Okay, so I’ve been hyped about “Cyberpunk Season 2” – or whatever it ends up being called – ever since I finished Edgerunners. I mean, that ending, right? Gutted. But it got me thinking, what could a second season even look like? So, I started digging.
First, I hit up all the usual spots – forums, news sites, fan pages, you name it. I wanted to see what other people were speculating about. I found a ton of theories, some wild, some… surprisingly plausible. I wanted to collect all the theories that users and fans were discussing about.
My “Cyberpunk Season 2” Deep Dive
The immediate issue is can’t find the season 2 * seems to be a false alarm.I find some information clues about “Phantom Liberty”, let’s continue.
Then, I spent a good chunk of time watching developer interviews, any little hints they might have dropped. Found a few interesting tidbits about their overall vision for the Cyberpunk universe, but nothing concrete about a season two. Disappointing, but not unexpected.
Next, I decided to replay parts of the game, focusing on side quests and characters that felt… unfinished. You know, the ones that hinted at bigger stories. I took a ton of screenshots, scribbled down notes, basically treated it like a research project. It was actually pretty fun, rediscovering little details I’d missed the first time around.
I even tried messing around with different builds and choices in the game, seeing if I could trigger any hidden dialogue or endings. No luck there, but hey, it was an excuse to spend more time in Night City. I experimented with a Netrunner build this time, focusing on quickhacks and stealth. Totally different experience from my first playthrough as a street samurai!
- Organized my findings: I started a document to compile all my notes, screenshots, and links to relevant articles and videos.
- Started writing: Once I had a decent amount of information, I started putting together a rough draft of my ideas.
Finally, I put all my thoughts and research together. It’s not a definitive answer, of course – it’s all just speculation and wishful thinking at this point. But it was a fun project, and it got me even more excited for the future of Cyberpunk, whatever form it takes.
