Cyberpunk 2077 2.0 Solo Skill Progression Level Up
In our Cyberpunk 2077 2.0 Solo Skill Progression Level Up guide, we are going to explain how to rank up the new Solo skill. We’ll also show you which bonuses you get as you increase the Solo. Lastly, we’ll briefly explain which of the old skills have been rolled into Solo, just in case it helps you with wrapping your head around it. With all of that said, let’s get right into it.
How to Level Up Solo Skill Progression Cyberpunk 2077 2.0
The Cyberpunk 2077 2.0 Solo skill level up progression is all about getting up close and personal. By that, I mean using blunt melee weapons like clubs, your firsts, Gorilla Arms, LMGs and shotguns, abilities from the Body tree like Savage Sling, etc. Blades do not count; no slashing, only bashing. Basically, I recommend using Gorilla Arms and just pummeling enemies into fine dust, but use whatever approach you think is best. Anyways, here’s what you unlock as you go through the ranks of Solo.
- Rank 5 – Carrying capacity increases by 50
- Rank 10 – Health increases by 10
- Rank 15 – One Perk Point
- Rank 20 – Adds 20% Damage and Attack Speed to Gorilla Arms and Fists; the latter can cause Bleeding
- Rank 25 – Carrying capacity increases by 100
- Rank 30 – Health increases by 15
- Rank 35 – One Perk Point
- Rank 40 – 10% higher crit chance against enemies within 5 meters
- Rank 45 – Damage with strong and quick melee attacks increases by 25%
- Rank 50 – Heals 25 health after performing a Finisher
- Rank 55 – Adrenaline decays 50% slower and cannot drop below 10% when Adrenaline Rush is active
- Rank 60 – +30% enemy health threshold to perform Finishers, +50% healing from performing Finishers, +30% to Bersker Duration when Berserk is active
And there you go, that’s how the level up progression of the Cyberpunk 2077 2.0 Solo skill works. This is one of five new trees that you can level up; the other four are Headhunter, Netrunner, Engineer and Shinobi. Basically, it’s a complete rework of the skill system. Solo basically takes over the old Annihilation and Brawler skills. Athletics has been relegated to Shinobi, but some of the bonuses Athletics granted you remain within Solo. It’s all a bit confusing, so it’s probably best to just forget about the old system and immerse yourself completely in the new one.
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