Talk:Deep Space

Canonicity

Quick question, since Deep Space takes place in 2025, but CP Red establishes that A. The Fourth Corporate War ended in 2025, and B. That the NET went down in 2025, would that retcon the entirety of this sourcebook, or would it still largely be considered a canon product, just as the other sourcebooks are? I know there's a few fringes of canon and non-canon, such as 3.0 and CyberGeneration, as well as certain elements of the books being taken as canon while others are made non-canon, so I wasn't sure what to classify this one as, if it needs classification at all. JCB2077 (talk) 18:44, June 26, 2020 (UTC)

Its entirely possible they take place concurrent to each other. Annoyingly Deep Space doesnt really have a detailed timeline, but we know the spacers look down upon those on earth, so i would hazard a guess at them ignoring the events down below and the war. Again the canon is all a bit confusing, and i am not sure we will get answers to all the questions. We know the Arasaka Nuke is now considered canon, but as far as i know, the status of the Net is still unclear. We know the world/Night City went 'back to normal' and didnt go down the V3.0 route, and in one of the early trailers we see what looks like Low Orbit flight, as well as the appearance of the Orbital Air facility off the coast in 2077. 

ChrisN34 - ADMIN 20:04, June 26, 2020 (UTC)