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Machine Gun Quest: What Happens If You Return Skippy To Regina In Cyberpunk 2077?

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There is a mission called ‘Machine Gun’ in Cyberpunk 2077, which comes up a few days after you have obtained Skippy (The Talking Gun). In this mission, you will have to return Skippy back to his actual owner Regina.

Considering its outstanding stats, you must be quite attacked with Skippy and wondering whether you should return him to Regina or not. In this guide, we will explain what will happen if you give Skippy back to his actual owner and what you will get for completing the Machine Gun quest.

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Machine Gun Quest: Should You Return Skippy to Regina in Cyberpunk 2077?

After having the Talking Gun for a few days, you will get to know about his original owner, Regina, who is an NPCD Fixer. Irrespective of whether you want to return Skippy to Regina or not, you will have to visit Regina to complete the Machine Gun quest. You can find her in a building near Lizzie’s Bar.

When you meet Regina in person, you will be given an option to either walk away or take Skipper with you or hand him over to his original owner. There is no advantage for having Skippy after a certain time but if you hand him over to Regina, she will give you around $7000 Eurodollars as a reward.

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There are two modes in which Skippy can be operated —  Stone Cold Killer mode or Puppy-Loving Pacifist mode. If Skippy is currently in Puppy Loving Pacifist mode then it would be better to return him back to Regina because he is no use of you but if he is stuck in Stone Cold killer mode, you can have him with you.

That’s everything you need to know about what will happen if you return Skippy in Cyberpunk 2077. While here, ensure reading about how to get the Scalpel Iconic Katana, and how to unlock all side jobs in Cyberpunk 2077.

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