Must feel good for Johnny, watching a legendary Netrunner escape the clutches of corpos. Even just for a little while.
fishyue
I choose this ending every single time, really wanna try the other endings but I just can’t >!betray so mi!< and when >!that “unknown” number sent me the text I feel so empty!<. And Johnny’s journal entry for this mission is exactly what I been thinking after this ending: >!Never really understood why people love to gawk at the moon with those vacant, dreamy expressions. But now… might have to give it a try myself. !<
pichael289
Now do it again and pick the other option, betray her at the big meeting and see what happens. It’s fucked up but god dam I think it’s an ever better set of missions. One of the few where it doesn’t matter how strong you are at all, and you get access to some of her unique abilities.
azhder
Pick the other betrayal next time, to fill that emptiness
RolandTwitter
Even if Reed was fucked in the head, I could never betray him. Gave So Mi death, which is what she wanted, and for a moment, Reed saw clarity
VisibleFun9999
You got a good ending, choom. Bring on the next DLC.
PrufrockAlfred
*”Guess I coulda done more, been different… maybe.”*
Song is free. Alex is free. Reed is free.
You taught Johnny something about what it really means to be a legend.
You did good, V.
TheOnlyFraen
Always save So Mi, especially after Reed’s comment about Jackie.
Couldn’t save Jackie.
Couldn’t save Evelynn.
Couldn’t save Johnny.
Probably can’t save themselves.
But we **can** save Songbird and **that** is a better version of ‘accountability’ and ‘growing up’ than what Reed was suggesting, to choose to be better even in the face of someone who admits on their death bed they’ve been lying and using you. To save’em anyway because Night City doesn’t get to win *every* battle against the hearts of good people.
Shit reminds me of Edgerunners with David sending Lucy off so that at least someone gets to escape while knowing full well how this story ends for him.
Sevatar34
Bad ending for sure. Now go for an actually fun route
Designer_Benefit676
Fuck so mi
IssaStorm
So Mi is a horrible person
SPIRlT
The only thing I like about this ending is how things end up with Alex, everything else is worse for everyone:
– So Mi isn’t saved, she only became a puppet or a weapon for Mr. Blue Eyes.
– Reed is dead.
– The NUSA government probably puts V on a black list.
– V doesn’t get any cure.
If you all like So Mi, the best outcome for her is dying, honestly.
Puzzleheaded-Gur-747
break my heart to shoot reed in the head. he’s my choom after all
JINX-R
I knew she was going to betray me from the start, but I didn’t care, I’d rather free her and fuck over the NUSA than help Myers. The Killing Moon is easily my favourite mission in all of gaming, it’s cinematic, beautiful, a work of art, euphoric, controlling the Blackwall had me in a state of bliss, absolute perfection in every department. It’s a shame no game will replicate the magnificent experience I had playing 2077.
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Now play it again but turn your back on her and go with Reed, It’s much better game play and probably “more cannon”.
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Choom, same ending.
Must feel good for Johnny, watching a legendary Netrunner escape the clutches of corpos. Even just for a little while.
I choose this ending every single time, really wanna try the other endings but I just can’t >!betray so mi!< and when >!that “unknown” number sent me the text I feel so empty!<. And Johnny’s journal entry for this mission is exactly what I been thinking after this ending: >!Never really understood why people love to gawk at the moon with those vacant, dreamy expressions. But now… might have to give it a try myself. !<
Now do it again and pick the other option, betray her at the big meeting and see what happens. It’s fucked up but god dam I think it’s an ever better set of missions. One of the few where it doesn’t matter how strong you are at all, and you get access to some of her unique abilities.
Pick the other betrayal next time, to fill that emptiness
Even if Reed was fucked in the head, I could never betray him. Gave So Mi death, which is what she wanted, and for a moment, Reed saw clarity
You got a good ending, choom. Bring on the next DLC.
*”Guess I coulda done more, been different… maybe.”*
Song is free. Alex is free. Reed is free.
You taught Johnny something about what it really means to be a legend.
You did good, V.
Always save So Mi, especially after Reed’s comment about Jackie.
Couldn’t save Jackie.
Couldn’t save Evelynn.
Couldn’t save Johnny.
Probably can’t save themselves.
But we **can** save Songbird and **that** is a better version of ‘accountability’ and ‘growing up’ than what Reed was suggesting, to choose to be better even in the face of someone who admits on their death bed they’ve been lying and using you. To save’em anyway because Night City doesn’t get to win *every* battle against the hearts of good people.
Shit reminds me of Edgerunners with David sending Lucy off so that at least someone gets to escape while knowing full well how this story ends for him.
Bad ending for sure. Now go for an actually fun route
Fuck so mi
So Mi is a horrible person
The only thing I like about this ending is how things end up with Alex, everything else is worse for everyone:
– So Mi isn’t saved, she only became a puppet or a weapon for Mr. Blue Eyes.
– Reed is dead.
– The NUSA government probably puts V on a black list.
– V doesn’t get any cure.
If you all like So Mi, the best outcome for her is dying, honestly.
break my heart to shoot reed in the head. he’s my choom after all
I knew she was going to betray me from the start, but I didn’t care, I’d rather free her and fuck over the NUSA than help Myers. The Killing Moon is easily my favourite mission in all of gaming, it’s cinematic, beautiful, a work of art, euphoric, controlling the Blackwall had me in a state of bliss, absolute perfection in every department. It’s a shame no game will replicate the magnificent experience I had playing 2077.