Cyberpunk 2077: 10 Things You Didn't Know You COULD DO

Cyberpunk 2077 (PC, PS5, Xbox, PS4) is a bit of a mess, but there are still a few cool things you can do in it that the game doesn't tell you.

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[joris_db]

11: you can cure people who are in a wheelchair by punching them in the face

[DylBoi]

Parkour makes me nervous. Reaching places “you’re not supposed to go” seems like a gamble because my PS4 can barley handle the places I’m supposed to go.

[TokenTravis]

Me selling a single piece of art back and forth for hours to climb my way to corpo and buying every car

[liquidfish]

To be fair, making guns from soda cans is one heck of a skill.

[jaysanj]

Major props to falcon for telling there is a secret ending and how to get it WITHOUT spoiling the game.

[MrMicc-vklb]

When you get the double jump, the game just changes

[tburto]

How do you guys honestly feel about this game, heaps of people seem to have problems with it, but personally I enjoy it.

[svarog]

Fun Fact: Trains don’t even spawn on last-gen consoles

[backup]

If you go to the amusement park at the pier next to the mall, you can actually repair the rollercoaster and ride it with Keanu.

Spoiler alert: He smiles at you.

[KeyEpic]

Nobody gonna talk about the fact you can make guns out of food in this game? 😂

[TheDonBro]

Ahahahaha that slide is so worth it I'm always falling 🤣🤣

[asovoi]

The SECRET ENDING actually requires that you choose certain dialogue options during the Chipin' in mission - look it up, there are guides. I had to replay a few hours to get Johnny to offer the secret ending. It's very hard compared to other endings but with enough hacking and some good weapons, you're good to go :)

[ravenclawstudent]

Falcon forgot to mention instead of shooting people in the legs, you can get a mod chip for your guns that specifically just knocks them down without killing them. *non lethal* edit: you can wear Johnnys arm

[tommorgan]

Highly recommend respecing once you're getting close to late game. A lot of the perks at later levels are just better than the early level ones and you don't need the early level ones to have access to unlocking the stronger ones.

[hectordanector]

When he said "unlimited money trick" I thought he was gonna expose the $4, 000 art piece😂💀

[rubenrojas]

Imagine if this game came out in 2022, flying cars, usable trains, parachutes, the list goes on.

[sipinthatbub]

My current method for making money: smash the scan button constantly as i walk to find and collect all the garbage i can. Sell the garbage. Repeat.

[mattc]

If you have a last Gen console, you can go out of bounds just by playing the game!

[babayaga]

My tips after playing for 100 hrs.
#1- get reinforced tendons aka double jump very early, it changes the way you can approach so many scenarios in this game you'll want it from the start. I got mine maybe 30 hrs in and next run through it's the first cyberware upgrade I'm getting.
#2- do NOT get the scrapper perk. It will automatically scrap all ''junk'', problem is a lot of very expensive jewelry is considered junk. You'll be missing out on tens of thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands of dollars if you explore a lot like me by taking that perk. And how hard is it anyway to go to a machine push one button and get rid of all junk? And there are much better ways of getting components than breaking down junk. Like the can exploit he mentioned in the video, or just breaking down all those weapons and clothes you pick up and dont' use.
#3- This game isn't about the main story it's about the sum of it's parts, if you aren't doing the major side quests you're missing out on the intended experience. You can even complete the game mainly doing side quests only, that's how deeply interwoven these quests are into the main story.
#4- Be careful of min/maxing your build, so many good perks are scattered throughout all abilities it's best to at least get every ability to level 9.
#5- Don't buy weapons or anything else you can get other ways (especially early game), craft it or find it, everything is too overpriced in stores and you'll just have to constantly keep upgrading weapons to keep them at your level anyway which will take too many parts, so don't think you're going to buy a legendary weapon early game and keep using it the entire game unless you're ready to keep a ridiculous amount of parts on hand, in which case if you're not highly specced into technical that won't be practical. Clothes are reasonably priced mostly though.

[sebbymannella]

Not being able to take the trains was one of my biggest gripes. Makes no sense they wouldnt allow you to