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https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/2913?tab=description
So yeah, there is no flashlight because there is no need for a flashlight.
Half a dozen people playing the game, and they could all have wildly different experiences with "hey, this corner is dark/not dark/whatever".
I connect my PC to my LG C2 OLED to play Cyberpunk. The way this game handles dark and bright area's makes a night and day difference on a display with an unlimited contrast ratio I can tell you.
I had a lot less issues doing that Wakado mission with my C2 than I did on my Gigabyte M32 which is an IPS display.
Maybe 2 times I've needed a light.
The atmosphere is done better with the city lights.
There's plenty of light lol.
I think a light be as useful as binoculars. It be fun a couple times but it just isn't that needed.
The "iris" can magnify already as we can zoom in while looking at stuff, and you can see through walls and stuff. Militech 100% has something for night-time operations I would imagine vs hiring only troops with 20/20 night-vision.
On the other hand though - with the sheer amount of light Night City produces; light pollution alone would make some places look like they are perpetually day-time. Even the Aldecados camp or whatever in the first spot probably wouldn't be able to even see stars the city is so damn bright lol.