‘Dream On’ is surely one of the best quests i’ve ever played in an videogame. The writing, the mystery, the conspiracies and soundtrack. Everything about it is top tier! What are your favorite quests?
‘Dream On’ is surely one of the best quests i’ve ever played in an videogame. The writing, the mystery, the conspiracies and soundtrack. Everything about it is top tier! What are your favorite quests?
The Hunt. such a disturbing quest, which is why I like it.
Sujirokimimamii
Sinnerman
No_Tamanegi
“Talent Academy”, one of the new gigs in Phantom Liberty, fucking *wrecked* me. Easily one of the most disheartening stories in the entire game.
cosmernaut420
I wish Dream On had gone further. Like full Manchurian Candidate sort of having to kill the next mayor of Night City before some insidious group makes him do something unspeakable kind of deal. The ending was just too abrupt for me.
StrikePrice
End sucks
Balls to the Wall did something unique. You get to be the boss then fight the boss. Never seen that before.
Juken-
Deserved to be expanded further. All the way. This is one case where i feel CDPR underdeveloped an idea. Phantom Liberty could have easily been a run on to this quest, expanded out culminating in a Mas Effect Shadow Broker/ Roy Batty meeting Tyrell type of deal. Kill the Blue eyed man or become him.
Han-Solo-Jr-
I am still unsure about my choice so I have finished this quest. That the only one left on the board haha
The_Son_of_Mann
The quest should have ended the couple inviting you to a threesome.
Crimsonmaddog44
Unfortunately the ending was cut so hopefully they expand on the story in a next installment or something. I was really on the edge of my seat during that quest, much like Johnny was lol
phifal
In the current playthrough, it was Stadium Love so far. Nothing more satisfying than precisely hitting Holt 46 times after seeing him at Hansen’s party.
But jokes aside, the whole Peralez and Holt thing had way more potential, there should have been more quests about it.
brooksofmaun
I will say they did an exceptional job of just making you feel incredibly uncomfortable every time you were talking to the peralez without ever being able to point to a single thing (before the coin drops anyway)
DredZedPrime
I literally just started this quest. Really interested to see where it goes.
Independent-Try915
the one where we bang Panam…….cause we bang Panam
tommyshelby1986
Hell yeah. When I played Dream On I wanted that to be the dlc. The Hunt is also very good
Janostar213
Bro. Im almost done with this ‘side quest’ and I’m just amazed by how deep it goes. Not surprising since CDPR does side quests well.
bananasmana
The whole River Ward questline is a little boring imo, but the quest where you actually go to the farm is amazing
Entredarte
Wish they’d followed up with it in Phantom Liberty.
CloseEncounters777
I always like doing the Delamain questline. It seems very basic at first but with every new playthrough I find something new. Also very nice dialogues with Delamain while driving in one if you just reset them in the end. Definitely my favorite AI in the whole story.
Cleverbird
I see a lot of people clamoring for more to this quest, but I feel like it ended at just the right spot. It makes the quest linger in the mind, because of all the what-if scenarios you now have cooking up. Is it just a malicious group of Illuminati type peeps? Maybe. Is it a rogue AI pulling the strings? Highly likely. But we’ll never know, unless CDPR ties back into this questline in Cyberpunk 2 (which I do hope they do).
Not everything needs a definitive answer, sometimes the unknown can be just as enticing.
But that’s just my two cents. I absolutely adore this whole questline and everything around it, its just fantastic writing.
cmdrtheymademedo
There is a side quest to help a bartender see if his wife is cheating (in dog town I think ) Johnnys commentary throughout and just the overall feel of it is hilarious and is s great reference to old detective novels
meimelx
currently doing this right now.
I love how open-ended this quest is. when I did it after my first playthrough, I spent the rest of the game wondering what happened to Peralez if he was okay?
one thing I love is you have no true idea if his ramblings about it are based on fact or paranoia (like in his message at the very end). definitely hoping that in cp2 we get more with the story.
GreenockScatman
There isn’t one that stands out to me as a quest but there’s three things in the game that brought me a lot of joy during quests:
1. Old Samurai fan dude rocking out at the 2077 reunion gig
2. When you hack the cameras during the PL voodoo boys quest to go see Slider and he just switches your camera off
3. When during the Hippocratic Oath quest you can just use a gun to terminate the patient
Kind of strange that there’s no real standout quest that I can think of, but I think they’re all very nicely done. There’s no real stinkers either!
Tough-Height841
The side missions with paco in phantom liberty where you play as Hansen is my favourite.
Also same with the mission where you play as Agular.
Honestly tied with the dream on and panam side mission imo.
Can’t decide, their all just so good.
the_chistu
What’s better than blasting Maelstrom? Annoying a couple of self-righteous monks while blasting Maelstrom.
shibui_
Mine was “Pyramid Song” with Judy. I honestly felt real human emotions towards this part of the game. I was connecting with her, we got away from the whole mess of night city and the moment they created diving through her childhood town was just on a other level.
2Little2LateTiger
So I did this mission recently and I have double jump. I like jumping off buildings and going roundabout ways instead of the streets.
Finished the mission and looked for a place to jump too. I noticed a NPC standing out on one of the balconies and decided to jump up to him because I like seeing backstories with my Cyberoptics.
It was Mr. Blue Eyes. Just watching. He just faded after a little bit of time, but I think it was a nice touch that he was there.
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The Hunt. such a disturbing quest, which is why I like it.
Sinnerman
“Talent Academy”, one of the new gigs in Phantom Liberty, fucking *wrecked* me. Easily one of the most disheartening stories in the entire game.
I wish Dream On had gone further. Like full Manchurian Candidate sort of having to kill the next mayor of Night City before some insidious group makes him do something unspeakable kind of deal. The ending was just too abrupt for me.
End sucks
Balls to the Wall did something unique. You get to be the boss then fight the boss. Never seen that before.
Deserved to be expanded further. All the way. This is one case where i feel CDPR underdeveloped an idea. Phantom Liberty could have easily been a run on to this quest, expanded out culminating in a Mas Effect Shadow Broker/ Roy Batty meeting Tyrell type of deal. Kill the Blue eyed man or become him.
I am still unsure about my choice so I have finished this quest. That the only one left on the board haha
The quest should have ended the couple inviting you to a threesome.
Unfortunately the ending was cut so hopefully they expand on the story in a next installment or something. I was really on the edge of my seat during that quest, much like Johnny was lol
In the current playthrough, it was Stadium Love so far. Nothing more satisfying than precisely hitting Holt 46 times after seeing him at Hansen’s party.
But jokes aside, the whole Peralez and Holt thing had way more potential, there should have been more quests about it.
I will say they did an exceptional job of just making you feel incredibly uncomfortable every time you were talking to the peralez without ever being able to point to a single thing (before the coin drops anyway)
I literally just started this quest. Really interested to see where it goes.
the one where we bang Panam…….cause we bang Panam
Hell yeah. When I played Dream On I wanted that to be the dlc. The Hunt is also very good
Bro. Im almost done with this ‘side quest’ and I’m just amazed by how deep it goes. Not surprising since CDPR does side quests well.
The whole River Ward questline is a little boring imo, but the quest where you actually go to the farm is amazing
Wish they’d followed up with it in Phantom Liberty.
I always like doing the Delamain questline. It seems very basic at first but with every new playthrough I find something new. Also very nice dialogues with Delamain while driving in one if you just reset them in the end. Definitely my favorite AI in the whole story.
I see a lot of people clamoring for more to this quest, but I feel like it ended at just the right spot. It makes the quest linger in the mind, because of all the what-if scenarios you now have cooking up. Is it just a malicious group of Illuminati type peeps? Maybe. Is it a rogue AI pulling the strings? Highly likely. But we’ll never know, unless CDPR ties back into this questline in Cyberpunk 2 (which I do hope they do).
Not everything needs a definitive answer, sometimes the unknown can be just as enticing.
But that’s just my two cents. I absolutely adore this whole questline and everything around it, its just fantastic writing.
There is a side quest to help a bartender see if his wife is cheating (in dog town I think ) Johnnys commentary throughout and just the overall feel of it is hilarious and is s great reference to old detective novels
currently doing this right now.
I love how open-ended this quest is. when I did it after my first playthrough, I spent the rest of the game wondering what happened to Peralez if he was okay?
one thing I love is you have no true idea if his ramblings about it are based on fact or paranoia (like in his message at the very end). definitely hoping that in cp2 we get more with the story.
There isn’t one that stands out to me as a quest but there’s three things in the game that brought me a lot of joy during quests:
1. Old Samurai fan dude rocking out at the 2077 reunion gig
2. When you hack the cameras during the PL voodoo boys quest to go see Slider and he just switches your camera off
3. When during the Hippocratic Oath quest you can just use a gun to terminate the patient
Kind of strange that there’s no real standout quest that I can think of, but I think they’re all very nicely done. There’s no real stinkers either!
The side missions with paco in phantom liberty where you play as Hansen is my favourite.
Also same with the mission where you play as Agular.
Honestly tied with the dream on and panam side mission imo.
Can’t decide, their all just so good.
What’s better than blasting Maelstrom? Annoying a couple of self-righteous monks while blasting Maelstrom.
Mine was “Pyramid Song” with Judy. I honestly felt real human emotions towards this part of the game. I was connecting with her, we got away from the whole mess of night city and the moment they created diving through her childhood town was just on a other level.
So I did this mission recently and I have double jump. I like jumping off buildings and going roundabout ways instead of the streets.
Finished the mission and looked for a place to jump too. I noticed a NPC standing out on one of the balconies and decided to jump up to him because I like seeing backstories with my Cyberoptics.
It was Mr. Blue Eyes. Just watching. He just faded after a little bit of time, but I think it was a nice touch that he was there.