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Feline Footwork simply increases players' movement speed and Mitigation Chance while crouched by 15% each. A bit faster crouched movement, and taking less damage while crouched, is certainly not bad, but players ought to pick this perk up for its sub-perks and for access to the Ninjutsu perk – which unlocks crouch-sprint

The perk also completely eliminates the movement speed penalty that applies when players aim throwing weapons. Though this perk won't apply to every Cool build, it's one that throwing weapon builds should make a beeline for from the start of Cyberpunk 2

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Like most open-world RPGs, **Cyberpunk 2077 ** ’s in-game currency, "eurodollars" (also known as "eddies"), is an important source of obtaining better equipment, and is even used to occasionally purchase quest items or bribe a non-player character (NPC). While players can find many upgrades by looting defeated enemies or in the game world, there are some weapons, clothing, and cyberware available from vendors fans may want to purchase to expedite V’s arsenal. With that in mind, learning how to acquire eddies quickly can make gamers’ lives eas

For beginner Netrunners, Reboot Optics is near-essential. To stealth players, there’s no greater Quickhack. While this isn’t a Quickhack to make enemies suffer from beyond the Blackwall, it’s still a nostalgic and early Quickhack that’s easy to obtain, and even easier to use, as all it does is upload a quick little hack to temporarily blind enemies for around 8 seconds, up to an extended 15 seco

Combined with the Overheat Quickhack, the Tier 4 variant and above will combine this poison effect with burn to explode enemies, sending out different forms of deadly malware to enemies while also extending its time and damage dealt to make them all fall like domi

Updated October 27, 2023 by Erik Petrovich : Since the 2.0 release the number of acts Cyberpunk players can explore technically hasn't changed. In the original game, players could expect to play through a relatively short prologue based on their life path, then go through Act 1, spend much more time in the vastly larger Act 2, then finish the game and its epilogue. With the release of the Phantom Liberty expansion the actual number of acts in the game hasn't changed – there are still only two acts. However, Phantom Liberty adds so much to the original game, and splits from Act 2 organically, that it greatly increases the length of Cyberpunk 2077. While the number of acts in Cyberpunk hasn't changed, the amount of content players can experience certainly

Cyberpunk 2077 is full of Clouds side Quest quests in which fans can engage. From missions assigned by fixers to assisting the Night City Police Department (NCPD), V has options. These activities are beneficial to the more than completionists, as killing enemies (where applicable) and looting them provides valuable items players can sell. Using the Pack Mule perk (increases carrying capacity by 60), filling up V’s inventory by looting every foe in an area is a great way to acquire a bulk of items to sell to vend

Moreover, acquiring the Pack Mule (Body attribute, Athletics tree), as well as the Mechanic, Workshop (three points), and Cost Optimization (Technical Ability attribute, Crafting tree) perks will make crafting much more efficient. This increases V’s inventory space and improves crafting output through component cost reduction and increasing the rate at which components are gained. Gaining the ability to craft better equipment (such as rare, epic, and legendary) can also be useful, but sticking to uncommon items is efficient enough for quick monetary ga

The Deadeye perk is an incredibly useful one for players who rely on Cool weapons, like Precision Rifles, Handguns, and Sniper Rifles. At level 1, players gain Headshot and Weak Spot damage, and at level 2 shooting with these weapons will cost 25% less Stamina across the bo

The Laika is a gun that works against itself. On the surface, it's not too shabby as it's a pretty standard tech revolver that has a high chance of bursting enemies into flames. Like all tech revolvers, a fully charged shot is lethal against virtually all non-bos

Most enemies might choose to chrome-up with Sandevistans and powerful guns, but what of the V who has indulged in Intelligence and brought an army of Quickhacks? Now, that’s a V that’s going to burn Night City with the powers only a true Netrunner can poss