A Cyberpunk player has shared a clip of the moment they bought an incredibly expensive car accidentally and died of a heart attack moments later.
A lot has been said and written about Cyberpunk during the three short weeks since its release. Most of that has been bad. The game is riddled with bugs and glitches, especially if you're playing the last-gen version. For some players, the game is so broken that they have sought out refunds. PlayStation even delisted the game from its online store.
If you can look past the bugs, or haven't experience as many as other people, then Cyberpunk is actually a lot of fun. In fact, sometimes even the bugs can be pretty entertaining. As was the case with WWE 2K20 last year, there comes a point where it's better to embrace and laugh at a game's flaws rather than let them ruin your experience.
Even though Cyberpunk is set more than 50 years into the future, there are some elements of the game that are somewhat realistic. The clip below, for example. Redditor huhcsdnah stumbles upon a pretty snazzy looking Caliburn in a parking lot. When approached, it's revealed that the car can be bought for the princely sum of 157,000 Eurodollars. That's a lot of Eddies, even for Night City's richest residents.
Nice cars costing a lot of money is just the start of this realistic tale. While admiring the Caliburn, huhcsdnah accidentally coughs up the cash and buys it. Before the game can even finish informing them of how much their street cred will be increased by driving this bad boy around, they fall to the floor, presumably clutching their chest as they immediately die of a heart attack.
We're not sure how one would go about accidentally buying a car in the real world, but if we were to do so, that's exactly how we would react. Even worse for poor huhcsdnah is the revelation that you can actually get your hands on a black Caliburn for absolutely nothing. After completing Panam's questline, following a fight in a cave, an open shipping container appears there with a free Caliburn inside. No accidental purchase and subsequent heart attack needed.