I tried to do that quest as evil as possible and there just did not seem to be a way to accomplish that.
Thick-Protection-458
Nah, I fail to see controversy in this messiah gig.
Corporates? They will profit everything.
That guy? Will use every tool to deliver his message. His death included.
The message? Mostly his hubris, but he is far from Johny level with nuking Arasaka tower just to…
Get nothing in result. Well, if he nuked it, sure, but despite his memories tells so – his memories is too fucked up, and due to earlier lore nukes was Militech job?
Preston_Garvy-MM
Didn’t it get featured in some church news before?
ExcelsiorDoug
Lol I did not see that coming
allKnowingHagrid
I am on my first playthrough. I played the quest line a bit before deciding it’s too crazy. Loaded to an old save, then just shot the lady and the prisoner in the police car.
kakucko101
u/savevideo
HelloWaffles
Yeah I kinda zoned out for the first part of this gig and then my V walked up to start pounding the nails and I was just like *what the fuck is going on*
stevent4
I’m not religious so it’s pretty low on what I’d consider ‘Dark” in the Cyberpunk universe but I could see how some religious folk might be offended by it (not that I think it should be changed or altered in any way)
TheGambitch
Unpopular opinion: that BD was necessary to show night city that forgiveness and love still exist. Its a shame that it was made by corpos shit just to receive some money, but i think the message was more important than that. I agree with Johnny, Joshua is a rebel and a true revolutionary.
GroundbreakingBag580
I don’t think so, it’s not as bad or as disturbing as most people make it out to be.
He wants to do this, and he’s on death row anyway.
The man wants to get his message out there, and this is what he chose. It’s a win-win situation. He gets punished for a horrible crime, and the world keeps turning.
Is it bad? Yeah. But there are worse things happening in the dark future.
MethylphenidateMan
“This whole thing morally disgusts me, but I paid for this game and don’t want to miss out on what sounds like pretty wild content, so you’re damn right I’ll help you make it happen.”
ilovehamburgers
“The design of this mission is to really explore the inner conflict of the player. We want them to feel the impact of their decisions: right or wrong.”
***ME:***
Temulo
Shittiest mission ever
Emage_IV
i personally didnt find it to be that controversial, but i did think the corpo with hair was kind of a nut
Lentobloke
i just took the money
Gernaldo_Ribera
I started this mission, but then Panam called, so I ditched it. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
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I tried to do that quest as evil as possible and there just did not seem to be a way to accomplish that.
Nah, I fail to see controversy in this messiah gig.
Corporates? They will profit everything.
That guy? Will use every tool to deliver his message. His death included.
The message? Mostly his hubris, but he is far from Johny level with nuking Arasaka tower just to…
Get nothing in result. Well, if he nuked it, sure, but despite his memories tells so – his memories is too fucked up, and due to earlier lore nukes was Militech job?
Didn’t it get featured in some church news before?
Lol I did not see that coming
I am on my first playthrough. I played the quest line a bit before deciding it’s too crazy. Loaded to an old save, then just shot the lady and the prisoner in the police car.
u/savevideo
Yeah I kinda zoned out for the first part of this gig and then my V walked up to start pounding the nails and I was just like *what the fuck is going on*
I’m not religious so it’s pretty low on what I’d consider ‘Dark” in the Cyberpunk universe but I could see how some religious folk might be offended by it (not that I think it should be changed or altered in any way)
Unpopular opinion: that BD was necessary to show night city that forgiveness and love still exist. Its a shame that it was made by corpos shit just to receive some money, but i think the message was more important than that. I agree with Johnny, Joshua is a rebel and a true revolutionary.
I don’t think so, it’s not as bad or as disturbing as most people make it out to be.
He wants to do this, and he’s on death row anyway.
The man wants to get his message out there, and this is what he chose. It’s a win-win situation. He gets punished for a horrible crime, and the world keeps turning.
Is it bad? Yeah. But there are worse things happening in the dark future.
“This whole thing morally disgusts me, but I paid for this game and don’t want to miss out on what sounds like pretty wild content, so you’re damn right I’ll help you make it happen.”
“The design of this mission is to really explore the inner conflict of the player. We want them to feel the impact of their decisions: right or wrong.”
***ME:***
Shittiest mission ever
i personally didnt find it to be that controversial, but i did think the corpo with hair was kind of a nut
i just took the money
I started this mission, but then Panam called, so I ditched it. ¯_(ツ)_/¯