Game:

Cyberpunk 2077 (2020)

Category:

Walkthrough

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00:00 *_Gig: Wakako's Favorite_*


For years, I worked to get jobs done comfortably, with a crew I hand-picked myself. I chose Chang-Hoon Nam years ago, and he hasn't let me down once. I don't know what happened to him, but you got to get him back. Check the basement in that Chinese place. He keeps his gear there, sometimes takes a side gig or two. Think he's still alive - if he weren't, he's the type who'd come back as a ghost and apologize, just like in those tales from the old country that make me want to puke. He's sentimental like that.



16:07 *_Stairway To Heaven_*


Look at that, your Zen master has reappeared. Some advertising shtick, no doubt. Thing is, I don't know fuck all about what he's trying to sell you. Stay sharp around characters like him.



20:55 *_I Can See Clearly Now_*


A partially hidden S.C.S.M. was being installed and configured at Megabuilding H8.[1] Something seems off about the machine, as it appears to be calling V over. The machine turns out to be an AI by the name of Brendan, and would like you to move over the dumpster that is blocking his view.



25:45 *_Gig: A Shrine Defiled_*


The person should not stray from the road and the tiger should not leave his mountain steppes. Or misfortune will find them both.
Tyger Claw boss Taki Kazo thinks he's smart. He thinks I won't find out about his agreement at the shinto shrine in Milagro Terrace. He thinks I don't know he's using the shrine's honden for secret meetings. He thinks he can rule Japantown without my influence. He will be wrong.
I'll give you a wiretap to place right at the shintai in the most sacred of shinto spaces. Don't make a noise. And don't disappoint me.



41:05 *_Gig: Family Heirloom_*


There's this old saying - if it wasn't for fools, there would be no sages. The same is true for fixers.
The fool who needs your help is a man named Dan. Dan has a gambling problem - lately he managed to lose his car in a game of cards. To tell the truth, the ride's no great loss or anything - this guy isn't short on cars. What was valuable, however, was the one-of-a-kind bootleg Samurai recording stowed in the trunk. How did our fool come into possession of it, you ask? Well, he's Nancy's son. The same Nancy who played keyboard for the band, in the days when that snot-nosed boy used to call me "aunty."
You'll get that album for me. Gut tells me they haven't pawned it off just yet, it's probably still stashed somewhere around the place. And if you can swing it, grab Dan's car too for a little bonus. I'll snap you the coordinates of the guy holding the goods. And be aware, he licks the boots of the 6th Street Gang, so expect to deal with another fool. A stubborn one.

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