Cyberpunk 2077: Balls To The Wall Quest Walkthrough (Phantom Liberty)

Adding to the expansive arsenal available in the base game of , adds a number of new Iconic weapons to the game. While many can be found by simply playing through the DLC's story missions, the locations of others can be especially hard to pinpoint. Some weapons, for example, may only be made available through certain quests or decisions, while others might be hidden in subtle ways or placed in obscure locations. And, as Iconic weapons tend to have effects that can't be replicated by any other piece of gear, missing them may deprive a playthrough of unique gameplay.

The side quest "" forces players to decide the fate of a former SovOil agent named Katya. The quest begins with Ana and Steven, two members of a Brazilian intelligence agency, hiring V to find their missing friend and former collaborator, one Mark Bana. Bana wore a biomonitor at the time of his disappearance, which is still giving off signals to suggest he might be alive. However, the agents warn that it might not actually be Bana behind the signals. V tracks Bana through Organitopia, a natural history museum taken over by technological scavengers, and at the end of it all, finds Katya.

Cyberpunk 2077 made a lot of popular changes with its version 2.0 update, but one of them appears to have had an unintended side effect. Due to changes in how clothing and armour work, a reward for completing a questline on a much harder, non-lethal path has been nerfed, making it purely aesthetic as opposed to giving you its intended in-game advantage.

In a similar vein to base , the main story of the DLC has several major decisions which can drastically change the story, which rewards are obtained, and endings for both the DLC's story and the story of the main game. Taking place around the time of the later parts of 's main story, has V delving into a sectioned-off area of Night City known as Dogtown, pulled into a mission to save the president of the NUSA from a crash by the enigmatic Songbird in exchange for a promised cure to V's terminal condition.

Unlocking the Agaou Throwing Axe in ’s DLC is a great idea, as the new weapon added can do some impressive damage to opponents. The throwable machete is part of, a paid expansion for CD Projekt Red’s popular RPG. The Agaou is considered an iconic piece of gear and one of the coolest new weapons in . What makes it so special is that it can be thrown at enemies for massive damage but, in addition to that, it also discharges an AoE shock effect onto them.

While CD Projekt Red is sadly moving on from Cyberpunk 2077 to focus on the sequel, meaning we won't be getting any more expansions or significant updates, there's still a wee bit of polishing to do. Update 2.0 and Phantom Liberty arrived in a good state, but there's still some room for improvement, which is what patch 2.01 is focused on, squashing some bugs—including a particularly annoying one that's been around for years—and buffing the game's performance, particularly in Dogtown. 

's DLC,, has introduced a number of new side quests to the futuristic world of Night City. Although these new side quests and jobs are good, some offer the player significantly better rewards than others. In spite of not being strictly necessary for the completion of the DLC, many of 's side quests are among the most entertaining and immersive missions to be added to as part of its electrifying and emotional DLC.

Phantom Liberty and Update 2.0 might have made a lot of improvements to Cyberpunk 2077 but one new bug has introduced a haunted police car to Night City.

One of the quests seen in 's DLC is which offers different rewards for choices made as V attempts to infiltrate a nightclub covertly. Offered during a gig you receive as you explore the new area of Dogtown, this mission tests your stealth skills as you negotiate with some heavy hitters in Night City. Those looking to earn some sweet eddies will want to tackle this task carefully.

's DLC brings many new side quests to the open world of Night City, but one in particular shouldn't be skipped. Naturally, the main focus of the DLC is on its tense, twisted spy thriller of a story. Even so, some of its side quests do a wonderful job of expanding its world, getting the player acquainted with the notable people, places, and things of Dogtown to ease them along their journey.

«Dog Eat Dog» is the inaugural quest that kicks off the main story of expansion,. As a result, this isn't an ordinary mission; it's one of the most important ones in the DLC. You'll go on to meet one of the game's new protagonists, as well as become acquainted with Night City's newest neighborhood, Dogtown. Overall, there is a lot going on in this mission that you don't want to miss out on because it all pertains to the following 20 hours of the DLC.

An early quest in the DLC of has V reunite with a familiar face for a job during the mission, which asks you to steal and deliver a vehicle. Doing this task introduces you to new driving combat systems and lets you explore the larger Dogtown map. Completing this also lets you earn money from cars scattered across Night City.