CYBERPUNK 2077 Cello Mix | Been Good To Know Ya | Ambient Soundtrack

I swear that cello is its own character. It's like Death itself.

Everybody gangsta until the cello starts playing

I'm so sad that so many people will never play this incredible game.

It's almost criminal that this game didn't win any awards for its soundtrack.

Whenever I hear any form of Been Good To Know Ya, I get this overwhelming feeling of dread. I love it.

1:28 play this at my funeral and I swear to god i’ll wake the fuck up and cry about it

The cello is often symbolic of death in this game. Whenever V feels that realization that time is running out, whenever Johnny remembers he is dead... God this game is amazing. I understand a lot of the hate it got but I enjoyed the hell out of it. Edit: after listening to the score a bit more and playing through the game a few times, I think the cello is more of Johnny's motif, particularly in Vs theme you can hear the riff from this track sped up and clashing against the synths. Which is inofitself a symbolic indication of Johnny's consciousness fighting V's. Fuck I love this game

"Tell him it was your guardian angel." That cello...I don't know what it is, but, that instrument just pierces into the very depths of my being - like the instrument of the soul or something. I mean, even this sentence sounds like it's having an existential crisis. 🤣

Reminder to tell your friends who haven’t played yet, “give cyberpunk another chance”

The further I got into the game, the more I started seeing ads for the Relic / Save Your Soul program. It was super eerie being on this roof at the end and sitting across from those ads and just seeing them flash while I decided what to do.

This is it. This is what perfection is. Literally i always am about to cry everytime a cello hits in the game wtf

Goodbye V. And Never Stop fighting.

I don't care. I don't care if the game had a bumpy release. I don't care if it didn't matched the expetations for some people. This game is a masterpice. My experience was nothing less than transcendental. And here i am, more than 2 years later still vibing from this game. Best game ever. Period.

The first time I played this incredible game ---- no, the first time I explored this unbelievable universe, was October and November of last year. I had just been diagnosed with Ankylosing Spondylitis, was bedridden for three and a half months, spent two weeks in the hospital, cramps that broke ribs, had to crawl to the bathroom. At one point, that wasn't possible anymore. The entire countdown to death and hopelessly trying to find ways to get healthy again rang so true to me. Enjoy your life, don't take your health and mobility for granted. "And... never stop fighting..."

I love how the most replayed part is the one that kicks you in the feels the most. WHY ARE WE DOING THIS TO OURSELVES?!?!?!

This seriously does give you a sense of how lonely it must be for Johnny, especially combined with this image of him looking out at Night City, that and his underlying rage and frustration tempered, even overwhelmed by the knowledge of a job left undone. What I do find interesting regarding this game, its characters and the city setting is that players who seriously delve into its depths are rewarded with far more than expected, be that by design or chance. What does seem to be a unified experience (and opinion) is the emotional swell and drop people experience, almost identical to each other. Either CDPR have become amazing puppet masters of emotion, or they've inadvertently stumbled across a formula for the incredible, born of heart, mind and soul of the delver determined enough, and brave enough to see their journey through to its conclusion, be it for good or ill. Another success, my friend. How do you ever find time to have a life and do the things normal folks do, is what I wonder? Nice one. Again. Almost forgot - how about EvE Online? That has some amazing music. Possibly even Titanfall or Titanfall 2? I know, maybe not your remit, but hey. Also Neverwinter, as I'ma big RPG fan (old school, preferably), or the older Dungeons & Dragons Online. Good luck ;)

Bruh this song playing when you go through traumatic events is powerful, it really is perfect at portraying confusion, hopelessness, and pain.

This moment 10:24 where you hear the guitar from "Never fade away" is just too good man...

“Gotta stretch your noodle? Fine, just not in this basement”

I didn't play this game I LIVED it.