Two of Night City's quietest side stories live behind the same door. Get the pet iguana and adopt Nibbles the cat, and both boil down to the same gate: finish "Playing for Time" mission Act 2's opening conversation with Goro Takemura at Tom's Diner. Cross that threshold and Night City opens up, along with a tray in your apartment and a bowl by the large dumpster around the … [Read more...] about Cyberpunk 2077 Iguana Egg: Where to Find It, Hatch Time & How to Adopt Nibbles the Cat
Cyberpunk 2077 Garry the Prophet: The Death Nobody Saw Coming
I think it's pretty common in most playthroughs to write Garry off fast. Lizard men, Arasaka cover-ups, aliens on the comms channel, the guy sounds unhinged from the first conversation. Most players toss him a few eddies, laugh at the ramble, and move on. That's the mistake. Garry isn't background noise. He's a slow-burn quest called The Prophet's Song, and the ending is one … [Read more...] about Cyberpunk 2077 Garry the Prophet: The Death Nobody Saw Coming
Cyberpunk 2077: They Changed the Fingers Mission and I Nearly Missed It!
I've done The Space in Between mission more times than I can count. It's always been a straightforward mission. Go in through the window because it's easy. Fingers is always working on someone, and doing a complete botch-job on their face plate. You chat with him about it while he finishes up. Once you get the chance to talk to him in "his office", you never punch him, because … [Read more...] about Cyberpunk 2077: They Changed the Fingers Mission and I Nearly Missed It!
Why Grant Rawlinson’s Tasman Crossing Still Lives Rent-Free In My Head
I remember reading it like it was yesterday. Scrolling LinkedIn like you do, and stopping cold on a post from Grant Rawlinson, "Axe" to most people who know him. I'm reminded of Grant Rawlinson's crossing of the Tasman Sea every time I hit a wall in my own work, and if you haven't read it, you should. Here's the short version: the man tried to row across the Tasman Sea. … [Read more...] about Why Grant Rawlinson’s Tasman Crossing Still Lives Rent-Free In My Head
The Woodblock Print I Could Never Own (So I Made a Tee)
I've been collecting Japanese woodblock prints for a few years now. Before I knew it I had collected quite a lot. Thirteen at last count. "The original costs $30K to put on a wall. I made a $30 tee I can wear." RetroVision Grab the Ghost of Yoshitoshi tee here My initial interest was peaked by war scene triptychs, splayed out across 3 panels, full … [Read more...] about The Woodblock Print I Could Never Own (So I Made a Tee)