Cyberpunk 2077 fans bemused as Nibbles the cat is wanted for second-degree murder
CD PROJEKT REDCyberpunk 2077 fans have been left confused and laughing after a player revealed on Reddit how Nibbles the in-game cat was wanted for multiple illegal offenses, including second-degree murder and “illegally obtaining human remains” to name a few.
Within Cyberpunk 2077, characters across the world can be scanned to see if they have a bounty out on them. These bounties are then scaled on a star rating system in regards to which is more important based on the crimes they have committed.
This bounty system is also a great way for V to make some money and in turn, upgrade gear.
Though in a new Reddit thread, a Cyberpunk 2077 player uploaded a photo of an in-game cat resting on a couch. Ppon closer inspection, the player discovered that Nibbles is somehow wanted for breaking a few laws.
What has this cat done to break the law you ask? According to the game, Nibbles has broken many laws and is “wanted for Grand Theft; Second Degree Murder; First Degree Murder; Selling Stolen Cyberware; Illegally obtaining human remains.”
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Throughout the Reddit thread, fans have been commenting on their confusion at the surprise discovery as well as making fun of what appears to be an in-game glitch. One user wrote, “According to the lore Nibbles is a far descendant of Deathwish, Bartmoss’ cyborg cat with human consciousness.”
Others added, “So I wouldn’t say it is a normal cat” and “Let’s be real. Should we really hold that against Nibbles? Sometimes you just have a bad day and end up illegally obtaining deceased human body parts. It happens to the best of us from time to time. Happens to me at least once a month.”
Finally, another Reddit user exclaimed, “NIBBLES NO. I know you get bored when I leave but stop using the darkweb while I am gone! Human remains? Really? I can get you the finest synthmeat you desire.”
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