Arasaka Memorial Code

Also the effect on Arasaka Tower attack in the end of game seems to make pretty clear to have given Alt Cunningham (or whoever sided with her?) total control of the facility, like she was able to shut down every computer and even the cyberwear of people, to the extent of completely paralyzing them.

Theory: Alt Cunningham died in Arasaka Tower, and is likely to be ...

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Went to test out a few people's reports of crashes and can confirm there is a guaranteed crash regarding the Arasaka Tower jungle. It is an easily reproduced issue where the game will CTD immediately upon entering Arasaka Tower's jungle if the player has RTX turned on or turns it on within the...

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Militech was a huge missed opportunity too, imo. Especially with Stout clearly being meant to have a bigger role in the game. Yeah initially as I was playing it I thought it could go down the line of Militech vs Arasaka intel.

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The Nuke caused the 4 Arasaka Towers to topple in an x formation outward. The large NW tower was the first to fall, then its twin, then the two smaller towers... This map shows the path of destruction caused by the Buildings, RED is for the two larger towers, who pretty much obliterated what they fell over on, except for the FED and Consulate, which only substained massive damage, as opposed ...

Arasaka attacks are somehoiw related to the abduction of Hanako in Play it Safe. How do I know this? Because they carry a note saying so. Not sure if there is a way to not cause these attacks after finishing the quest. Maybe if you dont rescue Tokamura? Anyone did this lately? VDB attacks are caused by killing Brigit and Placid in Transmission.

Johnny has an extensive career as an anti-corporate rebel in Night City and Arasaka was always the biggest dog there. It was only after Alt Cunningham that they became his White Whale versus, " One of the ones I hate." The game kind of glosses over Arasaka's massive history of atrocities and weird experiments.