Next week will see the long-awaited launch Illusory freedomCD Projekt Red’s only expansion for the controversial and divisive Cyberpunk 2077. If you have an existing saved game, you can move on to the expansion as long as you do so Complete the Voodoo Boys mission in the main game.
But only because Illusory freedomWhen new story-driven missions become available, it doesn’t necessarily mean you should play them right away. Best time to jump in Illusory freedom It’s a bit more complicated, and depends on how you enter Cyberpunk 2077 Years after its initial release. But regardless of your current love affair with the game, here are the details for how and when to delve into this exciting spy game and expand.
You must play through each Cyberpunk 2077 before Illusory freedom
I coped Illusory freedom Save almost complete. I already got it Cyberpunk 2077The original ending of, I came to terms with, and was able to examine the expansion through the lens of it being a new standalone story that was complementary to the main quest rather than part of it. I think this is the perfect way to play the new expansion for several reasons, the most important of which is that it helps you keep context in mind Illusory freedomA story within the larger narrative of Cyberpunk 2077.
Without getting into spoilers Illusory freedom Adds a new ending to Cyberpunk 2077, and although connected to the story of V and Johnny Silverhand, the new conclusion requires a lot of characters, plot lines, and off-panel events to make it happen. You won’t see a lot of stories end right if you choose to Illusory freedomThe new ending to, and if you don’t have a broader understanding of how it fits into things, you might feel a little frustrated by the lack of closure and clarity in those other storylines. The new ending itself is substantial and represents one of the game’s most interesting finales, but it’s best seen and understood in context.
Additionally, seeing companion storylines like Kerry’s, Judy’s, Panam’s, and River’s through to the end raises the bar for the new ending, so if you haven’t completed these questlines yet, it will lessen the impact of some moments. Kerry specifically doesn’t appear until the third act, so if you jump to him Illusory freedom As soon as possible, you will miss some of the most important moments in the new ending.
Don’t skip to Illusory freedom When asked to do so
If you jump back to Cyberpunk 2077 And start a new play process to see Illusory freedom, will give you the option to skip directly to the expansion. While this is a convenient and probably good option for players who have minimal investment in it Cyberpunk 2077Story events, you’ll be making the story decisions for you and you won’t have all those established relationships, cool equipment, etc. If you’re really itching to jump in and see what happens, the option is there, and I give CDPR credit for considering it, but this probably isn’t the experience you want for $30 of your hard-earned money.
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