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- Should you trust Reed or Songbird : r cyberpunkgame - Reddit
Reed's reaction to Songbird's betrayal to him says a lot too Reed is an experienced spy and knows that you would have to betray your own crew members if it gets you of of situation or gets the job done
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- Reed or songbird : r cyberpunkgame - Reddit
2- Side with Reed and turn her over to the FIA, covering Myers ass and sealing the fate of songbirds future as a super weapon for the NUSA, and creating a cure available for you, at an extreme cost 3- Side with Reed but grant So Mi’s wish to die free This massively benefits NetWatch And puts you back at square one
- Without any spoilers, which one is the best to side with?
Reed is a badass superspy who's surviving fine on his own after his alleged "retirement " Armed to the teeth, and doesn't have to do a damn thing he doesn't want to Myers had to beg him to return to the fold He chooses to serve because he's a company man through and through Expect betrayal Trust no one
- A Pros and Cons list of EVERY ENDING in Phantom Liberty! (AND of . . .
Reed is very pragmatic - will logically solve every issue he finds himself in, even at the cost of executing others The NUSA is willing to enslave and torture So Mi (and refuse her death) Reed supports this out of principle, yet realises it is wrong Reed follows principles at the expense of others, even his loved ones
- Reed Ending : r LowSodiumCyberpunk - Reddit
The reed path does involve staging the convoy intercept to get So Mi back aftr shes turned Cyberpsycho, and a lot of people do die--but they are NUSA special forces, some NCPD (which we know are 90s corrupt as hell), 6th street gang members that reed recruits bc nusa gives them illegal guns, and then 4 of the most deadly Maxtac officers ever
- Whos smarter? Reed Richards or Tony stark? : r Marvel - Reddit
Reed, I think in Hickman’s avengers Reed says something along the lines of Tony being better at handling multiple complex task at the same time, but Reed is smarter when focusing on a single problem
- To those of you who feel strongly that Pedro Pascal shouldnt play Reed . . .
I suppose, though, that both Reed and Ben had to be at least 35 when they first appeared in the comics in 1961 (they were canonically WW2 veterans!) and probably around 40 Pedro is 48 right now, however, and I agree, that's pushing the envelope I also think he's overexposed, like you said
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