8 Unnecessarily Violent New Melee Weapons In Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty DLC
Guns may be a big focus of , but the DLC is a great reminder that melee weapons can also be an excellent choice in the game. With the right skills and upgrades, getting up close and personal with enemies is a highly viable strategy for any type of infiltration or battle. Not only do melee weapons provide plenty of fun in the way of gameplay, but they can also stand out by making for some especially visceral violence compared to the relatively straightforward trajectory of a bullet.
The DLC brings plenty to the table for, adding a major new area and storyline alongside various miscellaneous updates. Some revamped systems, general improvements, and even new items, like some of the melee weapon additions, are now accessible through the base game even without purchasing the DLC, while other content additions require in investment into. For anyone who prefers wielding knives and katanas to guns, however, buying grants more thorough access to freshening up melee combat with an entirely new arsenal of tools for V to employ.
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The Nehan is a new Iconic version of the knife, the Kaiken, bearing a similar appearance as showcased in a video from SwanyPlaysGames on YouTube. The Nehan turns its basic utility into something special, with thrown hits causing bleeding to give V the edge over enemies. It also features bonus melee damage, making it a genuine contender for one of the most effective melee weapons. Like the regular Kaiken, this isn't great for defensive play, but moving fast and striking accurately can prove undeniably lethal to any who stand in its way.
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