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To shut off the steam in the Phantom Liberty Lucretia My Reflection request, you’ll need to find and turn a valve. An environmental puzzle classic and one that Cyberpunk 2077 hasn’t dug too deep to bring to life, but Myers needs saving, so off valve searching we go.
To save you some time, we’ll explain exactly how to shut off the steam in Phantom Liberty. For some more general Phantom Liberty nuggets, learn how to earn Relic Points in Cyberpunk 2077 and after that check out how to spend them in the Relic Perk Tree.
How to shut off the steam in Lucretia My Reflection
You’ll make your way through the tunnels below Dogtown until you reach a crossroads. Take the right path and you’ll find there’s a steaming pipe blocking the path. Go left and there’s a dead end. The path heading right it is. Myers suggests there might be a valve nearby, which there is.
Backtrack from the steaming pipe and follow the large yellow pipe on your left until you spot the valve, behind some scaffolding. To reach the valve, look up then jump up to a broken platform on the right. Follow it left into the scaffolding and drop down. Approach the valve and interact with it to shut off the steam.
Return to the gap where the steam was. It will now be clear. Head through and continue on with leading President Myers out of the tunnels.
Many more quests follow Lucretia My Reflection, so take out a gander at the Phantom Liberty quest list to see what follows. If you haven’t already, check out our Phantom Liberty review. It’s a good read. Otherwise, we’ve got all the Phantom Liberty Dogtown Tarot card locations covered. We also have guides covering how to find the old telephone in Capitan Caliente and how to get into Organitopia in the Spy in the Jungle gig.
