Us Cracks / Kerry

[damion.ord]

I did the gig where Kerry wants to intimidate Us Cracks and got them to agree to work together.

Just now I was driving along when Talk To Me by Us Cracks and Kerry Eurodyne came onto the radio.

Never heard it before and I have played this through many times.

[Zebedee]

Yeah, there's a music video which will play on TVs too. Lot of smaller things to show effects of quests were tucked around the game and are very easy to miss, even sometimes if you've unlocked them.

[Nar!]

Wait, "Talk to Me"? That's the name of the song? I can't find that anywhere.
The only song I've heard performed with Kerry and the Cracks is "Off The Leash", which plays on the radio after you achieve the quest of the same name.

Funny bit, when you meet with Kerry and the Cracks on stage (after their album release), if you wait a bit before walking up, you'll hear someone yell "you're breath taking Kerry!" and Kerry replies "You're breath taking!" in the same way Keanu did at E3. lol

Originally posted by Zebedee:

Yeah, there's a music video which will play on TVs too. Lot of smaller things to show effects of quests were tucked around the game and are very easy to miss, even sometimes if you've unlocked them.

Yeah a lot of people miss these things. Many major Night City events you either caused or took part in to some extent, gets reported on the news or radio. Really nice touch that adds to the realism. :)

[Zebedee]

Originally posted by Nar!:

Yeah a lot of people miss these things. Many major Night City events you either caused or took part in to some extent, gets reported on the news or radio. Really nice touch that adds to the realism. :)

I really liked how it was done too, and for all kinds of reasons.

Think people missing them, and how distant the consequences could feel to some, led a fair few players to not like the approach though so CDPR obviously shifted how choice/consequence was perceived by the player for Phantom Liberty. Possibly a bit too clever for its own good in the base game?

[EricHVela]

Reminds me of Assassin's Creed Zipline Syndicate's "Murder Ballads". As the major targets were eliminated, new drunken pub songs would be sung occasionally related to the assassinated person.