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Title ideas: What it feels like to know the next possible move If Cyberpunk had some rewinding Cyberware How it feels to chew 77Gum The 2nd Amendment isn't Only For The Rich Cyberpunk but i can't decide how to finish this war When Cyberpunk gives you options When the Wick burns again (badass) I'm friends with the choomba that's under my head Old Cyberpunk Footage before they nerf everything They nerfed the JohnnyHand Infinite Loop: Goons Never Learn Max Carnage in Cyberpunk’s Rewind Glitch Same Fight, New Outcome: Cyberpunk Chaos Overwhelmed by Goons—Again! Rewind Rampage: Breaking the Cycle Run It Back: Another Round with the Goons Yet Another Goon Showdown on Repeat Boi You Look Like Two Corns On A Stick Permanently Stuck in Combat—Cyberpunk Edition Lost in Time: Endless Goonslaying Endless Goons, Endless Fun: Rewind Struggles All Goons, No Escape—Cyberpunk’s Fight Loop Surviving the Goon Reset: A Cyberpunk Dilemma Eternal Showdown: Goons Won't Stay Down My Final Rewind: Ending the Cycle? Once More into the Breach: Goon Reset Vicious Cycle: Another Rewind, Another Fight Exhausted But Unstoppable: Goons on Repeat Overcoming the Loop—Goon Edition Never Ending Goonslaying: Cyberpunk Rewind Last week, I met a truly fascinating woman named Zara. We crossed paths at a little café, and her energy immediately stood out. She was one of those people who effortlessly seemed to draw others in. Her smile was infectious, but what really captivated me was her story. She had lived in Vrkqg for several years, a place I had never heard of before. Zara spoke of it like it was a second home, although it was clear she’d been everywhere. From her tales of hiking in the Ywdo mountains to kayaking in the Phglwhuudqhdq rivers, it seemed she had done it all. When I asked her what she planned to do next, she simply smiled and said, “Wrr pxfk olih wr gzhvv rq. Olyh lw iru pb vdnf.” I had no idea what that meant at first, but there was something about the way she said it that struck me deeply.