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The Best Cyberpunk 2077 Mods Released (So Far) | MMORPG.com

SystemSystem Member UncommonPosts: 12,599
edited February 2021 in News & Features Discussion

imageThe Best Cyberpunk 2077 Mods Released (So Far) | MMORPG.com

It's no secret that Cyberpunk 2077 didn't live up to expectations, but with CDPR's release of modding support tools, modders have already gone to work at putting together some excellent additions. These are some of my favorite mods released thus far.

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  • GreenSage39GreenSage39 Member UncommonPosts: 144
    edited February 2021
    I see far too many freaks and undesirables across all the mediums asking for more handouts. It makes me mad so I rarely if ever comment on Cyberpunk right now. It's an awesome game to me.

    It will be a typical millenial/zoomer gravy train once they are done with it though. I wish we had a way on consoles to revert to old(er) patches.

    So take that for what it's worth but I'm very often ashamed to be a gamer with these fellow gamers right now and that's not a diss. It's a shameful admission lol.

    Oh and for those people who think they've gamed the system. Chargebacks are on your credit history for life, not always viewable by you.
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  • SovrathSovrath Member LegendaryPosts: 32,780
    Absolutely awesome!
    strawhat0981HJ-Navarre
    Like Skyrim? Need more content? Try my Skyrim mod "Godfred's Tomb." 

    Godfred's Tomb Trailer: https://youtu.be/-nsXGddj_4w


    Original Skyrim: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/109547

    Try the "Special Edition." 'Cause it's "Special." https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/64878/?tab=description

    Serph toze kindly has started a walk-through. https://youtu.be/UIelCK-lldo 
  • ScotScot Member LegendaryPosts: 24,273
    It is an article about mods and we still need a line about how it was not ready for eight year old consoles? Nice round up of mods, I try to use as few as possible unless they are proper content ones. But some make the experience of the game so much better you have to use them, Realistic Driving sounds like one of those.
  • BeansnBreadBeansnBread Member EpicPosts: 7,254
    This is my favorite mod. It changes the zoom amount of the minimap when you're driving:

    https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/634
    MikeBSplattr
  • cheyanecheyane Member LegendaryPosts: 9,386
    edited February 2021
    I hope they get the third person mods but to be honest when I tried Borderlands 2 the mods didn't help me and I found the game too hectic for me, It was a little too hard even though I finished the introduction it was a mess. Is this gameplay like Borderlands 2 then even with a third person mod I won't be able to play.

    https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/669
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  • ScotScot Member LegendaryPosts: 24,273
    cheyane said:
    I hope they get the third person mods but to be honest when I tried Borderlands 2 the mods didn't help me and I found the game too hectic for me, It was a little too hard even though I finished the introduction it was a mess. Is this gameplay like Borderlands 2 then even with a third person mod I won't be able to play.

    https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/669
    I found the first BL 2 a bit of a gameplay jigsaw, but in the end it was fine. The reason I did not stay longer was the comedy and theme were not for me. It just did not gel well but is obviously popular with many players.
  • Viper482Viper482 Member LegendaryPosts: 4,099
    edited February 2021


    I see far too many freaks and undesirables across all the mediums asking for more handouts. It makes me mad so I rarely if ever comment on Cyberpunk right now. It's an awesome game to me.


    It will be a typical millenial/zoomer gravy train once they are done with it though. I wish we had a way on consoles to revert to old(er) patches.


    So take that for what it's worth but I'm very often ashamed to be a gamer with these fellow gamers right now and that's not a diss. It's a shameful admission lol.


    Oh and for those people who think they've gamed the system. Chargebacks are on your credit history for life, not always viewable by you.



    I am ashamed to be a gamer too.....when I see posts like this from people like you who think they are a gamer first, customer second (if at all). How on Earth is it a handout if you PAID FOR IT? If we all acted like paying customers instead of gamers perhaps we would not have to put up with this kind of bullshit from publishers.
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  • XA20XXA20X Member UncommonPosts: 22


    I see far too many freaks and undesirables across all the mediums asking for more handouts. It makes me mad so I rarely if ever comment on Cyberpunk right now. It's an awesome game to me.


    It will be a typical millenial/zoomer gravy train once they are done with it though. I wish we had a way on consoles to revert to old(er) patches.


    So take that for what it's worth but I'm very often ashamed to be a gamer with these fellow gamers right now and that's not a diss. It's a shameful admission lol.


    Oh and for those people who think they've gamed the system. Chargebacks are on your credit history for life, not always viewable by you.



    I have never seen someone be this smug about being a complete and utter sucker before.

    Truly the world is full of marvels and wonders.

    And that thing about chargebacks. Woof. I mean, where does one even begin?
  • cheyanecheyane Member LegendaryPosts: 9,386
    Scot said:
    cheyane said:
    I hope they get the third person mods but to be honest when I tried Borderlands 2 the mods didn't help me and I found the game too hectic for me, It was a little too hard even though I finished the introduction it was a mess. Is this gameplay like Borderlands 2 then even with a third person mod I won't be able to play.

    https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/669
    I found the first BL 2 a bit of a gameplay jigsaw, but in the end it was fine. The reason I did not stay longer was the comedy and theme were not for me. It just did not gel well but is obviously popular with many players.
    I tried it without the third person mod and wow massive splitting headache. So I put the mod on BL 2 but still I was so overcome by the mobs. I think it's one of those things where I should just give up. I cannot play it obviously but is Cyberpunk 2077 the same type of game where they throw everything and the kitchen sink for good measure at you? Or is it more like Horizon Zero dawn?
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  • eoloeeoloe Member RarePosts: 864

    remsleep said:

    Just FYI - every patch breaks the mods - or the mods break the patch - either way - the official lack of mod support from CDPR is pretty lame



    Same for Skyrim, the most modded game ever, you need to disable auto patching or F-ing wait for the new SKSE version.......
    But worse for skyrim, they patch the game for no additional content nor fixes. That is on the communities shoulders.

    Nothing new here.
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  • GreenSage39GreenSage39 Member UncommonPosts: 144

    remsleep said:





    Oh and for those people who think they've gamed the system. Chargebacks are on your credit history for life, not always viewable by you.



    When the product fails to deliver what was promised - consumer protection laws apply - so these lame scare tactics you are trying to spread here do not apply - not every chargeback is the same.

    When you get scammed by a company and all attempts at refund fail - a chargeback is a valid and justified avenue to take. 

    Since CDPR offers refunds - this shouldn't be an issue - but in some cases where refunds fail, it's 100% a valid thing to do.



    Nah I was being truthful there. It's like how the realtors are allowed to create a special file/folder on you. Same with the financials. They keep their own cloud network of info on you and I promise you, every chargeback is listed on your file for life.
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  • GreenSage39GreenSage39 Member UncommonPosts: 144
    edited February 2021

    Rhoklaw said:



    I see far too many freaks and undesirables across all the mediums asking for more handouts. It makes me mad so I rarely if ever comment on Cyberpunk right now. It's an awesome game to me.


    It will be a typical millenial/zoomer gravy train once they are done with it though. I wish we had a way on consoles to revert to old(er) patches.


    So take that for what it's worth but I'm very often ashamed to be a gamer with these fellow gamers right now and that's not a diss. It's a shameful admission lol.


    Oh and for those people who think they've gamed the system. Chargebacks are on your credit history for life, not always viewable by you.


    Chargebacks have zero impact on your credit rating anyway, so what does that matter?



    It's called a credit control scheme. It's like how the stockmarket employs swtiches as a sort of safety net. Once you have a single chargeback doors start closing to you. The more chargebacks the more doors that are closed to you. And there's literally nothing you can do about it, there's no numbers to call, no way to play a Karen or Diabetic Joe. It just is.
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  • TwistedSister77TwistedSister77 Member EpicPosts: 1,144
    edited February 2021

    remsleep said:





    Oh and for those people who think they've gamed the system. Chargebacks are on your credit history for life, not always viewable by you.



    When the product fails to deliver what was promised - consumer protection laws apply - so these lame scare tactics you are trying to spread here do not apply - not every chargeback is the same.

    When you get scammed by a company and all attempts at refund fail - a chargeback is a valid and justified avenue to take. 

    Since CDPR offers refunds - this shouldn't be an issue - but in some cases where refunds fail, it's 100% a valid thing to do.



    Nah I was being truthful there. It's like how the realtors are allowed to create a special file/folder on you. Same with the financials. They keep their own cloud network of info on you and I promise you, every chargeback is listed on your file for life.
    I worked with the credit bureaus... and credit card companies... you're full of crap.  You get one of my rare WTFs.  Ignore this poster nonsense.

    And these aren't even customer disputes with a merchant (which creates a case file with your credit card and you have to contact customer service to have them mediate between you and the merchant if the merchant is being a hardass), but these specificlly are merchant posted refunds (seamless).  Doesn't matter either way, they are not tracked nor impact credit history.

    PS Just because you request a chargeback... doesn't mean you'll get one.

    PPS If a Credit Card company sees an influx of customer disputes from a specific merchant, it will trigger fraud protocols and may freeze(from all cardholders), investigate, and report that merchant... amongst other things.

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  • GreenSage39GreenSage39 Member UncommonPosts: 144
    edited February 2021
    I have an ex who worked for Experian. She would laugh in your face and say you're the reason the financials needed a credit safety net in the first place.

    edit: well i mean she still does but she's an ex now...haha.
  • GreenSage39GreenSage39 Member UncommonPosts: 144
    edited February 2021
    This is why chargebacks are forever on your financial history. Continue to do what you do.

    To kinda get you up to speed, to the government and people that matter chargebacks are what they call "dead money." And you're a bringer of dead money into the economy "the big pot" once you open that can of worms for chargebacks and don't "take it on the chin."

    But it's your life to live. And everything all day is a rolling/running statistic.
    TwistedSister77[Deleted User]
  • TwistedSister77TwistedSister77 Member EpicPosts: 1,144
    This is why chargebacks are forever on your financial history. Continue to do what you do.

    To kinda get you up to speed, to the government and people that matter chargebacks are what they call "dead money." And you're a bringer of dead money into the economy "the big pot" once you open that can of worms for chargebacks and don't "take it on the chin."

    But it's your life to live. And everything all day is a rolling/running statistic.
    Darn, listen to your ex more.   I worked with all three bureaus on datamining and building models.  You're thinking of "CHARGEOFFS"... when you can't pay your credit card and they close it.  You default.  

    I have never seen any credit or marketing model use... or even an attribute hyped (because the bureaus love selling attributes) that has to do with refunds. 

    BTW - Yes a charge off and even bankruptcy stays on your credit history, but they cure after x years with most institutions.  (Different for each lender, hence the x).
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  • clmnt_ghclmnt_gh Newbie CommonPosts: 22
    i don;t have an ex so i listen to myself
  • TillerTiller Member LegendaryPosts: 11,449
    Has anyone made a third person mod yet?
    SWG Bloodfin vet
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  • kitaradkitarad Member LegendaryPosts: 8,164
    Tiller said:
    Has anyone made a third person mod yet?
    https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/669

    It is up in @cheyane post

  • rojoArcueidrojoArcueid Member EpicPosts: 10,722
    edited February 2021

    remsleep said:

    Just FYI - every patch breaks the mods - or the mods break the patch - either way - the official lack of mod support from CDPR is pretty lame



    Every time Skyrim got updated it broke its mods too and the mod authors had to update their mods to the new version of the game. That is how it works even with official modding tools if the mods are using files that got changed by a game update.




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