Finally started Cyberpunk.... I can't stop climbing everything.

Let me recommend playing the main story until you see the title screen. You may have done the "tutorial" but until you see the title screen you are still very much in the "intro" of the game.

Wait a minute.... Secret breakable entrances you say? Hang on, I'm off to go climb everything

Climbing random shit is probably just as fun as the actual gameplay for me, spending ages climbing the wall AC units and walking on the monorail tracks. There is so much broken clipping that doesn't take much to find.

A lot of them you will know when you die very quickly that you're not ready. It autosaves a lot so just load a recent save if you need to. I think the quests have recommended levels too?

The way I did it any time I finished a mission I would just look at what was closest to me on the map and do that next... It usually worked out ok.

I find it relaxing to not take seriously. It's like a mix of GTA and Assassin's Creed with beautiful graphics and a good soundtrack. The story is good, but not so good that I want to see how it ends right away.

Synapse Burnout if they don't have enough HP to tank the damage, Cyberpsychosis (if no other enemy is in range, the affected enemy kills themself). Blackwall Gateway can as well...Does lethal damage to characters with cyberware and tech implants. Detonate Grenade indirectly can kill a low health enemy... I can't think of any others off the top of my head. As Quickhacks are meant to soften up enemies, for the most part.

one reason I liked them as I liked to try and not kill anyone while doing missions. I actually got real annoyed that dumping an unconcious body killed it. Its like common no hide a body option that does not kill them?

Think I jinxed myself making a post about it. I'm 14 hours in with zero issues, but since I made this post every time I start the game within 1-10 minutes the game freezes totally with the audio still playing. Trying a clean reinstall in case it was a mod, but hadn't added anything since I started playing.

I haven't found many, but even though I'm 16 hours into the game I've mainly been exploring the first area. There was one in a little U shaped area full of junk sellers and stuff, building on the right walking in you could climb up ACs and balconies and find a door with no option to open it, so I just tried hitting it with a bat and that worked. Was kind of disappointed when the next 50 windows I tried did not.

But I'm 14 hours in, level 8 and I've just upgraded my cyberdeck to 1+ but I have like 6 level 2-4 schematics for neuromancy things from hacking in to all the network jacks I've found in weird places. And 60k monies, 3 iconic weapons, and... a bunch of food and booze. Which I think I should sell since it all seems pretty worthless bonus wise.

NPCs keep getting pissed at me. In that tutorial apartment part Jackie must have told me to hurry up 100 times because I was busy looting everything.

I'll see an openable door while trying to do a quest and be gone for 3 hours climbing shit and have no idea what I was doing when I get back.

There's a setting in one of the mod things I installed that lets you disable the auto-teleport when you get out of range... so I might just be wandering places you were never intended to go anyway.

That's why I wait until the mission is done, and then dismember them and throw them away. Get whatever bonus you might get for not murdering anyone, even though you murdered everyone. <3

The whole memory replay thing gets abandoned after you do it a couple of times until Phantom Liberty I think. I wouldn't worry too much about that aspect of the gameplay.

I learned that one, and also that dismembering a body and just grabbing the torso doesn't slow your movement speed down nearly as much as trying to dispose of the whole thing. And apparently leaving dismembered limbs and severed heads doesn't make it clear there was murderin' afoot on unless there's also a torso.

I checked at all 3 of the cyberdocs I visited but haven't found anything for legs or arms. One day.

Really tempted to install one of those cool cyberware and neuromancy update mods, but figured my first play should be without any of that since usually modded in things are OP.

Yeah, I was afraid to use it until I noticed that. The skill lights a person on fire. Until they run out of life. First time I used it on a big group from a distance and noticed they were all in comas or 'downed' or whatever it took me a minute to figure out why. My brain couldn't accept that burning people to death isn't considered fatal.