Have no clue if anyone's noticed this before but me and my partner in crime are losing our mind over this probable reference:
All Johnny Silverhand/ SilverV lovers/shippers know the dreaded "Who Wants To Live Forever" mission in Cyberpunk 2077 with the infamously painful "Good Night, Valerie/Vincent. Today was a good day." quote that made us bawl our eyes out. Keep your focus on the quote.
Most Cyberpunk 2077 players also know that post-Interlude/Act 2, mission names are assigned by song names Johnny would've loved. Side note: he really has a kick for Queen, it seems.
Well, according to the trivia section on the wiki, it's stated this :
Besides the gorgeously fitting lyrics, if we take a look on Wikipedia, we find out the song was written for the 1986 movie Highlander.
I'll spare the movie plot details ( and how similar Connor and Johnny are) but in the scene when Who Wants to Live Forever plays, there's two notable characters: Connor, who is an Immortal and Heather, his wife, who is mortal. They lived together for centuries in the highlands of Scotland.
Heather is on her death bed due to old age. After an emotional exchange of words with Heather requesting that Connor lights a candle for her every year on her birthday ( Reminds me of the "You deserve a candle too, Johnny" dialogue at the tree in Dogtown, tbf), Heather dies in his arms and Connor says this:
"Good night, my bonny Heather."
Yeah.. chat.. I may be tripping but... sussy...
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