Recommendations for mods?

[M0dulo]

Just got the game and I really like it so far. I've only been through the opening sequence. I chose to stop right after the militech simulation I figured that would be a good point to start doing mods. Which ones would you recommend in order to fix any bugs, quality of life improvements, and so on

[Northofmost]

That was not an easy request...
The game is pretty mature as for bugs and mod-fixable quality of life improvements.
There are about 11000 mods at Nexus. Most are reskins, content additions and what could be regarded as "cheats" (from very mild to god-mode level ones). Those who could be regarded as "quality of life mods" are mainly up to personal taste. It is hard to make a general recommendation list.

Some I use :
No intro videos
Simple untrack quest (on map)

If you go to Nexus and choose sort by "endorsement" you get a general idea of what is popular. Many mods depend on other mods that enable certain framworkes, Those enablers usually score very high.

[M0dulo]

Originally posted by Northofmost:

That was not an easy request...
The game is pretty mature as for bugs and mod-fixable quality of life improvements.
There are about 11000 mods at Nexus. Most are reskins, content additions and what could be regarded as "cheats" (from very mild to god-mode level ones). Those who could be regarded as "quality of life mods" are mainly up to personal taste. It is hard to make a general recommendation list.

Some I use :
No intro videos
Simple untrack quest (on map)

If you go to Nexus and choose sort by "endorsement" you get a general idea of what is popular. Many mods depend on other mods that enable certain framworkes, Those enablers usually score very high.

Ok well that's good to know that I won't need to do a bunch of fixes like last time I bought a AAA game.

[Northofmost]

Originally posted by M0dulo:

Ok well that's good to know that I won't need to do a bunch of fixes like last time I bought a AAA game.

After almost four years a decent developer, and I still count CD Projekt Red as one, would have ironed out most glaring bugs and glitches.

At the launch it certainly was different.

[M0dulo]

Originally posted by Northofmost:

Originally posted by M0dulo:

Ok well that's good to know that I won't need to do a bunch of fixes like last time I bought a AAA game.

After almost four years a decent developer, and I still count CD Projekt Red as one, would have ironed out most glaring bugs and glitches.

At the launch it certainly was different.

Yeah see I held off on buying at launch and got proven right.

Still kept an eye on it and held out hope it could be fixed. After what I heard with phantom liberty I decided to get it.

Unfortunately I had previously bought Starfield instead of getting cyberpunk when I had the extra money. I couldn't save that trash with mods. Glad cyberpunk has been ironed out. Hopefully it'll be worth the wait

[Northofmost]

Enjoy!

[Bjørn]

There is an interesting one that is good to use from more or less the beginning of the game like you are now. I linked to it yesterday in this post:

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1091500/discussions/0/4409669636810225728/#c4409669636810657364

I think the game is good to go unmodded and without any fixes, but there is a good one called 'Cyber Engine Tweaks' (CET) that does some fixing and other optimizations by simply installing it. Several other mods are also dependent of it:

https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/107

(I see it has 2,7 million unique downloads! )

[The Grin]

The problem with Cyberpunk is that, once you have played it modded, you realize how much the vanilla game is bad. Really bad.
Modders recreated with mods the game we should have had since day one and never got (not at a 100% but still...).

Now the other problem is the following question :

What in the vanilla game doens't not suit you, needs to be adjusted, overhauled or restored and how many mods will be necessary, for you to be satisfied with the game......provided you don't hit the "game breaking script/mod conflicts wall" that will crash your game ?

This is the whole problem with CP 2077.

[Ratty]

Originally posted by (^3^)/🛹:

The problem with Cyberpunk is that, once you have played it modded, you realize how much the vanilla game is bad. Really bad.
Modders recreated with mods the game we should have had since day one and never got (not at a 100% but still...).

Now the other problem is the following question :

What in the vanilla game doens't not suit you, needs to be adjusted, overhauled or restored and how many mods will be necessary, for you to be satisfied with the game......provided you don't hit the "game breaking script/mod conflicts wall" that will crash your game ?

This is the whole problem with CP 2077.

Could you list some of these must have mods that makes the game that "we should have had since day one".

[The Grin]

Originally posted by Ratty:

Originally posted by (^3^)/🛹:

The problem with Cyberpunk is that, once you have played it modded, you realize how much the vanilla game is bad. Really bad.
Modders recreated with mods the game we should have had since day one and never got (not at a 100% but still...).

Now the other problem is the following question :

What in the vanilla game doens't not suit you, needs to be adjusted, overhauled or restored and how many mods will be necessary, for you to be satisfied with the game......provided you don't hit the "game breaking script/mod conflicts wall" that will crash your game ?

This is the whole problem with CP 2077.

Could you list some of these must have mods that makes the game that "we should have had since day one".

I'll do it tomorrow don't you worry.