They Won't Go When I Go Side Job - choices and consequences - Cyberpunk 2077
They Won’t Go When I Go is a Side Job in Cyberpunk 2077 that may come up after the Sinnerman quest. In Sinnerman, you spend a while with a convicted murdering who is trying to repent for his sins, so has the plan to get crucified in a Braindance so all the international can experience his sacrifice.
He has found an organization prepared to lend a hand. You are initially employed to kill him, however can spend the day with him as a substitute, learning about his motivations and have a protracted dialog with Johnny Silverhand in a while concerning the which means of lifestyles and dying.
In They Won’t Go When I Go you get a call from the studio telling you that Joshua has asked for you, and they need you to return and communicate to him. Head to the studio and communicate to him. He is feeling numerous doubt about what he is planning on doing, and he needs your help.
Despite multiple dialog options, there are two key components here, and they boil right down to how you want to play V, or if you wish to get the most benefit from the come across. It boils down to whether you need Joshua to feel confident in what he is about to do or to doubt himself. There is not any technique to forestall what will happen.
If you tell Joshua that he's a real rebellion and a progressive, which is how Johnny described him, he's going to say he hasn’t considered it that approach. He will then ask you to pray with him, and you can both pay with him or tell him you will be there while he prays. Either choice is fine and lets in Joshua to remain confident. If you inform him you suppose what he is doing is loopy, or that you simply don’t want to pray, those will shake his self assurance.
Joshua will then ask you if you will be the one who nails him to the pass. If you don’t do it, you will no longer get any rewards. Joshua turns out to feel like he has a reference to him, and doing this implies you will be there with him when he dies, building up his confidence even more. This is a reasonably uncomfortable scene, however, so stay that in mind.
Overall, these two missions have been a few of our favorites within the recreation so far. Despite being extraordinary, and self-contained, they also succeed in into deeper topics, forcing the player to really take into consideration issues, how they see the arena of Cyberpunk, and V’s place in it as a man on the edge. If you wish to have the streets murdering gang individuals, then why feel squeamish about this project? How do you in point of fact really feel about Joshua, and his makes an attempt to seek out retribution?
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