The broad strokes for the Cyberpunk 2077 story are great. But when you get right down to the presentation and scenes… it’s lacking.
The disaster happens. We freak out. We look for 2 people that might know w t f is going on. We kidnap someone who might be able to help. And then we have the climax.
On paper… that’s great and a decent 2 hour movie. In practice, the above paragraph is spread out over dozens of hours of gameplay. It starts to lose its meaning and urgency.
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Johnny Mnemonic has a solid story, and decent pacing for a 90-minute movie. The conclusion is a bit too “happily ever after” but I’m fine with that.
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Also… Dina Meyer adds to my point-review of any movie or tv series she’s in. But that’s just me.
skrott404
“I WANT ROOM SERVICE!”
BoldlyGettingThere
Johnny Silverhand doesn’t have data in his head that is killing him, he IS data in someone’s head that is killing THEM
elcuervo2666
Ok so doesn’t Johnny Neumonic have like a single gig of data in his head? I remember watching it recently, and while fun, its central conceit makes zero sense. Like just use a thumb drive.
TheWhiteRabbit74
Glad to see I’m not the only one who remembered that movie at launch. They even had a monowire!
My_MeowMeowBeenz
Mnemonic
waterlooaba
Just gazing, respectfully

No_Bar6194
I’m going with Johnny Mnemonic. As much as I love CP2077, it still lacks Ice T and a hacking dolphin.
unstableGoofball
Johnny testsubject
The guy who Elon musk out a microchip in
_b1ack0ut
Semantics, but V isn’t being killed by data in their head, they’re being killed because nanites are rewriting their neural structure
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Johnny Mnemonic
The broad strokes for the Cyberpunk 2077 story are great. But when you get right down to the presentation and scenes… it’s lacking.
The disaster happens. We freak out. We look for 2 people that might know w t f is going on. We kidnap someone who might be able to help. And then we have the climax.
On paper… that’s great and a decent 2 hour movie. In practice, the above paragraph is spread out over dozens of hours of gameplay. It starts to lose its meaning and urgency.
—-
Johnny Mnemonic has a solid story, and decent pacing for a 90-minute movie. The conclusion is a bit too “happily ever after” but I’m fine with that.
—-
Also… Dina Meyer adds to my point-review of any movie or tv series she’s in. But that’s just me.
“I WANT ROOM SERVICE!”
Johnny Silverhand doesn’t have data in his head that is killing him, he IS data in someone’s head that is killing THEM
Ok so doesn’t Johnny Neumonic have like a single gig of data in his head? I remember watching it recently, and while fun, its central conceit makes zero sense. Like just use a thumb drive.
Glad to see I’m not the only one who remembered that movie at launch. They even had a monowire!
Mnemonic
Just gazing, respectfully

I’m going with Johnny Mnemonic. As much as I love CP2077, it still lacks Ice T and a hacking dolphin.
Johnny testsubject
The guy who Elon musk out a microchip in
Semantics, but V isn’t being killed by data in their head, they’re being killed because nanites are rewriting their neural structure