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* Her motives for the heist are also unclear. At first glance, it looks like simple greed, but the virtu of her meeting with Brigitte shows that she knew more than she let on. If she knew about the Voodoos' habit of pulling YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness on outside contractors, it's possible the heist was an attempt to get her hands on the only bargaining chip she knew of to convince Netwatch to protect her, and trying to cut Dex out was just her being ProperlyParanoid about the possibility that he'd sell her out if the "scary brothers from Pacifica" told him to.
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** Is Songbird even worse person than Rosalind Meyers? Not only she is also perfectly fine with slaughtering hundreds of innocent bystanders, she is ready to do it only to continue her pityful existence.
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* Just how bad is "Who Wants To Live Forever"? [[spoiler: You betray Songbird to a FateWorseThanDeath but only after she betrays you and, as a result. Reed lives alongside others. However, the consequences of this are you losing your Love Interest and any ability to use cyberware. V is also helpless against common gangoons. However, Misty is ecstatic that you're alive and it's implied to pull her out of a deep depression. She also says that V's fate is only CrapsackByComparison because they just have to be more cautious now and can effectively retire to a cushy job at the FIA. They have an entirely new life to live and new people to meet and greet.]]

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* Just how bad is "Who Wants To Live Forever"? [[spoiler: You betray Songbird to a FateWorseThanDeath but only after she betrays you and, as a result. Reed lives alongside others. However, the consequences of this are you losing your Love Interest and any ability to use cyberware. V is also helpless against common gangoons. However, Misty is ecstatic that you're alive and it's implied to pull her out of a deep depression. She also says that V's fate is only CrapsackByComparison CrapsackOnlyByComparison because they just have to be more cautious now and can effectively retire to a cushy job at the FIA. They have an entirely new life to live and new people to meet and greet.]]
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** [[spoiler:Why does Panam react the way she does in the ending? While all of V's companions have moved on with their lives, they at least do the courtesy of taking V's call and hearing them out, which makes Panam's radio silence stand out. Eventually, Mitch will call V back in her stead and explain that it's probably for the best if V doesn't reach out to Panam again. Is this because Panam truly hated V ''that'' much for dropping out of contact for two years? Or is it that after writing V off and resenting them for so long, realizing they were alive all along is too much for her conscience to bear and like River, she doesn't feel she ''deserves'' to be around V anymore?]]

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** [[spoiler:Why does Panam react the way she does in the ending? While all of V's companions have moved on with their lives, they at least do the courtesy of taking V's call and hearing them out, which makes Panam's radio silence stand out. Eventually, Mitch will call V back in her stead and explain that it's probably for the best if V doesn't reach out to Panam again. Is this because Panam truly hated V ''that'' much for dropping out of contact for two years? Or is it that after writing V off and resenting them for so long, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone realizing they were alive all along is too much for her conscience to bear bear]] and like River, she doesn't feel she ''deserves'' to be around V anymore?]]
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** [[spoiler:Why does Panam react the way she does in the ending? While all of V's companions have moved on with their lives, they at least do the courtesy of taking V's call and hearing them out, which makes Panam's radio silence stand out. Eventually, Mitch will call V back in her stead and explain that it's probably for the best if V doesn't reach out to Panam again. Is this because Panam truly hated V ''that'' much for dropping out of contact for two years? Or is it that after writing V off and resenting them for so long, realizing they were alive all along is too much for her to bear and like River, she doesn't feel she ''deserves'' to be around V anymore?]]

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** [[spoiler:Why does Panam react the way she does in the ending? While all of V's companions have moved on with their lives, they at least do the courtesy of taking V's call and hearing them out, which makes Panam's radio silence stand out. Eventually, Mitch will call V back in her stead and explain that it's probably for the best if V doesn't reach out to Panam again. Is this because Panam truly hated V ''that'' much for dropping out of contact for two years? Or is it that after writing V off and resenting them for so long, realizing they were alive all along is too much for her conscience to bear and like River, she doesn't feel she ''deserves'' to be around V anymore?]]

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* Why didn't Johnny [[spoiler:call any of V's friends before he left Night City in the "Temperance" ending? All of V's friends think that V is in hiding, with romanced River and Judy incredibly worried for their lover, Kerry being bitter thinking that V slept with him and skipped town. The only exceptions are Panam and Rogue, who will always find out about V's condition during the story and either think Johnny coerced V into giving him their body and don't want to see him again (Rogue) or promising to hunt Johnny down for what he did to V (Panam). By not calling them, Johnny has left quite a lot of people confused, scared or hoping for their lost lover's/friend's return when that is never going to happen.]]

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* Why didn't Johnny [[spoiler:call any of V's friends before he left Night City in the "Temperance" ending? All of V's friends think that V is in hiding, with romanced River and Judy incredibly worried for their lover, Kerry being bitter thinking that V slept with him and skipped town. The only exceptions are Panam and Rogue, who will always find out about V's condition during the story and either think Johnny coerced V into giving him their body and don't want to see him again (Rogue) or promising to hunt Johnny down for what he did to V (Panam). By not calling them, Johnny has left quite a lot of people confused, scared or hoping for their lost lover's/friend's return when that is never going to happen.happen, but given the conclusions Rogue and Panam jumped to, he may have had good reasons to keep them in the dark.]]


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** [[spoiler:Why does Panam react the way she does in the ending? While all of V's companions have moved on with their lives, they at least do the courtesy of taking V's call and hearing them out, which makes Panam's radio silence stand out. Eventually, Mitch will call V back in her stead and explain that it's probably for the best if V doesn't reach out to Panam again. Is this because Panam truly hated V ''that'' much for dropping out of contact for two years? Or is it that after writing V off and resenting them for so long, realizing they were alive all along is too much for her to bear and like River, she doesn't feel she ''deserves'' to be around V anymore?]]
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* Several of the NCPD "Scanner" gigs involve killing gang members or corporate forces which the NCPD itself either hired or authorized to carry out criminal activities. Does the fact that the NCPD pays V for completing them indicate that honest cops are attempting to use an outsider to fix the misdeeds of corrupt officers, that bad cops are using V to cover up their crimes by terminating loose ends, or that different elements of the organization are simply inadvertently working at cross-purposes?
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** How much of Hanako's 'gratitude' toward V is genuine, and how much of it is actually motivated by the desire to turn V into an Arasaka asset? Goro claims V is nobody to the Arasakas, but that's quickly disproven by Hanako personally reaching out to V if they refuse the offer to join Secure Your Soul and instead offering them a job to work for Arasaka with whatever time they have left. On one hand, V is the reason she (and by extension, Saburo) is still alive, and that Yorinobu was stopped from destroying the company. On the other, Hanako also knows full well by this point just what a badass V is, and given that it's extremely unlikely Adam Smasher's getting rebuilt yet again after picking the wrong side in the EnemyCivilWar...

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** How much of Hanako's 'gratitude' toward V is genuine, and how much of it is actually motivated by the desire to turn V into an Arasaka asset? Goro [=Hellman/Goro=] claims V is nobody to the Arasakas, but that's quickly disproven by Hanako personally reaching out to V if they refuse the offer to join Secure Your Soul and instead offering them a job to work for Arasaka with whatever time they have left. On one hand, V is the reason she (and by extension, Saburo) is still alive, and that Yorinobu was stopped from destroying the company. On the other, Hanako also knows full well by this point just what a badass V is, and given that it's extremely unlikely Adam Smasher's getting rebuilt yet again after picking the wrong side in the EnemyCivilWar...
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** How much of Hanako's 'gratitude' toward V is genuine, and how much of it is actually motivated by the desire to turn V into an Arasaka asset? Goro claims V is nobody to the Arasakas, but that's quickly disproven by Hanako personally reaching out to V if they refuse the offer to join Secure Your Soul and instead offering them a job to work for Arasaka with whatever time they have left. On one hand, V is the reason she (and by extension, Saburo) is still alive, and that Yorinobu was stopped from destroying the company. On the other, Hanako also knows full well by this point just what a badass V is, and given that it's extremely unlikely Adam Smasher's getting rebuilt yet again after picking the wrong side in the EnemyCivilWar...

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** Is it possible Joshua is just ''lonely'' and ''scared'' about his upcoming death? Joshua's insistence on V accompanying him seems insane until you realize that Officer Vasquez despises him while he's aware that Rachel thinks his beliefs are ridiculous. V as a professional killer is possibly the only person who might not judge them but also understand what they're going through. With some V's, he's right.

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** Is it possible Joshua is just ''lonely'' and ''scared'' about ''scared''? It's after all just a few days until his upcoming death? Joshua's insistence on V accompanying him seems insane until you realize that Officer Vasquez despises him while he's aware that Rachel thinks his beliefs are ridiculous. V as a professional killer is possibly the only person who might not judge them but also understand what they're going through. With some V's, he's right.right.
** For religious posters, how much of his braindance plan is a sincere attempt to reach the masses versus a horrifying blasphemy of Jesus' crucifixtion?
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** Is it possible Joshua is just ''lonely'' and ''scared'' about his upcoming death? Joshua's insistence on V accompanying him seems insane until you realize that Officer Vasquez despises him while he's aware that Rachel thinks his beliefs are ridiculous. V as a professional killer is possibly the only person who might not judge them but also understand what they're going through. With some V's, he's right.


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* Just how bad is "Who Wants To Live Forever"? [[spoiler: You betray Songbird to a FateWorseThanDeath but only after she betrays you and, as a result. Reed lives alongside others. However, the consequences of this are you losing your Love Interest and any ability to use cyberware. V is also helpless against common gangoons. However, Misty is ecstatic that you're alive and it's implied to pull her out of a deep depression. She also says that V's fate is only CrapsackByComparison because they just have to be more cautious now and can effectively retire to a cushy job at the FIA. They have an entirely new life to live and new people to meet and greet.]]

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* Is Rosalind Meyers the BigGood of the setting or BigBad? Whether or not her actions are unjustified is determined very strongly about whether the player believes that rebuilding the United States of America is a good thing or not. While a functioning government would definitely help the citizenry, it's also now synonymous with Militech.
** Also, how loyal is she to the company versus the USA or are those two things too intertwined to matter now?
** Does she have any loyalty or friendship to her operatives or are they just people she's willing to discard at will? Does she help V out of genuine gratitude or just because it's good business to pauy them what they were promised?
* Is Solomon Reed a genuinely good man trying to make the best of a bad situation, a PrinciplesZealot who is ignoring how much damage his MyCountryRightOrWrong attitude is causing others, or just an enormous {{Hypocrite}} who can't see how his actions affects his so-called friends? Is his willing to forgive So Mi for betraying him in the Phantom Liberty Cinematic Trailer a sign of his good nature or just how pathetic his UndyingLoyalty is?
* Is Songbird a innocent victim in all of this or [[spoiler: just as much a monster as she claims President Myers is? Songbird lures V into helping her with promises of a cure but started the situation in the first place. Also, she needed the technology to save herself as well. WasItAllALie from the beginning or did she honestly intend to help V and let Myers escape?]]
** She also recruited a complete stranger to help rescue the President [[spoiler: before "accidentally" losing control of a SpiderTank that could have killed them both. Was this a genuine accident or was she trying to kill Myers and V both when they didn't die like she'd planned?]]
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* What is Alt-Cunningham's relationship to humanity? There's a GeniusBonus in the Voodoo Boyz attempt to get Alt-Cunningham to bring down the Blackwall and attempt to side with the AI against humanity. Specifically, Alt-Cunningham "created" the Blackwall to protect humanity from RAPIDS and rogue AI. Do the Voodoo Boyz believe that she has become an enemy of mankind in the meantime or are they TooDumbToLive and a HorribleJudgeOfCharacter?

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* What is Alt-Cunningham's relationship to humanity? There's a GeniusBonus in the Voodoo Boyz attempt to get Alt-Cunningham to bring down the Blackwall and attempt to side with the AI against humanity. Specifically, Alt-Cunningham "created" ''created'' the Blackwall (working with Netwatch, the Ghosts, and Transcendental AI) to protect humanity from RAPIDS and rogue AI. Do the Voodoo Boyz believe that she has become an enemy of mankind in the meantime or are they TooDumbToLive and a HorribleJudgeOfCharacter?

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** What exactly is Saburo Arasaka's relationship with his family? Is he an AbusiveParent or a man whose FatalFlaw is family? Yorinobu considers his father to be an abusive monster but Hanako believes that family was everything. However, Yorinobu claimed he was going to kill Saburo for stealing the Relic. Was it bluster or actually true? We know that, in "The Devil" ending, [[spoiler: he possesses Yorinobu and resurrects himself but that is on Hanako.]] Complicating the matter further, in the "Star" ending, [[spoiler: a news story states that Hanako was killed in the "bloodbath" at Arasaka Tower; was she another casualty of Alt's rampage, or did Yorinobu (confirmed to be alive in the same story) kill her for plotting a coup behind his back?]]

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** What exactly is Saburo Arasaka's relationship with his family? Is he an AbusiveParent or a man whose FatalFlaw is family? Yorinobu considers his father to be an abusive monster but Hanako believes that family was everything. However, Yorinobu claimed he was going to kill Saburo for stealing the Relic. Was it bluster or actually true? We know that, in "The Devil" ending, [[spoiler: he possesses Yorinobu and resurrects himself but that is on Hanako.]] Complicating the matter further, in the "Star" ending, [[spoiler: a news story states that Hanako was killed in the "bloodbath" at Arasaka Tower; was she another casualty of Alt's rampage, or did Yorinobu (confirmed to be alive in the same story) kill her for plotting a coup behind his back?]]


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** Complicating the matter further, in the "Star" ending, [[spoiler: a news story states that Hanako was killed in the "bloodbath" at Arasaka Tower; was she another casualty of Alt's rampage, or did Yorinobu (confirmed to be alive in the same story) kill her for plotting a coup behind his back?]]

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