These guides cut through the corpo BS to give you what actually works. Combat strategies that keep you breathing, and the kind of street knowledge that separates real edgerunners from wannabe mercs. To explore everything else about the world of Night City, head back to the main Cyberpunk 2077 hub.
This whole Cyberware Capacity system basically turned Cyberpunk into a proper RPG where choices actually matter. You can't just install everything anymore (yeah, I miss those wild 1.0 days too). Now you gotta plan, prioritize, and hunt down every possible capacity boost if you want to run the really spicy builds.
The NCPD wanted system is one of those things that seems simple until you're getting lit up by MaxTac at five stars wondering what the hell just happened. So let me break down everything about how police work in Cyberpunk 2077, what triggers them, how those wanted stars escalate, and most importantly - how to actually survive when things go sideways.
I've learned the hard way that dropping 1.5 million eddies on vehicles is kinda stupid when you can get most of what you need for free. And yeah, I know the feeling – scrolling through Autofixer, seeing that €$155,000 Rayfield Aerondight, thinking "maybe just this one." Don't. There's a better way.
Covering everything in this guide – the apartment buffs, the best XP farming routes that won't bore you to tears, how to max out Street Cred without grinding yourself into oblivion, and even console commands if you're on PC and just want to skip the nonsense.
Cyberdecks are basically your operating system for quickhacking in Cyberpunk 2077, and with Phantom Liberty plus Update 2.0 completely reshaping how netrunning works... yeah, picking the wrong deck can turn you into a liability real fast.
Stealth in Cyberpunk 2077 has become my second favorite way to approach combat. The satisfaction of clearing an entire building without anyone knowing you were there? That's the stuff. This guide covers everything from basic crouch mechanics to advanced cyberware optimization...
So you've built yourself into a corner with V's stats and now you're staring at your character sheet wondering how you ended up as a mediocre netrunner-reflex hybrid who can't do anything particularly well. Been there.
Seven iconic katanas exist in Night City, and most players never look past Satori and Byakko. That's a mistake. Each blade brings something different depending on your build, and yeah my personal favorite isn't the one everyone raves about online.
I've done it. You've probably done it too. Rushed through "The Heist," completely ignored that glowing katana on Konpeki Plaza's rooftop, and only realized hours later that Satori was sitting right there while I was busy gawking at the penthouse.
Night City doesn't exactly scream "generosity," but turns out the fixers, nomads, and even Johnny's ghost are willing to hook you up with some seriously good rides. No eddies required. I'm talking spy cars with machine guns, the fastest hypercar in the game sitting in a literal Batcave, and a Porsche that comes with more baggage than your last relationship.
