. This ending lets Songbird have a chance, and saves Alex in the process. In a way, it saves Reed too - because he was so tangled up in the Nusa shit and his own principles he was only leading himself into the same problem So Mi had. Being used for others benefits whether it meant his life or someone elses. V walks away empty handed of course, but at the same time, I feel like Johnny and V had been together so long, they were almost the same person at that point. My version of V wouldnt have sold out or murdered my way to the cure to erase Johnny as if we didn't go through some of the hardest and dumbest shit together. While I agree the ending where you do get the cure is heart wreching and really well written. I dont know, I jsut felt like this is the way V would have handled shit. Especially witb the influence of silverhand lingering around. V would have wanted saved everyone, and Silverhand didnt want to go. They achieved that.
I also hated the ending cure tbh. I was after Judy and V staying together, and the DLC kinda shit on that with the cure ending. So I"ve opted for this one instead, Judy and V relationship or not went through everything just like V and Jackie did. and I didn't like the idea that Judy basically doesn't give a care for u in the ending it had for V relating to the Cure.
You say you're unwilling to murder for the cure but that's exactly what you do in EVERY ending. If you raid Saka with ANYBODY including Saka themselves, the blood of hundreds if not BILLIONS due to the wider scope of consequences is on V's hands.
I think the DLC canonically power scales V even more. And makes her scarier. Like, Songbird basically collapses after interacting with the Blackwall, while V manages to power through it enough to still be able to fight (think to the duel at the end...if yk yk). And remember this ain't no run of the mill netrunner either, its arguably the best netrunner NUSA has.
V is canonically the strongest merc to have ever walked Night City.
But on the other hand, So Mi was so devastated after so many encounters that maybe she's just so weak after hundreds of times doing it and V does it for the very first tims
yeah but somi had been entangled with that fuckery for years. there's a few dialogues and text pieces reporting that her behavior had been changing, that she was starting to crack (that's why she hatched that whole plan with Hansen, cos she knew Myers had no problem using her until death and beyond). and even after that certain exhaustion she was experiencing, she still managed to hack the entire dogtown stadium and the whole fucking spaceport.
And, imo, its technically wrong to mention V as a singular independent individual.. V died to Dex, the legendary unkillable merc is actually the fusion between hers and johnny's conscience, that gets progressively stronger as the biochip spreads further into V's brain.
V without johnny couldn't survive that long, its NC's nature. she would've went just like David did. (that's a lesson on nature i guess.. johhny's construct is an anomaly. immortality shouldn't exist).
But they were connected to each other making V and Songbird share the black wall's burden, it was not V alone controlling the Black wall's AIs.
Alt Cunningham just watching in the background lol
This mixture of feeling hopeless and being overpowered in this final journey gave me chills. I haven't remembered such a good ending since Mass Effect 3.
...I hope you're joking.
That’s caaaaaaaaaaap
LMAO
2:47 and there he is, Mr. Blue Eyes standing in the background with an umbrella watching the whole thing went down.
holy fuck... I did not see him stood there.
he is a techno necromancer from alpha centauri , only few know the truth
I’m blind. Where is he exactly?
@@Sobasicallyandthenprettymuchye look up to the right of SongBird's head, he was standing on the balcony above all the fire, it goes by so fast between 2:47 and the beginning of 2:48
@@sambatphu806oh I see. Thanks
Arguably the coolest sequence in entire game 😮
Followed closely by the sequence where Slider dies and time freezes while you talk with Songbird
I think thw whole lesson was for this dlc was you either die a legend or sacrifice everything to just live for another day with a price
Quite life or Blaze and Glory
Honestly, worse than death and even suicide ending imo. Not only being npc, but also to see your ideals crumble in night City and corpos still take up, so i'd prefer to at least save songbird from president as she wants than that
@@sh-kq4ro What's wrong with being NPC? You are living a normal life right now and you are doing fine.
@@wellwellwell7563 there is no normal life in nc without implants, V isnt V even anymore
@@sh-kq4ro then don't live in night city lmao
in this ending v is more himself than ever since he isn't just a construct jammed back into a corpse after mikoshi
The parallels between Song Bird = V, Reed = Takemura, and NSUA = Arasaka. Song Bird i s a version of V that has nothing and no one. Can't be mad at Song Bird who is trying to survive, who has kept secrets her whole life and worked as an agent. Reed on the other hand is another hound for NSUA. No matter what they do to him, mark him for death, screw him over, use him, he will always serve because the NSUA is all he knows and will ever know. Sounds familiar, don't you think? Takemura was the same exact way. When you take down Arasaka while Takemura is alive, he vows to take revenge on V. Selling Song Bird is the equivalent of turning V in to Arasaka.
Even going through with Reed's ending is the same as Arasaka. They "help you", but all they do is damn you and Johnny. Reed cannot be trusted and neither myers. Considering Reed "took care" of jacob and his friend to tie up loose ends should be a red flag. It's funny to se Mr. Hands being the only upstanding guy in this mess. Blue Eyes is truly V's only hope, and I know he is going to play a big role in the next cyberpunk with the black wall (as most dlcs are teasers for the next installment).
I thought Song Bird is parallel of Lucy
@@iamniandthememe definitely not
Man...the soundtrack, the sound effect make it soooo epic
Agreed the music is just amazing!!!
I always thought that "don't fear the reaper" is the proper way to go out with a boom, solving problems by yourself. so I agreed to help her without any expectations for a cure. Yet for a brief moment I was tiny bit bummed. But not about the lack of cure, rather her lying to V. So it is understandable if some were disappointed in her. But looking back to interactions with So Mi, it was obvious she deeply regrets on the inside for lying, sometimes lashing out on V for it as she feels tormented by his/her kind and honest responses, and optimism where V says He/She trusts her, or moments where So Mi is mutely shaking her head when V talks about cure. I couldn't be mad at her because she didn't lie out of spite or with the intention of hurting V, and I agreed with Johnny that her determination to commit acts she herself did not like to do, commanded some respect. Probably that's why I choosed the same "Would've helped you anyway" line. So Mi saw herself when she learned about V, the only kindred spirit with the same or even stronger determination than her, probably partly why she contacted V in the first place too: respect. My theory is that the only thing she did not expect is to get attached to V, seeing more in common than just strongwill and building further up the already present guilt in herself. Also V was the only "real" person she could talk to about her hardships and past, (especially while Kurt and his men were breathing on her neck daily) unlike Myers or the loyal dogs of the FIA like Reed, who was unwilling to put So Mi above his duty (he was the same as Takemura)
I really liked this ending.
Same man. All of this
"Hands up, we've got you surrounded"
"Kneel to your new cybergod"
"Last warning, V"
0:46 "I. SAID. KNEEEEEEEEEL"
lmao
just realized you left Reed's body on the platform when the Rocket took off
guess you turned him into roast chicken in the process
My game glitched and the black wall was literally making my game run at less than 1 frame per second. It was super trippy. It took like five minutes to walk to the train
The scene with the helicopters light shining all in slowmo and cinematic as hell really reminded me of the cyberpunk2077 Bullets trailer.
Handing over Songbird to Nusa is like handing over your soul and principles to the devil.
You get to "live" but lose everything dear to you in exchange.
She lied again, betrayed reed and V. Small price to pay for betrayal. Sad story or not, her sad story was her fault.
Nah, that's choosing either the devil ending or the new ending. It's complicated with So Mi.
@@vendetta3941Reed is like Takemura. They talk about loyalty, principles, honor but all these start and begin when their duty comes in. He knows what they did to Songbird yet he still wants to hand her over to the FIA. If he truly cared about her well-being he would encourage us to set her free instead of turning her into a puppet so the president can keep running her sick experiments on the Blackwell through her. People like him are just pussies that that tie up their morals to some regime because they are too weak to stand up for their own. And then he even plays the regret card on you “oh i should have done more for you and So Mi” well a little bit too late for that.
@@vendetta3941 The difference is that she had no options besides that. Her situation is so shit that even Johnny said that she did the right thing.
@@vendetta3941 Nope , NUA basically use song bird skills like prisioner to do all dirty works for political gain. She just wants to live free away from all corpo bull shit
The way she wanted to escape, wanted to go the moon so bad it reminds me so much of Lucy from Edgerunner. From this moment alone, i decided to save Songbird no matter what even if V didn't get her cure, even if Reed was being honest with us from day one.
Songbird going to the moon was 100% some kind of homage to the anime. No way it wasn't done on purpose
Somi is from the same class as Lucy. It just makes too much sense.
Thank god, this was my first ending, the other endings are too depressive.
The black wall is the embodiment of “technology can be so advanced it looks like magic”
This is why the old Net is sealed off. Unleashing it would destroy everything.
V has acquired upraded Soulkiller and Blackwall daemons. Just like DataKrash and R.A.B.I.D.S. True heir of Bartmoss.
so v uses her chrome to achieve omnipotence? hard price for godhood i guess
One of the best scene of the DLC, by far. It was fcking epic
Which scene was better than this one?
Oh my god, Mr Blue Eyes at 2:47 just to the upper right :o
I’m glad I did this ending because both Alex and song live 😭
If you help her at first then give her up to Reed at the station then all 3 live
@@CircusofPython you meant sell out to NUSA? no thank.
@@CircusofPython yeah I did that lol it was my favorite ending
@@timr6492 She tells you during Somewhat Damaged that she rather die than go back to Myers.
Now I become death ,the destroyer of world
Love how twitchy V’s finger act which shows how overwhelming the Blackwall power is.
Up until this point, this DLC, the only two legit moments of horror i've seen were related to AI.
First is "possessed" cyberpsycho from Maelstrom, and the second is that scene where you get contacted by blue-eyed AI people before talking to the politician in the side-quest.
And now we can see Blackwall in all it's horrifying glory.
The game has always been kind gruesome, dismemberment and other things included. But, until this time, there were no cases of someone dying on screen while inducing sheer horror of their agony. Blackwall Gateway does look like that, the worst way to go.
Echoing, reverberating and distorted screams of death and agony, as V's very perception of afflicted targets and reality around them twists and turns, as if being ripped apart by forces beyond your comprehension.
I've been wanting to see things like this the moment i've did a dive into Cyberpunk (ttrp and videogame) lore. This was done as close to ideal as possible, i think..
never really realized how dangerous cyberpsace beyond the Black Wall actually was until this dlc. Even in the base game when you meet Alt, it seemed just another day in Night City, but after this dlc it re contextualized the whole scene, and i absolutely love it.
I really liked this scene V. I would love a scenario where she used the BlackWall more
There is a way. You can find a Iconic Operating System that has no Buffs except a One of a kind Quickhack. You will find that Hack very familiar. In the same place you can gain access to a Unique Smart Gun with similar powers.
And dooms humanity lmao
@@echo3788 Honestly in Cyberpunk Land that is pretty much just a question of "when" by now anyway.
Well you can get the Cyperware that makes you use the blackwall powers (and it talks to you, trying to lure you like Song) if So ends up in the bunker.
I want the next Cyberpunk game to revolve around the Blackwall. The way Song describes the Blackwall it's as if it's stalking her and whispering to her. It's an AI, it's intelligent. I want to have the ability to start with whatever backgrounds but somehow the character ends up getting involved with the Blackwall. It would give off akira vibes.
Also, a few days after sending our girl to the moon you get a message from her with some interesting stuff she sent you back to NC, including lunar dust, a metal souvenir Tycho pin and a piece of cyberware. Which was nice to see, because the endng kinda fucked me up emotionally.
And it's that moment that made me realise how terrifying the power of the blackwall can be :O
Having played all of the endings in the base game and also watching the Cyberpunk Anime. I knew it wouldn't end well. But when this moment happened and we were able to wield BLACKWALL hacks to obliterate people- that's about as much of a happy ending as you can get. Everything after that was just falling action.
That mission/end...I love it. It was so sad, but the most emotional mission for me in Cyberpunk 2077. So glad I decided to play the game once more with Phantom Liberty.
One of the best sequences in gaming ever. Amazing end to an amazing DLC. And man, the expression on her face at the start of the clip is heart-breaking, doesn't even say anything there but makes you feel so much emotion.
This mission was one of my favourite missions in a game in years. So much so, it's one that I feel sad I won't be able to experience for the first time again, but boy, what a fucking ride it was.
Actually sided with Reed when I played through it. I'll be damned, the super spy everyone calls a liar has been straight with me the entire story whil song was stringing me up all along.
He is indeed honest, but the idea that NUSA will actually help Song is in reality a lie. He is so blinded by duty and only realizes that V was right about Song once its too late if you side with Reed. Its not black and white and I really appreciate a narrative such as this. If Reed was honest with himself he would have abandoned Myers a long time ago as he was present at the time that Song was losing his memory even witnessing a moment where Song could not recognize Reed in the past after returning from the Blackwall. In the end its all up to the players own moral code to decide what's right in the moment.
@@jingsterling personally the way i weighed my options is 'songbird played me, reed didn't. songbird was willing to condemn the entire stadium to death for herself whereas i'm not.' worse is if you save songbird, she confesses that there was no cure left for you to begin with. at first i was conflicted with my choice in siding with reed, but after that reveal, i was 100% confident i made the right choice helping reed. other than that it's also fitting for the rp i'm doing. corpo v was played by arasaka, then dex. the way i envision v is someone who's unwilling to get played a third time and does not take kindly to people who try to do so.
@@jingsterlingSimilar to what happened to Alt...
@@bottomleftoand now you become played by militech, congrats. Some people will never learn, lel. You never, NEVER TRUST ANY CORP IN ANY WAY. NUSA = militech, so you just give them WMD that might bring fucking apocalypse in the most literal sense. Song personality will be wiped out and what is left will be used for militech plans behind the blackwall. Untold thousands, if not millions, of people will dle in the future because you return So Mi to this sick fucks. There is only two “good” endings in a “greater good” sence: sendingSo Mi to the moon or killing her.
@bottomlefto oh no the stadium full of criminals. And you did get played by siding with Reed. Can't help you figure that one out, but glad your v is a corpo shill and NUSA tool now.
There is a mod on the nexus that lets you use this anytime. It even has the hand animations and yes it is completely broken.
I used it on that Pacifica douche just because he said my hardware was bad lmao
that's really cool.. and terrifying
man the soundtrack is just awesome
Best ending for me, send song bird to the moon-> then don't fear the reaper
one of the best moments in gaming, that dlc was fire
Thanos : oh! You are inevitable!
CDPR has shown us magical horrors beyond our reckoning but this is the moment that science fiction horror and magical horror blur. V unleashing the daemons of the black wall in hellish bolts of lightning like a possessed witch, burning people from the inside out in a twisted omage to raiders of the lost arc just fills you with an indescribable dread and horror. It makes you feel the shear power of the black wall AI’s and understand the hell that humanity has built for itself out of circuits and code. Not even the magical creatures of the witcher can compare to this.
Yeah I really can't figure how the cyber space and stuff could actually work. It acts more of an Astral space then a digital space
*Casually unleashes robo-cthulu*
Thanks bro. Thought had to fight and destroy helicopter. So just run back to songbird and get into the tower with her only after wiping enough troops out for the helicopter to appear.
Poor song birdy I miss you already ❤️ how likely is it that this expansion can be goty cause omg
Blackwall=Gaunter O Dimm it gives what you want and takes what you need change my mind
This was legit the most wtf moment of the entire story for me. I didn't expect the weird distorted screams in slow motion
After playing DLC i follow NetWatch 100% 🤯Blackwall is fucking terryfing
They’re the BPRD holding the line against dark digital gods
but too bad they didn't do anything about Militech messing with the Blackwall
@@keylime1237To be fair, that was before Netwatch was created. If Militech tried that in the present then they definitely would’ve been stopped. Not even a shit ton of eds would stop them.
@@keylime1237 There's actually a side mission that explains this, Netwatch are also sell outs if the price is right.
@@keylime1237 they didn't knew mostly of Militech operations on the Blackwall, that is the main reason why Myers don't want to let Songbird escape: she has all the proofs that could proof all the cyber criminal activities of Myers/Militech to the Netwatch
eldritch blast be like
Amazing Story, really got me conflicted feelings
This ending was borderline mesmerizing when I first played it, from using the Blackwall ai`s to the train ride, then the launch.
It's just like a cyberpunk in Netflix And it's also sad😢
The genre rarely, if ever, has a happy ending.
It's scifi noir. There are never happy endings, just different shades of gray.
0:41 best Neuralink commercial ever made
Epic and Badass scene for me ,i was “oh ,wow ,oh, damn” the whole time playing this scene lol 😂😂
This game is so amazing im glad it made a comeback and i gave it a second chance. The voice acting, writing, and just the whole vibe is top tier
Ngl i simped hard for songbird. It really felt like her and V were kindred spirits (I played Corpo so V and So Mi were both used and abused by the system). This scene was easily my favorite traversing the blackwall together and having the power of a cybergod. I think my V went into cyberpsychosis during this so it was like the point of no return
Unleashing the full power of the Spider man 2099 music sting
Actually wait, that could be a cool mod
I wish I hadn't beaten the game when the game first came out. This whole package would have been even more difficult to get through in a good way.
What exploits and zero days do when you're not updating your software on patch Tuesdays.....visualized.
its a terrifying though isnt it, in a world where machines now exist in every human all you need is unstable ai under your control and you watch as everyone is torn at your knees
V become a goddess for a while. And the part where V must shot Reed is hurt af
may not be the most moralist ending to Fantom Pain, but it's my favourite by far , emotionally very higt
La banda sonora de toda la misión es increible, la pelea antes de utilizar la black wall ufff brutal
Jeez, hearing the militech agents scream as their fucking nervous system gets fried is terrifying
Blackwall: when you go total spartan mode and god gives you their true power
that so awesome but sad really😞
She is a delicate weapon..
I'm playing this now, can't wait to get this far.
It’s like she has become the entire server and can bend it to her needs, we need more of this dark energy witchcraft in the sequel !!! So good
mr blue eyes u can see him watching u in the train at 2:47
Damn this game and DLC are so good.
I just wish we had an option to flip off the Black Op agents before we released the pulse.
I haven’t gotten to this part yet… is this the feral AIs behind the Black Wall ripping into these soldiers, or is it the Black Wall itself reacting to Songbird tapping in by going after literally anyone and everyone that it can kill?
if only the blackwall quickhack was anywhere near this good
The best part about this is that if you betray song you get access to the black wall anyways, but only runner characters can make use of it.
Did anyone else think of resistance 2’s final mission during this scene? I swear it was the first thing to pop into my mind
I played the DLC and got here on my first play through when it came out. When V unleashed the Blackwall, my console (Series X/S) was chugging and lagging like hell during the entire sequence. It was repeating every sound of screams and unknown horror excessively through the entire thing.
I like to think I got the full Blackwall experience.
Songbirds mission and “help her” ending are up there with the BEST of the endings PL has. The Reed ones are super weak in comparison.
I screamed my lungs out when they let me use the blackwall like this , it was fucking badass
V for violation
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My kid pasted "Let them up" from Fury Road OST over the existing music, that little bit of hopeful music totally changes the ending.
I was so torn between picking Reed or Songbird that I googled which choice was better and I kept seeing that picking Reed gave you better loot but it didn’t feel right to me. My V would never turn on Songbird. I thought I’d get a less cool ending and was so blown away by this.
7:43 fun detail here, if you shoot him in the head he instantly drops without dialogue
Baffles me a little that NUSA doesn't have a special reserve in their black op team that consists of ordinary humans without any implants to handle situations like these (assuming blackwall protocol only affects implants, which it should). With what Militech has, it doesn't seem that far-fetched of an idea.
Without implants?
V just slaughters them.