This Cyberpunk 2077 Hidden Content Is Something Most Players Still Don't Know About
allows players to dive into the rich, seedy world of Night City, with an engaging storyline and intriguing characters at its core. There's plenty to see and do while exploring the open world, with a plethora of side quests and collectibles that make Night City feel truly lived in, revealing more about the plights of citizens from all walks of life.
Shards, in particular, are a good source of information that can expand the lore of the universe. These readable items can contain archived messages, articles, images, maps, schematics, audio, videos, and Braindances. Due to how many shards there are scattered across the map, it's easy for players to either come across the same ones multiple times or miss some entirely.
Cyberpunk 2077 and its Phantom Liberty DLC are full of secret side missions and lore that is hidden away for players to stumble across while playing.
Other times, characters are revealed through random events, but some of these can be completely missed. One such event is when Dr. Paradox, the Writer, Editor, and Publisher of the long-running screamsheet, "," hijacks the TV broadcast for Night City's WNS news to spread his message, with YouTuber Kazuliski capturing each of these moments above. Depending on how much time players spend near a television, or whether they actively watch it, these broadcasts can be missed by some players, as noted on a post by Redditor BatEducational7969, who asked the r/cyberpunkgame Subreddit who the mysterious figure hijacking the broadcast was.
In the universe, the term «Screamsheets» is street slang for traditional newspapers.
Some comments under BatEducational7969's post note that they either don't watch enough TV to have seen these broadcasts, or that it doesn't seem to appear as often in the Corpo life path compared to that of a Street Kid, which would make sense as Dr. Paradox wouldn't feel the need to spread his anti-Corpo message to those working for them, but would target the rest of the city's population.
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