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The Frontal Cortex Cyberware is almost exclusively made built around enhancing quickhacks in various ways. However, there are couple of more general options for these implants. (3 slots available) (Click here to return to our main Cyberpunk 2077 Cyberware Guide.)…

Face is a bit of a special case. As soon as Viktor installs your first Kiroshi into your eyes you are set with an optic zoom function and bounty system information. Afterwards, you will be able to equip variations of…

Circulatory System implants deal with Stamina and Health restoration and preservation (quite useful for melee and other close-range combat), and can even function as your Health Item. There is a potential for something interesting in this section for the majority…

Cool Attribute as it is already allows for great defense against Status Effects and a variety of Damage Types: we discuss this in our Combat Strategy Guide #1. While the Body Attribute can grab a Posion immunity in this section,…

A lot of the Nervous System implants focus on time dilation triggers, similar to the Sandevistan Operating Systems. (3 slots available) (Click here to return to our main Cyberpunk 2077 Cyberware Guide.) Do I Need Nervous System Cyberware? With three…

The Integumentary System offers many ways to increase your damage mitigation, making these implants useful for every build. There is a general Armor bonus that can be acquired and stacked by any build with the varieties of Subdermal Armor, but…

Operating System Cyberware might look like the most complex category of all others available, but once you decide what you would like to use it for, you only need to pay attention to a third of its functionality. For Intelligence…

Skeleton Cyberware is the primary way to build your Armor, and there is something useful in this category for any build (health, stamina, and carrying capacity increases), with several solid bonuses for melee weapons. Investing in the License to Chrome…