If time hasn't passed, then it also follows that the state of Night City is also exactly as you left it.
For this to work at all, the developers need to establish one of the waiting for death endings as canon and then the sequel has to immediately pick up from where 2077 left off. You want to believe that in the endings where she's waiting to die, there's a chance that things can turn around. Suicide ending: V shoots herself in the head and dies. Secret ending: V goes on a suicide mission with Johnny and dies Temperance: V dies and Johnny takes her body The Star: V leaves Night City with the Aldecados and she's dying from the relic.
The Sun: V gives up on trying to find a cure and uses her remaining time waiting to die a legend at the Afterlife. Alternatively, V signs the contract, becomes a construct, and her body dies just like how Johnny's body dies. The Devil: V refuses to sign the contract and then goes back to earth for her final few months while waiting to die. I love V's character and voice actor a lot though, so I would be happy to see them return if that's a possibility, but a new face with a new story could be just what cyberpunk needs to reignite interest. But even then, we know night city doesn't cater to happy endings. It would be unusual for them to essentially just have V back in night city on another adventure given how things ended, unless that adventure was to find a means to save themselves. Yes the implication V will die eventually is there in each ending, but nothing is set in stone, they intentionally left it open ended likely for this sort of scenario.īut I do agree there is a good chance it'll be a new protagonist, since we already saw V's story, working his/her way up to becoming a night city legend. There definitely is a chance as V does not 'die' on screen except for a few endings which I'm sure you're aware of. There's surely going to be a new protagonist which is fine. V dies in literally every ending except for the nomad ending where there's a slight chance that she might live. Extremely talented actress and a fantastic character.Ībsolutely no chance.
I absolutely adore Cherami Leigh's performance as female V and really wish to see more. government employees, who had considered using cyberspace to leverage export-controlled information for the benefit of a foreign government or a foreign commercial company - there is risk, and there will be consequences,” FBI Cyber Division Assistant Director Bryan Vorndran said in a statement.Originally posted by Crimsomrider:I haven't finished the game yet, but I hope they keep V as the protagonist. “This is a clear message to anybody, including former U.S. Prosecutors agreed to potentially dismiss the charges because it’s a novel case intended to be a warning to others, according to a Justice Department official who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly. All three worked on “Project Raven,” a UAE hacking program that targeted Americans, as Reuters' Christopher Bing and Joel Schectman reported in a sprawling 2019 investigation. The men were charged with conspiring to violate export control and computer fraud laws. The Justice Department hailed the agreement as a “first-of-its-kind resolution” of such cybersecurity investigations. intelligence and military officials have agreed to pay $1.7 million, cooperate with the government and never work for the United Arab Emirates again in a deferred prosecution agreement, Spencer Hsu reports.
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