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So now we can do ALL of the things but it will take time. Complete overhauls are unlikely but may happen. We can do voice overs, new animations, new objects, new characters, new vehicles, new interiors for buildings that already exist, new buildings that don't exist, etc. So now we don't just reskin things, we can add new things to the game with completely new functionality.
like working pachinko machines
OK there's dozens of known things you can do a;ready, but it'll really stiart moving once you see entire new mission scripts... thoe will be the first things you'll see. But your timeframe is skewed. If you think you'll see a "good" mod before a year or two, you expect too much.
Right now, hit up nexus for Cy77... 4000-ish mods, and nearly 150 collections of mods, and 99.95% of them are not anything "good". The most "real" mods are the tools themselves... and a handful, one single hand full. virtual atelier, guns in cars, metro station, flight... that actually accomplish something.
The rest? They are mesh/texture/sound swaps, world configuration changes, and variable adjustments.
I mean FFS some kid has dozens of likes for making a "mod" that makes a desktop shortcut that adds "--modded" to the launcher... that's how non-technical the end-user world is in 2022. So many people can't even figure out how to install mods, when the directory structure is literally there for you to extract them in to.
It will be a good long while before you see a mod that floors you, that makes you excited, that makes the game do something even the original creators didn't foresee. That's modding. And statistically speaking? We're a long way off unless someone very motivated just got fired and his/her family/partner etc is OK supporting them. Because it takes a LOT of learning, and a LOT of effort. It's work. Unpaid work.
Sorry it's just the way of the world. Be excited, but look farther down the road or you'll get disappointed and give up hoping.
Red mod is a tool provided by CDPR developers for everyone to use and especialy modders. With that tool you can make new content and a lot of stuff. Lets say some people if they have the ambition, they can even remaster the cyberpunk. Soo yeah, its the tool we all waited for. Get ready to experience new mods.
Is all upward trajectory in the mod community from there.
The moment tit-modding is on the menu, the entire community is in.