Cyberpunk 2077 Fixer Rewards Ranked: Best Weapons, Vehicles & Cyberware!

Cyberpunk 2077 fixers Ranked: The Best Rewards in Night City!

Cyberpunk 2077 Fixers: Your Guide to the Best Rewards

In Cyberpunk 2077, fixers are your lifeline! They connect you with gigs, handle payments – making you, V, into that highly-successful mercenary, and can greatly impact your earnings. Some, like the super-shady Dexter DeShawn, leave a bad taste. Others are truly awesome; the very people who can give you important additional bonuses after completing all their missions, generating extra value that's crucial to making you a more formidable character; these rewards greatly differ!

This ranking considers what makes their final reward totally unique; each is based upon a unique design aesthetic! So these differ drastically in terms of both style and effectiveness. And they're also incredibly important if you actually want to progress your gameplay, so check them out; some rewards can't really be duplicated or bought without some extreme effort!

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Cyberpunk 2077 Fixers Ranked By Reward Quality: A Detailed Breakdown

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8. Rogue Amendiares: A Disappointing Letdown

Rogue's reward is…nothing. Zero. Zip. Zilch. Seriously disappointing! This is strange considering she's one of Night City's top fixers! It has really intricate gigs; yet at the end? Nothing. There are just three gigs in all; a smaller count than other fixers on this list – which makes her end particularly anticlimactic, even painful.

However, Rogue works a bit differently – appearing late-game, needing a specific reputation, and a role tightly linked to Johnny Silverhand's storyline. That said; even though the storyline is fantastic and completely ties into specific moments surrounding Johnny Silverhand's history, nothing really shows after finishing those missions, except that certain endings might give that amazing and rare weapon. Even this exception alone makes it disappointing considering everything else in her specific storyline, so yeah, still bad.

7. Dakota Smith: A Meh Mackinaw

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Dakota, that cool fixer in the badlands; her reward's fitting – a Mackinaw "Saguaro" truck. It totally rules the badlands, built to handle tough terrain, something not readily possible without significant investment into your own vehicle! However, another truck, the "Beast" (from "The Beast in Me"), is basically identical, only better in various mechanical properties; better in speed and slightly bigger, without significantly harming overall maneuverability! It even includes another quest and thus doesn't need you to engage Dakota.

6. Dino Dinovic: Stylish, But Not Unique

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Dino Dinovic (that rockerboy) gives a green Quadra Type-66. It looks amazing! His gigs are pretty easy, so the reward is easily earned! But a very similar car’s available elsewhere; purchasable at various places or gained from some related quests, thus, these aspects remain important: this one’s cool for aesthetics alone!

5. Regina Jones: Cyberware or More – Depending on DLC!

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Regina has TONS of gigs—23, mostly in Watson; available in the earliest stages of the gameplay. Her reward's unusual; that rare cyberware. The default game gives a high-level Neofiber (very expensive otherwise) but that's not uniquely amazing! But with Phantom Liberty DLC? You get the unique Axlotl – ideal for netrunners— and something that makes you a better player.

4. Mr. Hands: Dogtown's Mysterious Gift

Mr. Hands—he's in the base game (a small gig only). But Phantom Liberty DLC includes tons of gigs–ten more to create a major plot! The base gig isn't even linked to the Sport R-7 "Sterling" (a super fancy car). This reward car isn’t mechanically better. Yet, being super expensive, the Sterling's worth in-game remains amazing. Plus? It looks amazing!

3. Wakako Okada: A Stealthy Katana

Wakako Okada—Westbrook's powerful fixer! She also works with the Tyger Claws, giving stealth-based gigs. Her reward’s also fitting; a badass katana! That Byakko katana's early-game power really shines for anyone utilizing these stealth-focused strategies; which works well considering her various early quests are perfect if you’re focusing on melee-focused strategies!

2. Sebastian Ibarra: A Blazing Pistol

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Sebastian Ibarra ("Padre") – a scary guy with surprisingly peaceful speech and violence in his missions! Many missions involved just gunning down enemies! And his reward perfectly reflects his gig style: That insanely powerful Seraph pistol! It’s an explosive, fire-starting beast; also really rare because this one can take any modifications; so you could boost its performance through various available modifications. Seriously potent, and seriously amazing!

1. Muamar Reyes: Night City's Best Shotgun

Muamar "El Capitan" Reyes? Totally chill. His ten gigs provide something else: the amazing Bloody Maria shotgun! This awesome shotgun is what makes him number one. It’s got incredible knockback, that high-powered impact which stuns your enemies. The insane visual design and bleeding/dismemberment also boosts its insane appeal for players.

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Conclusion: Choose Your Fixer Wisely (For Maximum Rewards!)

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This guide clearly showcases how greatly these choices and rewards truly matter! Those rewards affect gameplay seriously. They’re unique items that also can greatly influence those styles that work the best for indiVidual players – seriously emphasizing how these rewards matter on multiple levels!