Cyberpunk 2077 - 7 Tips Before You Play
You haven't started playing Cyberpunk 2077 yet, and you are wondering how not to make beginner's mistakes? It's time for some simple advice to make it easier and more enjoyable for you to start the adventure in Night City.
Table of Contents
- Cyberpunk 2077 - 7 Tips Before You Play
- Navigating the city
- A simple way to earn big money
- How to handle weapons
- Intentional character development
- Figure out hacking!
- Ways to tackle glitches and bugs
Intentional character development
Which build should you get?
While I don't usually have problems with assigning specific skill points in RPGs, in the case of Cyberpunk, the matter is a little more complicated. These difficulties are probably due to the fact that I usually created a diplomatic figure that solves all problems with rhetoric. In the game, howevver, it's completely different, as being advanced in any ability may result in additional dialogue options appearing, and "Intelligence" is more about Cyberdeck memory and Hacking damage than it is about linguistic competition. If you haven't played the game, this probably makes little sense. So you see, it is not obvious.
If you aren't too fond of complicating the game in the beginning, I suggest developing Athletics, which will make us a typical tough guy with more HP, better damage, and grant us other features typical of a muscle. No matter what you decide to level up – focus your development in one, maximum two directions to push the attribute level to 20 as soon as you can. This will allow you to unlock a special perk that is more important for your character (moreover, you can pack as many points as you want in it).
More than one experience bar
This is also not explicitly stated, but experience is gained by performing specific activities. Using firearms, for example, develops the tree responsible for... firearms perks. You might want to read that sentence again just in case, but it's quite straightforward.