Cyberpunk 2077: Every District Ranked Worst To Best
With how divided Night City is politically, it's no surprise that of the seven districts in some can be ranked better — or worse — than others. Each area personifies different characters, beliefs, and walks of life — and so how a player identifies with the core ethical issues within this dystopian game will certainly influence their preferences. However, when it comes to factors like exploration, aesthetics, and quality of content, there are some districts that assertively outclass others in
From what's been revealed about the upcoming expansion,, it looks as though Pacifica will be receiving some love as the main setting. However, that doesn't mean it's not possible for V to venture outside of Night City, either. Especially with being CDPR's largest expansion ever in terms of budget, it bodes well for the size and depth of the game. Until it becomes available sometime in 2023, though, players have plenty to explore within Night City's urban jungle and its seven distinct districts.
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The worst district in is Santo Domingo, the city's southeastern district. Canonically, it's one of the city's most underdeveloped areas, with its two subdistricts Arroyo and Rancho Coronado both suffering from over-industrialization and overall dilapidated infrastructure. However, Santo Domingo is also underdeveloped from a content standpoint, which makes it unappealing to visit altogether.
It certainly has a lot of potential, being home to the 6th Street gang, ' David Martinez, and even 's most controversial quest, "." However, despite these features, Santo Domingo fails to be more than just the sum of its parts, and for that reason it's certainly not the first
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