Made an update for cyberpunk 2077 (modpack)

[Toore]

A modpack that's purpose is to add new features, enhance graphics, increase performance, fix bugs and make the game more IMMERSIVE (uh oh, I said the buzzword)(Mainly by removing out-of-place repetitive game assets such as license plates and fast travel points)
If you know any bugfix or performance enhancing mods, please comment here

https://next.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/collections/iw8mbe

[Bjørn]

Thanks for sharing that. Looked interesting.

I've never tried those Collections on Nexus. If we press 'Add Collection', all the mods will be installed, or something? I see it contains over 90 mods, if I understand it correctly.

I've recently also just started using Vortex for downloading and managing mods, if that is relevant.

[Schrute_Farms_B&B]

Pretty good list. Using most of the mods myself except the LUT and weather related stuff.
It just isnt my cup of tea. Looks okayish with some Reshade filters but as a standalone...nah.

Too grey, too washed out. Even with Reshade, tbh. I mean it depends on the Reshade presets but still.

[Toore]

Originally posted by Bjørn:

Thanks for sharing that. Looked interesting.

I've never tried those Collections on Nexus. If we press 'Add Collection', all the mods will be installed, or something? I see it contains over 90 mods, if I understand it correctly.

I've recently also just started using Vortex for downloading and managing mods, if that is relevant.

You need to have vortex installed, and if you click "add collection" vortex should open up and there should be automatic popups to download the mods, and also ignore the required mods when downloading a mod because I already added all the mods you need into the collection. And also read the instructions when/after installing, they contain important info

[Toore]

Originally posted by Schrute_Farms_B&B:

Pretty good list. Using most of the mods myself except the LUT and weather related stuff.
It just isnt my cup of tea. Looks okayish with some Reshade filters but as a standalone...nah.

Too grey, too washed out. Even with Reshade, tbh. I mean it depends on the Reshade presets but still.

I understand not liking the too washed out look, I just dont like the vanilla game's yellow/green/dark blue color pallette. I tried to match the look of my favourite concept arts for the game
https://pinterest.com/pin/heres-some-beautiful-new-cyberpunk-2077-concept-art--371476669271213914/

https://pinterest.com/pin/comzalter-s-c-i-f-i--128282289380506820/

https://cyberpunk.puredmg.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Badlands-4.jpg

[Tokenn]

Originally posted by Bjørn:

I've never tried those Collections on Nexus. If we press 'Add Collection', all the mods will be installed, or something? I see it contains over 90 mods, if I understand it correctly.

I've recently also just started using Vortex for downloading and managing mods, if that is relevant.

Be careful with collections. I would recommend people new to modding avoid them If you're using Vortex, it's very easy to add mods one by one, a process I recommend. Collections are a nice idea, but if anything at all goes wrong, troubleshooting is a headache. As well, I've never seen a collection that didn't have elements I didn't want, plus was missing elements I _did_ want.

[Bjørn]

Originally posted by Tokenn:

Originally posted by Bjørn:

I've never tried those Collections on Nexus. If we press 'Add Collection', all the mods will be installed, or something? I see it contains over 90 mods, if I understand it correctly.

I've recently also just started using Vortex for downloading and managing mods, if that is relevant.

Be careful with collections. I would recommend people new to modding avoid them If you're using Vortex, it's very easy to add mods one by one, a process I recommend. Collections are a nice idea, but if anything at all goes wrong, troubleshooting is a headache. As well, I've never seen a collection that didn't have elements I didn't want, plus was missing elements I _did_ want.

Thanks for the heads up, guys.

Probably not the best time to start experimenting with this now with the new patch, although I've decided to stay with the old version for a while. Nice of them to include that option.

[Toore]

Originally posted by Bjørn:

Originally posted by Tokenn:

Be careful with collections. I would recommend people new to modding avoid them If you're using Vortex, it's very easy to add mods one by one, a process I recommend. Collections are a nice idea, but if anything at all goes wrong, troubleshooting is a headache. As well, I've never seen a collection that didn't have elements I didn't want, plus was missing elements I _did_ want.

Thanks for the heads up, guys.

Probably not the best time to start experimenting with this now with the new patch, although I've decided to stay with the old version for a while. Nice of them to include that option.

I'll update the collection to 2.2 as soon as possible

[Toore]

Originally posted by Tokenn:

Originally posted by Bjørn:

I've never tried those Collections on Nexus. If we press 'Add Collection', all the mods will be installed, or something? I see it contains over 90 mods, if I understand it correctly.

I've recently also just started using Vortex for downloading and managing mods, if that is relevant.

Be careful with collections. I would recommend people new to modding avoid them If you're using Vortex, it's very easy to add mods one by one, a process I recommend. Collections are a nice idea, but if anything at all goes wrong, troubleshooting is a headache. As well, I've never seen a collection that didn't have elements I didn't want, plus was missing elements I _did_ want.

The collection includes a program (located in your installation folder) to delete any mods you have ever installed (if you have problems with mods)

[Toore]

Updated for 2.2 today!