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How to Find Skippy, The Talking Gun

By Angie Harvey, Adam Hadad, Hannah Hoolihan, +120 more
Updated: Oct 5, 2022 3:30am UTC

There are many secrets to discover in the world of Night City, but nothing quite as bizarre as an anthropomorphic Smart Weapon. This Cyberpunk 2077 guide will help you find the exact location of Skippy, the Talking Gun, as well as help you select the right option, to ensure you keep Skippy forever.

Skippy isn't the only unique gun you can find in Cyberpunk 2077, so don't forget to check out our Smart Weapons List to learn more about all the different weapons available, including the HJKE-11.

How to Find Skippy, The Talking Gun

To find Skippy, fast travel to the College St. metro station in Heywood. From there, you'll travel south towards a question mark on the map indicating an optional side mission. The location is marked below for reference.

When you approach the destination you'll find a stack of cardboard bales. Climb onto them and over the gate.

On your left you'll find a dead body, along with an open briefcase containing Skippy.

Skippy is, rather unexpectedly, a gun that talks and has an entire personality of its own. When you pick it up you'll have a short conversation with the gun. Whatever you do, don't try and change his name...

Skippy also appears to be a fan of Rihanna. Glad her legacy lives on in 2077.

Skippy will end the conversation by asking if you want it's auto-targeting features to be lethal (Stone Cold Killer mode) or non-lethal (Puppy-Loving Pacifist mode). You can choose whichever suits your playstyle.

Note: After 50 kills with Skippy it will switch to whichever mode you did not choose originally, and stay that way permanently. So, it's actually best to choose the Pacifist mode if you plan to utilize Skippy long-term.

Skippy is an incredibly powerful and unique smart pistol that scales with the user's level.

Should You Keep or Return Skippy?

Once Skippy has changed modes permanently and you've spent more time with the talking gun, it will ask you to return it to its original owner. You can tell choose to disobey Skippy, and it will ridicule you indefinitely, or you can proceed with the mission The Machine Gun.

The mission requires that you return to Skippy's original owner, Regina Jones (yep, that Regina Jones). She will factory reset Skippy, rename it Daisy, and give you the option to keep the gun or turn it in for $7,000 Eurodollars.

The decision is yours, but it's worth noting that the factory reset does not reset your original choice of Lethal vs. Pacifist mode for Skippy. Since Skippy can't be sold, dismantled, or stored anywhere, this is the only way to effectively remove Skippy from your inventory at all after acquiring it.

Looking for even more Iconic Weapons? Don't forget to check out our updated list of all Iconic weapons and how to obtain them, by clicking the link below:

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Cyberpunk 2077
Cyberpunk 2077CD Projekt Red
Initial Release: Dec 10, 2020
ESRB: Mature
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