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Cyberpunk 2077 David Martinez Ultimate Build: Like the protagonist from the anime!Introducing a build that perfectly recreates David Martinez, the protagonist of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners. This build boasts overwhelming performance in the game with its high speed and powerful combat capabilities. Check out the perfect David Martinez build that anime fans won't want to miss!
1. ⚡ The Core of the David Martinez Build: Stats and Perk Distribution
· Final Build Goal: Body 20, Reflexes 20, Technical Ability 20, Cool 18, Intelligence 3
· Reflexes: Focus on movement-related perks like Dash, Air Dash, and Tailwind to maximize the fun and efficiency of map traversal. Air Dancer makes aerial movement even more fluid. Use the remaining perks to enhance mobility and survivability. If you don't enjoy shooting while sprinting or sliding, you can skip 'Multitasker' and 'Power Slide'. The 'Stunt Trucker' perk adds to the fun, so it's recommended.
· Technical Ability: Aim for the 'Edgerunner' perk to significantly boost cyberware bonuses and damage. 'Renaissance Punk' is highly efficient, providing 4 additional cyberware capacity per attribute for a total of 16 extra capacity. 'Extended Warranty' increases the duration of all cyberware effects by 15%. Learn all the key perks in the left tree up to 'TikToker' to enhance grenades and healing items. 'Infusion', 'Scrapheap', and 'Burn This City' strengthen recovery and grenade-related abilities.
· Body: Start with 'Painkiller', 'Adrenaline Rush', and 'Painkiller Again', then learn all perks in the middle section to increase health and damage. It's recommended to skip 'Battle Overdrive' as it's not very helpful for this build. If you didn't take 'Stunt Trucker' in Reflexes, investing in 'Battle Overdrive' is a good option. You can freely choose between the left and right trees based on your playstyle. If you prefer close-quarters combat, go for 'Demolitions Surplus' and 'Earth Shatterer'. If you use shotguns, 'Deathbolt', 'Nerves of Tungsten- Carbide', and 'Shredder' are recommended.
· Cool: If you prefer throwing knives, choose 'Juggler' and 'Slippery' to greatly increase critical damage. If you use pistols, revolvers, or sniper rifles, it's good to progress towards 'Dead Eye'.
· Relic Tree: Select perks related to Gorilla Arms or Projectile Launch Systems, and be sure to include perks that create weak points and deal additional damage. Perks that utilize cyberarm abilities are also important.
· Reflexes: Focus on movement-related perks like Dash, Air Dash, and Tailwind to maximize the fun and efficiency of map traversal. Air Dancer makes aerial movement even more fluid. Use the remaining perks to enhance mobility and survivability. If you don't enjoy shooting while sprinting or sliding, you can skip 'Multitasker' and 'Power Slide'. The 'Stunt Trucker' perk adds to the fun, so it's recommended.
· Technical Ability: Aim for the 'Edgerunner' perk to significantly boost cyberware bonuses and damage. 'Renaissance Punk' is highly efficient, providing 4 additional cyberware capacity per attribute for a total of 16 extra capacity. 'Extended Warranty' increases the duration of all cyberware effects by 15%. Learn all the key perks in the left tree up to 'TikToker' to enhance grenades and healing items. 'Infusion', 'Scrapheap', and 'Burn This City' strengthen recovery and grenade-related abilities.
· Body: Start with 'Painkiller', 'Adrenaline Rush', and 'Painkiller Again', then learn all perks in the middle section to increase health and damage. It's recommended to skip 'Battle Overdrive' as it's not very helpful for this build. If you didn't take 'Stunt Trucker' in Reflexes, investing in 'Battle Overdrive' is a good option. You can freely choose between the left and right trees based on your playstyle. If you prefer close-quarters combat, go for 'Demolitions Surplus' and 'Earth Shatterer'. If you use shotguns, 'Deathbolt', 'Nerves of Tungsten- Carbide', and 'Shredder' are recommended.
· Cool: If you prefer throwing knives, choose 'Juggler' and 'Slippery' to greatly increase critical damage. If you use pistols, revolvers, or sniper rifles, it's good to progress towards 'Dead Eye'.
· Relic Tree: Select perks related to Gorilla Arms or Projectile Launch Systems, and be sure to include perks that create weak points and deal additional damage. Perks that utilize cyberarm abilities are also important.
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1. ⚡ The Core of the David Martinez Build: Stats and Perk Distribution
· Final Build Goal: Body 20, Reflexes 20, Technical Ability 20, Cool 18, Intelligence 3
· Reflexes: Focus on movement-related perks like Dash, Air Dash, and Tailwind to maximize the fun and efficiency of map traversal. Air Dancer makes aerial movement even more fluid. Use the remaining perks to enhance mobility and survivability. If you don't enjoy shooting while sprinting or sliding, you can skip 'Multitasker' and 'Power Slide'. The 'Stunt Trucker' perk adds to the fun, so it's recommended.
· Technical Ability: Aim for the 'Edgerunner' perk to significantly boost cyberware bonuses and damage. 'Renaissance Punk' is highly efficient, providing 4 additional cyberware capacity per attribute for a total of 16 extra capacity. 'Extended Warranty' increases the duration of all cyberware effects by 15%. Learn all the key perks in the left tree up to 'TikToker' to enhance grenades and healing items. 'Infusion', 'Scrapheap', and 'Burn This City' strengthen recovery and grenade-related abilities.
· Body: Start with 'Painkiller', 'Adrenaline Rush', and 'Painkiller Again', then learn all perks in the middle section to increase health and damage. It's recommended to skip 'Battle Overdrive' as it's not very helpful for this build. If you didn't take 'Stunt Trucker' in Reflexes, investing in 'Battle Overdrive' is a good option. You can freely choose between the left and right trees based on your playstyle. If you prefer close-quarters combat, go for 'Demolitions Surplus' and 'Earth Shatterer'. If you use shotguns, 'Deathbolt', 'Nerves of Tungsten- Carbide', and 'Shredder' are recommended.
· Cool: If you prefer throwing knives, choose 'Juggler' and 'Slippery' to greatly increase critical damage. If you use pistols, revolvers, or sniper rifles, it's good to progress towards 'Dead Eye'.
· Relic Tree: Select perks related to Gorilla Arms or Projectile Launch Systems, and be sure to include perks that create weak points and deal additional damage. Perks that utilize cyberarm abilities are also important.
· Reflexes: Focus on movement-related perks like Dash, Air Dash, and Tailwind to maximize the fun and efficiency of map traversal. Air Dancer makes aerial movement even more fluid. Use the remaining perks to enhance mobility and survivability. If you don't enjoy shooting while sprinting or sliding, you can skip 'Multitasker' and 'Power Slide'. The 'Stunt Trucker' perk adds to the fun, so it's recommended.
· Technical Ability: Aim for the 'Edgerunner' perk to significantly boost cyberware bonuses and damage. 'Renaissance Punk' is highly efficient, providing 4 additional cyberware capacity per attribute for a total of 16 extra capacity. 'Extended Warranty' increases the duration of all cyberware effects by 15%. Learn all the key perks in the left tree up to 'TikToker' to enhance grenades and healing items. 'Infusion', 'Scrapheap', and 'Burn This City' strengthen recovery and grenade-related abilities.
· Body: Start with 'Painkiller', 'Adrenaline Rush', and 'Painkiller Again', then learn all perks in the middle section to increase health and damage. It's recommended to skip 'Battle Overdrive' as it's not very helpful for this build. If you didn't take 'Stunt Trucker' in Reflexes, investing in 'Battle Overdrive' is a good option. You can freely choose between the left and right trees based on your playstyle. If you prefer close-quarters combat, go for 'Demolitions Surplus' and 'Earth Shatterer'. If you use shotguns, 'Deathbolt', 'Nerves of Tungsten- Carbide', and 'Shredder' are recommended.
· Cool: If you prefer throwing knives, choose 'Juggler' and 'Slippery' to greatly increase critical damage. If you use pistols, revolvers, or sniper rifles, it's good to progress towards 'Dead Eye'.
· Relic Tree: Select perks related to Gorilla Arms or Projectile Launch Systems, and be sure to include perks that create weak points and deal additional damage. Perks that utilize cyberarm abilities are also important.
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2. 🤖 David Martinez's Signature: Perfect Cyberware Setup
· Frontal Cortex: Use 'Metatronix Core' for bonus damage against drones, robots, mechs, and turrets, 'Self-ICE' to automatically neutralize enemy quickhacks every 20 seconds, and 'Axolotl' which reduces cyberware cooldown by 7.5% with each enemy neutralization. 'Axolotl' can be purchased from the Ripperdoc in the northern city, or obtained as a reward for completing all of Regina's Gigs if you don't have the Phantom Liberty DLC.
· Arms: Use the default Gorilla Arms. If you prefer Projectile Launch Systems, refer to a separate build.
· Skeleton: Use 'Para-Bellum' and 'Epimorphic Skeleton' for increased armor and health, and 'Dense Marrow' for additional melee damage.
· Nervous System: Use 'Adrenaline Converter' for increased movement speed at the start of combat, 'Neofiber' for additional damage reduction, and 'Stabber' to increase critical hit chance with blades and throwing weapons. If you have enough cyberware capacity, 'Visual Cortex Support' which applies to all weapons is recommended instead of 'Stabber'.
· Integumentary System: Use 'Subdermal Armor' for increased armor, 'Peripheral Inverse' for melee damage reduction, and 'Armor' to reduce damage from side attacks.
· Legs: Use 'Reinforced Tendons'. If you want higher defense and an appearance similar to the anime, 'Fortified Ankles' are recommended.
· Circulatory System: Use 'Blood Pump' to utilize Body perks, 'Biomonitor' which automatically heals when health drops below 50%, and 'Micro Rotors' for increased melee attack speed.
· Hands: 'Handle Wrap' is recommended, increasing throwing weapon critical hit chance by 27%. Micro-Generator or Smart Link are also good choices.
· Face: Use the default 'Kiroshi Optics' to save cyberware capacity.
· Operating System: Use 'Militech Apogee Sandevistan', which slows time by 85% and increases headshot damage and critical hit chance/damage. Available from all Ripperdocs at level 40 or higher.
· Arms: Use the default Gorilla Arms. If you prefer Projectile Launch Systems, refer to a separate build.
· Skeleton: Use 'Para-Bellum' and 'Epimorphic Skeleton' for increased armor and health, and 'Dense Marrow' for additional melee damage.
· Nervous System: Use 'Adrenaline Converter' for increased movement speed at the start of combat, 'Neofiber' for additional damage reduction, and 'Stabber' to increase critical hit chance with blades and throwing weapons. If you have enough cyberware capacity, 'Visual Cortex Support' which applies to all weapons is recommended instead of 'Stabber'.
· Integumentary System: Use 'Subdermal Armor' for increased armor, 'Peripheral Inverse' for melee damage reduction, and 'Armor' to reduce damage from side attacks.
· Legs: Use 'Reinforced Tendons'. If you want higher defense and an appearance similar to the anime, 'Fortified Ankles' are recommended.
· Circulatory System: Use 'Blood Pump' to utilize Body perks, 'Biomonitor' which automatically heals when health drops below 50%, and 'Micro Rotors' for increased melee attack speed.
· Hands: 'Handle Wrap' is recommended, increasing throwing weapon critical hit chance by 27%. Micro-Generator or Smart Link are also good choices.
· Face: Use the default 'Kiroshi Optics' to save cyberware capacity.
· Operating System: Use 'Militech Apogee Sandevistan', which slows time by 85% and increases headshot damage and critical hit chance/damage. Available from all Ripperdocs at level 40 or higher.
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3. 🔫 David Martinez's Weapon Choice: Powerful and Stylish!
· Comrade's Hammer: A powerful weapon that can be crafted by obtaining the blueprint from NCPD scanners on the map. It boasts high damage per shot but has a small magazine capacity.
· Rebecca's Shotgun (Guts): A powerful shotgun obtainable from a specific location on the map. You can find it in the bushes behind three monks on the opposite side of Arasaka from the map.
· Gallows: A throwing weapon obtainable from a specific location on the map. It generates a powerful electric shockwave and features brutal finishing moves.
· Additional Recommended Weapons:
- Johnny's Pistol: Obtainable through the 'Chippin' In' quest during story progression.
- Crusher Shotgun: Easily obtained from regular enemies and also available for purchase at shops.
- Amnesty: A fun weapon that fits the build's atmosphere.
- David Martinez's Shotgun: The shotgun used by David in the anime, which can be upgraded to legendary rarity.
- Umbra Shotgun: A unique shotgun that increases movement speed on kill, and damage increases with faster movement speed.
- Bloody Maria Shotgun: A shotgun with excellent overall performance.
· Rebecca's Shotgun (Guts): A powerful shotgun obtainable from a specific location on the map. You can find it in the bushes behind three monks on the opposite side of Arasaka from the map.
· Gallows: A throwing weapon obtainable from a specific location on the map. It generates a powerful electric shockwave and features brutal finishing moves.
· Additional Recommended Weapons:
- Johnny's Pistol: Obtainable through the 'Chippin' In' quest during story progression.
- Crusher Shotgun: Easily obtained from regular enemies and also available for purchase at shops.
- Amnesty: A fun weapon that fits the build's atmosphere.
- David Martinez's Shotgun: The shotgun used by David in the anime, which can be upgraded to legendary rarity.
- Umbra Shotgun: A unique shotgun that increases movement speed on kill, and damage increases with faster movement speed.
- Bloody Maria Shotgun: A shotgun with excellent overall performance.
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4. 🚀 Bonus Build: David Martinez Projectile Launcher Build
· Perks and Stats: Same as the base build, but with some perk adjustments.
- Body: Exclude the blunt weapon perks in the right tree, keeping the middle and left trees the same.
- Reflexes: In addition to 'Mad Dash', 'Gunslinger', 'Lead and Steel', 'Blade Runner', and 'Slaughterhouse', add 'Flash' and 'Thunderclap' to help create distance when using katanas. Include 'Opportunist'.
- Technical Ability: Remove 'Hot하게 들어오기' and 'Scrapheap' from the left tree, and learn 'Two-Handed' and 'Doom Launcher' from the middle tree.
- Cool, Intelligence, Relic Tree: No changes.
· Cyberware:
- Arms: Change from Gorilla Arms to Projectile Launch Systems.
- Hands: Add 'Ballistic Coprocessor' to activate the 'Cyborg' perk, filling all cyberware slots.
· Weapons:
- Use 'Vykhor' instead of 'Comrade's Hammer'. Vykhor can be obtained by completing all of Wakako's Gigs.
- Body: Exclude the blunt weapon perks in the right tree, keeping the middle and left trees the same.
- Reflexes: In addition to 'Mad Dash', 'Gunslinger', 'Lead and Steel', 'Blade Runner', and 'Slaughterhouse', add 'Flash' and 'Thunderclap' to help create distance when using katanas. Include 'Opportunist'.
- Technical Ability: Remove 'Hot하게 들어오기' and 'Scrapheap' from the left tree, and learn 'Two-Handed' and 'Doom Launcher' from the middle tree.
- Cool, Intelligence, Relic Tree: No changes.
· Cyberware:
- Arms: Change from Gorilla Arms to Projectile Launch Systems.
- Hands: Add 'Ballistic Coprocessor' to activate the 'Cyborg' perk, filling all cyberware slots.
· Weapons:
- Use 'Vykhor' instead of 'Comrade's Hammer'. Vykhor can be obtained by completing all of Wakako's Gigs.