Cyberpunk 2077 Tips For New Player?

[pjedilord]

Hi pals I have CP now, what is the best tips to play to get the best
experience, should I do side missions first and main to get
better skills rank etc? So game issues I have to quick load to fix?

I was thinking being female as think she sounds better? what did people
think has best voice? How can cars be saved? Can i sell cars?

Do side missions expire like in Wild Hunt? Should i do side missions first?
Is it easy to mod weapons? how do I find the right items to mod?

So must I be female v to date Judy and body type romance? does that mean i
cant date others if type is romance? surely people made mistake not set to
romance? Can I sell loot to any shop or best to sell in certain shops for
best price?

Is stealth melee good? what sound settings use for sound,
music and master? So don't miss out on some surround sound?

Can i make npc unconscious? or use smoke bombs knock out gas?
Cyberpunk 2077 is the only SP game on steam to have 1 million players.

DLSS sharpness to 50 percent or 0.7 what is best? Whats idea setting for
view distance? I prefer to use heavy machine guns and smg any tips need to know
for skills? Whats best weapons prefer to use?

[Viphyte]

Download Cyberpunk mods from Nexus Mods.

[Titan Awaken]

This reads more like an interrogation than a Q&A or help/tips post.

Half of the fun and mystery in open world games comes from discovering new things yourself by experimenting/exploring. To hand all the answers over to you on a silver platter would be to effectively spoil your experience.

[Parry Hotter]

All I can say is take your time. Don't blow through the main story without doing some gigs and side quests.

All the other questions are subjective. You find out what works best for you. You can always change perks later in the game if one style of combat doesn't suit you.

If you want the FULL experience, however, it's best to do every mission possible unseen (stealth). It's tedious but rewarding. But that's just my subjective opinion.

Have fun! You only get one first play-through. However, there are multiple endings so there's always opportunities to do second or third play-throughs with different approaches.

[mistahbungle]

Scav everything. And I mean everything. Anything you pickup - weapons, clothing, junk - disassemble it for item components/upgrade parts unless you come across something you really want to keep because you like the cosmetics or functionality of it. Hack every dataterm you come across - lots of cash, blueprints, quickhacks & item components.

Edit to add - And before attempting The Pickup & The Heist, level up a bit - do some NCPD scanner hustles or side jobs first to also get a feel for how everything works.

[Aekkel]

Save basically all iconic weapons you come across in you stash. Unlike normal weapons, these can be upgraded to a higher level via the components you get from looting and disassembling other items. Gives you more options later in the game.

Also, crank up radio volume if you want to hear it over engine noise

[Aekkel]

You can upgrade components to a higher lvl by combining them. Just save some lvl 1 to make ammo in the field

[Fņŏŕď]

Beating sasquatch into submission with mr phailistuff is always fun

[Sassanid]

I just bought CP 2 weeks ago. imho everyone should play their first play through however they like, just have fun. But I did all the side missions and gigs first to extend my play time and also rank my player up as much as possible before the end.

Whenever I really enjoy a video game, I take my time with it. Explore the city, and take it all in.

[[COS]Puff|)r@g0nZ]

grenades lol

[Sardukhar]

Originally posted by Fret 𐎣𐎡𐎠𐎵𐎡:

I just bought CP 2 weeks ago. imho everyone should play their first play through however they like, just have fun. But I did all the side missions and gigs first to extend my play time and also rank my player up as much as possible before the end.

Whenever I really enjoy a video game, I take my time with it. Explore the city, and take it all in.

Absolutely the best call.

[The_hand_of_fate]

Get the airdash perk (15 dex). It's an amazing mobility tool, and can be used for hilarious exits

[valium]

The fun of games like this comes from ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ around and finding things out for yourself.

That said, Adrenaline Rush, get it.

[Sassanid]

Guys, I can say that after doing all the side missions and gigs and everything before doing the final mission, I actually ended up finding Smasher kinda easy on very hard difficulty.

it's just one of the benefits of doing all the gigs and everything, you get rewards and perk/attribute points and can rank up faster and be god like towards the end. Now I air dash around Night City and Dog Town and feel like everything is my prey. I see gangs that i would avoid in the early game because I was too weak and now I destroy them all from a distance with hacks alone, or go in for silent knife kills, have them turn on each other, commit suicide, poison, etc. So def do everything and take your time to rank up I would say. But if you only want to stick to main missions and go straight for the final mission raw, then go for it, that will be a blast too. Play it your way.

Last tip for new players, learn to hack. it's super easy and once you get it, you can hack every terminal you see and get a lot of eddies and materials for crafting and ranking up better.

[pjedilord]

Originally posted by mistahbungle:

Scav everything. And I mean everything. Anything you pickup - weapons, clothing, junk - disassemble it for item components/upgrade parts unless you come across something you really want to keep because you like the cosmetics or functionality of it. Hack every dataterm you come across - lots of cash, blueprints, quickhacks & item components.

Edit to add - And before attempting The Pickup & The Heist, level up a bit - do some NCPD scanner hustles or side jobs first to also get a feel for how everything works.

Originally posted by Fret 𐎣𐎡𐎠𐎵𐎡:

Guys, I can say that after doing all the side missions and gigs and everything before doing the final mission, I actually ended up finding Smasher kinda easy on very hard difficulty.

it's just one of the benefits of doing all the gigs and everything, you get rewards and perk/attribute points and can rank up faster and be god like towards the end. Now I air dash around Night City and Dog Town and feel like everything is my prey. I see gangs that i would avoid in the early game because I was too weak and now I destroy them all from a distance with hacks alone, or go in for silent knife kills, have them turn on each other, commit suicide, poison, etc. So def do everything and take your time to rank up I would say. But if you only want to stick to main missions and go straight for the final mission raw, then go for it, that will be a blast too. Play it your way.

Last tip for new players, learn to hack. it's super easy and once you get it, you can hack every terminal you see and get a lot of eddies and materials for crafting and ranking up better.

Dash ctrl is not working? Where do i get laser gun?
Could spend forever exploring so vast, detail on walls light etc is Incredible.
I tend to do side too. Thanks.

[pjedilord]

Originally posted by mistahbungle:

Scav everything. And I mean everything. Anything you pickup - weapons, clothing, junk - disassemble it for item components/upgrade parts unless you come across something you really want to keep because you like the cosmetics or functionality of it. Hack every dataterm you come across - lots of cash, blueprints, quickhacks & item components.

Edit to add - And before attempting The Pickup & The Heist, level up a bit - do some NCPD scanner hustles or side jobs first to also get a feel for how everything works.

Originally posted by Aekkel:

Save basically all iconic weapons you come across in you stash. Unlike normal weapons, these can be upgraded to a higher level via the components you get from looting and disassembling other items. Gives you more options later in the game.

Also, crank up radio volume if you want to hear it over engine noise

Do i get better weapons making or buying? as i need the money to sell.
Upgrade skill system is interesting and sort of complex.