➤Cyberpunk 2077 - Night City Wire 2: Full Episode, with Details on Weapons and Character Classes 🕹

Cyberpunk 2077 will allow you to choose between three classes of characters, based on their origins. Also, Night City Wire episode 2 reveals new facts about weapons or the soundtrack.

CD Projekt Red just revealed the second episode of Night City Wire, a broadcast in which they reveal more details about the expected Cyberpunk 2077. This work, from the creators of The Witcher 3, aspires to become one of the biggest games of the year and of the generation ... or two generations, because in addition to coming out on PS4, Xbox One, PC and Stadia, it will also come out on PS5 and Xbox Series X.

In this broadcast, more details have been given about the operation of the game, which it will give us to choose, when creating the character, one of three "lifestyles", or "lifepath". This choice (basically, the character class) changes the origin of the characters: a street boy who has spent his entire life in Night City, a "nomad" (nomad) who has lived with his community in the desert; or even a corporate that moves in high places.

This decision, in addition to changing the prologue of the game, can change the lines of dialogue you will find, based on your character's life experience ... which gives you more incentive to replay it.

And they want to emphasize that Cyberpunk 2077 is first and foremost an RPG, in which your decisions will affect the plot. However, the action is not far behind, and the final part of the episode offers a detailed look at the weapons in the game, divided into several types: Power, Tech, Smart, melee leather, throwing ... Of course, you can modify and improve them with the materials you find.

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Additionally, the episode also talked about another key aspect of the game: the soundtrack. And it is that the character of Johnny Silverhand (played by Keanu Reeves) is a member of a rock band called Samurai. Samurai songs, actually, are performed by the Swedish rock band Refused.