One one hand, Songbird is an emotionally manipulative bitch who tries too hard to win our trust. Considering the dialogue, she obviously doesn’t care who lives and who dies as long as she gets …

For me Songbird is the right choice because Reed and Alex both can not be trusted. V is not truly an agent, the main object of the mission is Songbird, after the ending no matter if you make the …

A lot of people point to Reed killing the twins in cold blood as a reason to side with Songbird. I think that’s silly as V and Songbird both have killed so many people and the twins are criminals.

Nov 26, 2023 · I feel like some of people missed the point of Songbird and consequently the point of, not only the entire point of the story of Phantom Liberty but also of Cyberpunk 2077 itself. I'm talking …

Oct 23, 2023 · Very similar character to Songbird is actually Evelyn and I think Evelyn is a much deeper character in writing for the story, because of the difference between Songbird and Evelyn. What they …

Here Songbird is the obvious winner. Reed did tell you he suspected Songbird of bringing down SF1 in the Black Sapphire, which does take trust, but then he wasn't honest about the twins. Do I trust him …

Oct 1, 2023 · Songbird is similarly well-regarded and well-treated as the NUSA's best Netrunner. Both are disposable commodities, though. Both of them also recruit V for an elaborate stunt they hope will …

I’ve seen people hate Songbird on a fundamental level. I personally love every ounce of her character. I’m still piecing together certain plot points about her character, but it sounds like She didn’t even …

Songbird comes up with plan that deliberately will causes the deaths of hundreds of innocents at the stadium as collateral damage without batting an eye, and even V is thrown off by the ruthlessness of it.

On Songbird's path, at the very end of Killing Moon, an extremely weak Songbird reveals she made a promise she can't hold, as the neural matrix can only be used once. She'll use it on herself, and V …