How to romance Judy in Cyberpunk 2077 version 1.6

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Cyberpunk 2077 might not have as many role-playing elements as developer CD PROJEKT RED's previous projects, namely the Witcher titles, but it still boasts a fair amount of player freedom when it comes to gameplay mechanics and NPC interactions. One major element that has carried over from the Witcher games to Cyberpunk 2077 is the romancing of key characters.

Romantic interactions with NPCs in CD PROJEKT RED's games are quite similar to what is seen in BioWare's Mass Effect and Dragon Age titles, where players need to engage in a conversation with an NPC, complete their associated quests, and gain their trust in order to initiate a romantic engagement with them.

Romancing in Cyberpunk 2077 is very dependent on how players interact with a character, the dialog options they choose, and the quests they complete. Much like Panam Palmer, romancing Judy Alvarez is fairly straightforward, with players required to complete her associated quests in order to win her trust and ultimately initiating a romantic engagement with the character.

Judy Alvarez, a member of the Mox, is a skilled braindance techie residing in the northeastern Kabuki in the Watson district. Born in Laguna Bend, a small town outside Night City, Judy lost her mother when she was just a child and her father was never around to take care of her. She was raised by her grandparents, from whom she inherited most of her personality traits.

As a young adult, Judy started working as a braindance technician at Clouds in Night City, where she met most of her close friends, including Maiko Maeda, Tom Caldera, and Evelyn Parker. At one point, Judy left Clouds to work at Lizzie's Bar as a braindance techie and editor, which was also when she ended up joining the Mox. During