Many of the problems in the modern world can be solved; brilliant scientists, activists, and social reformers across the world have been innovating practical, compassionate solutions to problems like poverty, inequality, prejudice, police brutality, and environmental damage. True, implementing these solutions on a large scale will take hard work, investment, and far-reaching changes to the structure of societies, but it can be done, as long as people believe it can. And what better way to inspire people to work towards better worlds than by creating simulations of these better worlds for them to explore and experiment w

Important Choices and Main Quests Should You Take the Oath? Should You Accept Fiona's Offer? (Talent Academy) Should You Make a Deal with Angie? (No Easy Way Out) Should You Let Katya Go and Give the Biomonitor to Ana? (Spy in the Jungle) Should You Kill Dante? (Shot By Both Sides) Should You Shoot Rinder? (The Man Who Killed Jason Foreman) What Should You Tell Dodger? (Waiting for Dodger) Should You Neutralize Miko? (Treating Symptoms) Should You Let Hasan Go? (Prototype in the Scraper) Should You Frame Yuri? (Balls to the Wall) How to get and Use the Chimera Core (Spider and the

Ever since the 1960s, science fiction authors like Ursula K. LeGuin and Norman Spinrad have been writing books set in proto-solarpunk societies, where technological progress is balanced with renewable energy and communal living. Writer Jay Springett traced solarpunk's origins, as a term, to an obscure 2008 blog post, but he attributes the movement's true beginnings to a 2012 Brazilian short story anthology titled S olarpunk: Ecological and Fantastical Stories in a Sustainable World . Solarpunk stories consciously reject the neon grime of classic cyberpunk and the white sterile corridors of classic sci-fi settings in favor of futures that are vibrant and hopeful, while still feeling tantalizingly plausi

All of this amounts to what has been an extremely successful marketing campaign. It did everything it was supposed to: it got players excited, it made them think about the game, it bolstered pre-orders. It did everything right. But in this case, that’s the worst thing that could have happe

Cyberpunk 2077 ’s marketing campaign was so massive that it was impossible to sort through it. Everything was on the same level of utterly brilliant. Even members of the media who were able to play the game early said that it exceeded their expectations. There was no reason to believe that Cyberpunk 2077 was going to turn out the way it did. At least, that’s what CD Projekt Red wanted consumers to think, and q8101.Com for the most part, it got t

The penultimate mission to start Kerry's romance occurs a few in-game days after Rebel! Rebel! For this mission, players simply need to follow Kerry into the dressing room of Us Cracks and watch as Kerry and the band form a new bond by selecting the following dialogue:

Price: 99,000eb

The Javelina is what happens when the owners slap some light armor plating on the exterior and put upgrades under the hood. The result is a combination of luxury and Mad Max -styling that would make any nomad’s mouth water. While the rugged appearance might not be for everyone, the performance of the car doesn’t lie. It’s one of the fastest cars in the entire game. Players who want this armored muscle car need to be in the Badlands with a Street Cred of 39. It's fairly cheap for being the fourth-fastest car in Cyberpunk 2077 , coming in at $73,

Price: 52,000eb

The Jen Rowley is a Quadra Type-66 that has a unique paint job. With orange colors and the number 01 emblazoned on the side, this car was clearly meant for racing. It’s an odd choice for a mustang and, as a result, ranks a bit lower when compared to other Quadra cars in Cyberpunk 2077 . For players who like this unique paint job, however, it can be bought in Santo Domi

Cyberpunk was codified by author William Gibson in Neuromancer , a 1984 noir science-fiction novel about a " console cowboy " hacker named Case, a cyborg street samurai named Molly, and an artificial intelligence named Wintermute, who hires them to break it free from its human-imposed cognitive shackles. In Neuromancer , Gibson single-handedly created many of the iconic tropes of the cyberpunk genre : urban sprawls wracked with pollution, mega-corporations that rule the world, a worldwide information network referred to as Cyberspace, and mercenaries with cybernetic and biological augmentati

Contrary to the Jen Rowley, which only puts a paint job on the vehicle, the Javelina makes meaningful changes to the interior. The steering wheel has more button space than grip area, and there are additional cranks and levers on the inside. Despite the game's iconic pistols , the Javelina is the thing that will get another gamer's attent

Cyberpunk 2077 in its buggy state would have been disappointing enough to someone who had never heard of it and walked into a GameStop one day and bought it. But for the gamers out there that had been waiting for it for months —if not years— it was a monumental let-down. After all its hype, expectations were raised well beyond anywhere they should actually be, and in the end, Cyberpunk 2077 released in a state that was not at all what was presented. These two factors made for a perfect shit-storm. The time after its release would only serve to rub salt into the wounds of people that had looked forward to and bought Cyberpunk 20