Cyberpunk 2077
A new Cyberpunk 2077 video shared on Reddit has gone viral (with more than 13,300 points and 290 comments at the time of this writing). The reason? It shows one of the worst examples of parental responsibility in the video game world. As you can see in the video below, in fact, in the game there are two children playing with a can and a gun.Is this a bug? Is the choice of objects intentional or simply casual? Impossible to say for sure, but it could be a symbol of the decadence of Night City inserted with wit by the authors of Cyberpunk 2077.
Kids are just playing with a can and a gun - standart parenting in NC from r / cyberpunkgame
However, this is not the only example and it is not even the most "worrying" one within Cyberpunk 2077. A user, in response to the Reddit post, claims to have stumbled upon an apartment, in a poor area of the city, where there is a corpse, around which many children are gathered: approaching, the player explains, all the children run away, except for a girl holding a gun.
Users also discuss the fact that, according to the lore of the game, practically every person in Night City owns a firearm, even if they are often of low value. Users are therefore amazed that civilians react in terror to every firefight and never try to return fire. Reddit user Inkthinker thinks it would have been a lot more interesting if, instead of making cops appear out of thin air, Cyberpunk 2077 made some of the civilians hostile. Do you think the same way?
Another user also explains that if a child of Cyberpunk 2077 has a weapon, just blasting away in his vicinity to force him to drop it and then be able to pick it up. Finally, we would like to point out that update 1.2 suggests the arrival of a DLC for Panam.
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Cyberpunk 2077 Video Goes Viral Over Bad Parenting
A new Cyberpunk 2077 video is going viral over on Reddit for showing just how bad the parenting is in Night City. Since its release, the Cyberpunk 2077 Reddit page has been producing pure gold. Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the buggiest AAA games of the last decade. Some of these bugs are less entertaining, but some are entertainment gold, whilst others perfectly encapsulate the game, like the latest making the rounds over on Reddit.
Cyberpunk 2077 isn't just a buggy game. It also has some serious design issues. Plenty of videos have highlighted various instances of oversight and evidence that the game was rushed to release. For example, in the game, kids play with cans and guns, because of course they do.
In the Cyberpunk 2077 reveal trailer, CD Projekt Red shows a kid lost in his imagination playing with a VR headset and gun. In the actual game, kids sit around on the floor and play like kids from 2021, except rather than wooden blocks and G.I. Joes, they play with cans and guns.
Kids are just playing with a can and a gun - standart parenting in NC from r/cyberpunkgameNow, it's worth pointing out it's unclear if this is a bug or not. On the surface level, it seems like a bug, but considering that cars disappear when you turn around for a split second, it's hard to know.
Whatever the case, be careful around kids in Cyberpunk 2077. Not only are they more or less horrifying tiny adults, but they are strapped. Also, watch out for elevators.
Cyberpunk 2077 is available via the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, PC, and even Google Stadia. For more coverage on the open-world RPG, click here.
'Most of the Cyberpunk 2077 characters you’ll meet in Night City have different connections and perspectives on the setting, but they’ve all got one unifying point to stress: the possibilities of Night City are endless,' reads the opening of our review of the game. 'Those possibilities draw people in and keep inhabitants entangled in the affairs of the city with everyone looking for their next big move, their next thing to do. Not everyone is as impressed with the city though and instead, say it’s just a city like any other and that people can find what they’re looking for elsewhere. As it turns out, Cyberpunk 2077 has a lot in common with its bustling, futuristic setting.'