A Cool Metal Fire is a side job in Cyberpunk 2077.
Walkthrough[]
This job starts during Chippin' In, and functions as an objective for it.
One will cut through several scenes of Johnny using V's to down a bunch of alcohol before learning from Claire Russell where Cassius Ryder is. Cassius first asks Johnny which tattoo he wants, Billy Goat or the other, then gives him information on a man named Jeremiah Grayson, who works for Adam Smasher. He also provides the name of a night club dancer, Ruby Collins, who's known to be an associate of Grayson's. Johnny goes to the club where Ruby works, flirts with her, parties hard, fights with the bouncers, gets thrown out and finally leaves with Ruby in a stolen car. He then proceeds to fondle her while she's driving, distracting her and causing a car crash. They manage to get out of the wrecked car and a wounded Ruby provides a location, Ebunike, before leaving. In the next scene, one will wake up in a motel room, this time as V, with Rogue watching over them. She tells V Johnny has told her about Smasher and then she leaves to gather more information about Ebunike.
Johnny will then appear and can be spoken to about the night's events before completing the job and going back to the main part of Chippin' In.
Journal Entry[]
- Now, I don't ask you for much, but I gotta zero Smasher myself. That motherfucker thinks he's invincible. Worse, so does Rogue. All these years, Arasaka Tower's been haunting her. Enough's enough. I'm taking control this one time, I'm finding him, I'm wiping Adam Smasher off the face of the earth.
Objectives[]
- Get information and drink.
- Talk to Cassius.
- Watch Ruby dance.
- Buy champagne at the bar.
- Drink with Ruby.
- Drink with the others in the club.
- Choose a pill.
- Talk to Ruby.
- Go to the bathroom.
- Talk to the bouncers.
- Wait for Ruby to leave the club.
- Talk to Ruby.
- Take Ruby back to your place.
- Talk to Ruby.
- Have fun.
- Talk to Rogue.
- Talk to Johnny.
Notes[]
- The title comes from Johnny Silverhand's solo album A Cool Metal Fire.[1]
Trivia[]
- During the job, V has to choose between a red or a blue pill, which is an homage to 1999's The Matrix film.
References[]
- ↑ FISK, C. Rockerboy Sourcebook. Berkeley, CA, R. Talsorian Games, 1989.