The Most Disturbing Missable Weapon in Cyberpunk 2077 and I Hate It #cyberpunk2077

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I hate everything about the weapon Tinker Bell. I hate the quest attached to it, I hate the lead up to it, I hate it's effect, and I hate it's flavor text. It is so much worse than Cottonmouth to me. And no one will change my mind.

And I'm glad you can miss getting it.

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[TheHolyM]

Oh... It's Tinker Bell because he's Peter Pan... I didn't really notice at the time because I was a little busy with investigating child abuse and human livestock...

[hardygal]

I remember going through this quest and telling my sister “I feel like I’m playing through a Cyberpunk version of a Criminal Minds episode”

[JayStar]

What hit me the most is I drove past this barn and thought "I'll go and check it out later", little did I know what was going on In there and that I'd definitely be checking it out later..

[gatogato]

Fun fact. During the investigation while wearing the virtue. Use thermal right before the barn gate goes down. You'll see a woman outside the barn by the trees. Might be the ghost of the psychopaths mom.

[YorkshireBother]

River's quest line was amazing. I just wish it was longer with a little more depth. It was morbid, but my god did it leave you feeling good when you finally saved the kid

[maxlolbits]

Good god it just makes you imagine what he did to those kids-

[chanahasnomana]

The lore and story in this game just shows the worst of humanity. And tbh, these things happen in real life as well. So a future where killing and torturing on a whim for credits is a thing, it's disturbing to think anything like this would never not happen again. Humans are twisted in sick ways and this mission specifically adds depth to that sentiment. Abusing children and animals, torturing and subjugating them to such horrors. Well done writers. I've played through this game like 4 times now, and this is still the toughest mission to go through mentally.

[eyeofmagi]

I wish the game had more quests like this one being a detective was fun...

[CybernerdShua]

This is such a haunting mission! I'm not fond of horror or thriller but I LOVED this mission!

[illwill]

This guy: it’s disturbing 😮

Me: *Beats tf out the next 150 people with it*

[McMackster]

I just did this mission the last night from me posting this and I completely missed this... but I'm kind of glad I did, because this whole thing was just... the most eerie and freakishly dark thing I've played. I would never want to carry a moment of what happened at that farm.

[robert-joshuamcfaddin]

Wound up messing around, found the Sir John Phillastaff. I'd be used to it by now.

[gx]

Yea this quest really made me angry when I found out what he done to these kids. I was out for blood as soon as they gave me it, felt like I was hunting Epstien

[jansen]

Ngl a game where you’re an NCPD investigator, dealing with this type of shit constantly. And having to forge alliances with cyber punks would be dark depressing and absolutely awesome

[somedude-lg]

I played through this mission, accidentally found that wall and felt like throwing up when i picked up tinker bell

[dareka]

A whole city filled with high tech and destructive devices that we all use to do unspeakable things with...and he's grossed out by a cattle prod

[brycestrife]

Example of us as a people: its disturbing, I don't like it, but I NEED it. Disgusting yet enthralling. Humans.

[duxwontobey]

one of the best quests in anything because it pays off the dark tone, something just so horrid and disgusting that it has you rushing through to save the victims, rather than just sorta pissing around with less serious missions.

[chemkip]

I have to say that was my favorite mission not because of the content god knows it wasn't that but the fact that it was a mystery and one you cared about solving. It made you feel like a futuristic detective and that is so cool