How To Get The Blackwall Quickhack & Erebus Weapon In Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty

The last mission of 's DLC can look different depending on your choices, with one option letting you get powerful gear like the Blackwall Quickhack and Erebus weapon blueprints. Strong Cyberware and guns are the best tools in Night City, making these designs very valuable. You will have to commit to a specific decision to obtain these items as you conclude the DLC's story.

[Warning: The following article contains spoilers for Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty DLC.]Both blueprints are only found in the mission that leads to one of two endings of . The only way to reach this is to hand over Songbird to Solomon Reed during the quest. Choosing to help Songbird over Reed will lock you into a different conclusion, preventing you from getting either Cyberware or weapon blueprint later.

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The mission in has you attempt to capture Songbird from a MaxTac facility, which holds both the blueprints for the Erebus weapon and Blackwall Quickhack. This building can be extremely dangerous, filled with MaxTac guards, hostile tech, and a massive robot called Cerberus that will hunt you down as you explore. One of the first tasks here is to hack into four terminals to gain access to the base.

You will want to enter the Cynosure Facility well-prepared as if Cerberus does manage to find you, there is no escape, andit is considered an instant death. You will then have to start over, and this is the only way to find either of the two items. For this reason, you will want to be rather quiet as you move throughout the facility, and you should keep an eye out for Cerberus at all times.

Once V takes control of the Sierra, Alpha, Victor, and Bravo terminals, connect the main power supply to storage through a power station found in the facility's dining room. Just past the dining room, a nearby maintenance space in should only open when you reroute