Cyberpunk was a behemoth of a gaming experience. The first time you play as Johnny and start blasting corpo's heads off with his pistol instantly made me feel the intensity immediatley. The writing I would say is definitely a standout - most if not all of the characters are really well written and have clear growth through their individual storylines. I ended up doing the path with Panaam but ended up giving my body to Johnny because I felt that he really would do better with my body than I would be able to do in the remaining 6 months. While it was such a tough decision to make, I really felt like the story had led me to believe that he was ready for the responsibility. Amazing writing. I played on hard mode for most of the game (minus one moment I'll touch on) and boosted my cool/tech to max, focusing on sneaky pistol play and using a silenced pistol to headshot enemies making my way through areas unnoticed. It was a very satisfying way of playing, until some of the boss fights. I felt like they ended up being really unbalanced especially Adam Smasher's fight. I never had the need to spend a ton of money on armor, so when I got to him I got downed in two hits. I don't think I would have been able to beat him on Hard in any way without reloading to an earlier save (not doing that) so I bumped it down to normal for that fight. I'll also say that I kinda wish you had to go seek out new quests or objectives without the map telling you where exactly to go to start new ones. It broke my immersion to open up a map, and select an undiscovered objective, then nav to it when I feel they could have had these quests be ones where you encounter naturally or have someone call you. Also those three %s on the menu screen kept throwing me off. I never really knew what exactly I needed to do in order to progress in any of them, thinking they were the main 3 storylines or something, so I just did every quest that was on the map and most of the filler quests really felt unnecessary and unmoving.