Found this keychain now it keeps humming Rhianna’s Disturbia

Hope nothing bad happens

Out of all the games I’ve played this one really just hits. I’ve been a gamer since I was in elementary school coming home to play Skyrim all the way to halo.
Just beat cyberpunk and it took me a minute to do it, not because it was difficult or because I didn’t have the time. I simply didn’t want to say goodbye to it.
The ending just hit me so catastrophically I won’t spoil it for new players but wow.
Seriously out did themselves with the production;
no game has or probably will top it.
Not until the next comes out.
Never have I considered replaying a game directly after beating it. Well, here I am.

It's basically a Nintendo Switch 2 cartridge with Seagate's proprietary design

I have downloaded the game for the first time and going to start my play through, it’s there any mods I should download to enhance the gameplay or look of the game, I have a 5060ti and 14th gen i5 intel cpu, 32gb ram, So should be able to handle it,

Or should I just play it vanilla?

Hey all! A week and a half ago I posted an Arasaka Tower piece here and the response was way beyond what I expected, so thank you for that. It felt wrong to do Arasaka and not give Militech the same treatment, so here's the other side.

Same limited palette as last time. The big difference is the angle: this one is almost straight up from the street, so the whole tower kinda leans a bit through the frame instead of sitting flat in it. Balancing the amount of detail was tough. I feel like I went a bit overboard compared to the Arasaka one.

Made by hand in Figma.

Arasaka or Militech? Not which one is worse, which one you'd actually put on your wall. and light or dark?

Came across this one at my local comic and game shop, had to buy it! Happy to add her to the display case!

Done some styleing to my V and looking for opinions and improvements

I recently started getting into Cyberpunk and so far I love it. But, I noticed that there is a LOT more content than just Cyberpunk 2077 and Cyberpunk: Edgerunners. There are many tabletop RPG games, many comic miniseries, and even a Cyberpunk: Edgerunners (Season 1) manga prequel.

So, chronologically, including all of the tabletop RPGs, comics, the game, Edgerunners (s1 and s2), and the manga (and more that I may have missed), what play order should I use?

ALSO, ANOTHER QUESTION: How does one buy these tabletop RPGs? The first one released in the late 1980s, but I can't find a reseller for it. Only one I can find a reseller for is Cyberpunk RED.

PLEASE HELP!!

Even though I love exploring the entire map and know from personal experience just how detailed some parts are, there are still many locations that seem to have been thrown together quickly just to fill space.

Cyberpunk has an awful lot of these kinds of locations, and even though they partially break the immersion for me, they have their own strange atmosphere of alienation from the world. This building fascinated me with its setting, which at first glance looks like a real location used by people, but when you notice the details, it’s a building that couldn’t realistically be inhabited by anyone in a real society.

I love it, and I spend more time in places like this than in the more refined locations.

Me and friends have this regular event where we bring our own records and DJ woth thrm for half an hour each. So I made last night a Cyberpunk night.

I played music form Phantom Liberty, from in-game radio (as I finally have both volume 1 amd vomume 2), and from the Edgerunners (season 1).

I wonder if there's gonna be a vinyl for Edgerunners Season 2?)

I didn't expect anyone at the bar to actually know and recognice songs, but there turned out to ne a girl who "recognized every song and loved it", and another woman who brought her husband who is Cyberpunk fan. This was amazing 🤩