5 essential Cyberpunk 2077 mods for PC you need to install CD Projekt RedWith Cyberpunk 2077\u2019s beautifully crafted, immersive city at players\u2019 disposal with Night City, it\u2019s only natural for PC players to want to mod it. Here are the 5 mods every PC player needs to be using right now. [jwplayer XpAZkP3Y] While Cyberpunk 2077\u2019s storyline and artistry is undoubtedly beautiful, it\u2019s safe to say that the meat of the game leaves a lot to be desired. With a world that places such an emphasis on body modification and customization, the stark reality is that what\u2019s available to players is incredibly stifling. Fortunately for all of the PC gamers out there (sorry, console folks) modders are yet again saving the day with some fantastic Cyberpunk mods to improve your gaming experience. User-Friendly Hairstyle Changer Mod Created by UTF8X on Nexus mods, this Cyberpunk mod is absolutely essential for players to be able to take further control of their character\u2019s appearance. Perhaps a hairstyle looks great in the creator but didn\u2019t turn out to look quite right on V in-game. In an RPG where customization is paramount, it\u2019s shocking that Cyberpunk doesn\u2019t include a barber, tattooist, or plastic surgeon to visit to switch up your looks in exchange for a few eddies. Read More: How to get Cyberpunk 2077\u2019s best katana – For now, this incredibly easy-to-use mod gives us back some of that freedom. For those of us who aren\u2019t comfortable with coding and HxD, this simple EXE file modifies the hairstyle of a particular save file, allowing you to experiment with different looks. The executable needs to be launched when not in-game, though, and it\u2019s also wise to back up your saves with a copy in case anything goes wrong. The creator also notes that they\u2019re looking into working on adding beard compatibility, along with eye and hair color changes, so make sure to check back with the creator often. Better Vehicle Handling Mod Nexus mods user CalinZ2 has provided players with some great file tweaks that are incredibly easy to install. Aiming to take away some of the floaty driving, it attempts to take away some of the frustration of vehicles almost icy road-like handling. You\u2019ll be able to turn your ride without fear of veering off into a wall of passing NPC, and handbrakes feel much more responsive when you\u2019re blasting down a road and wanting to make a turn. Read More: How to duplicate items in Cyberpunk 2077 – To install this mod, all you need to do is drag and drop the contents of the zip file into the location of Cyberpunk 2077 folder. The author is constantly updating this mod, too, providing further tweaks and slightly different tunings to make the handling fit what feels most natural to you. E to Interact \u2013 V to walk and Drive Mod While PCs have great functionality for mapping actions and allowing smooth movement-world, sometimes the default options don\u2019t feel quite right. This mod over on Nexus mods by Asunan1 adds fantastic functionality to keyboard users. This mod for Cyberpunk includes a slow drive and walk toggle that activates by holding down the V key, (apt for V themselves) meaning you\u2019re able to explore the world more carefully, and it\u2019ll aid in the initial driving experience outside of the above-mentioned mod. Read More: Cyberpunk 2077 player recreates game for PS1 – As well as this, you\u2019re getting a dedicated dodge button by pressing Left Ctrl, taking away the need for a double-tap to move away from enemies. With more fantastic options for tuning to cater to your needs, including further button remaps and an option to use scrolling to move through dialogue options, this mod will make your experience much easier to navigate through. Better Field of View Slider Mod This handy dandy Cyberpunk mod makes it much easier to further control your visual experience in Cyberpunk. The default FOV options can be slightly too stifling for some players, and so this mod provides tweaks to each current setting by reducing how much the FOV is affected by what setting you choose. Read More: How to duplicate items in Cyberpunk 2077 – It gives players a minimum FOV of 30 for an incredibly narrow field of view, with a contrasting maximum of 150 for a wider perspective. This is great for people that want to see more of a scene, or perhaps want to take cool photos through the first-person perspective in photo mode. Third-Person Mod Originally posted on YouTube by Cineagle, this mod showcase was blowing up with fans, and rightly so. Now, a third person mod by sarunama is available for use. The decision for CD Projekt to keep the game a solely first-person experience was a valid artistic decision (as we\u2019ve seen with games like Mirror\u2019s Edge), but many similar RPGs like Red Dead Redemption 2, Fallout, and The Elder Scrolls series ultimately leaves the choice in the hands of the player. Choice, resulting in player agency is always a fantastic thing, and a third-person mod allows players to explore the world through a new lens. Still a work in progress, featuring the original first-person animations and body stretching that\u2019s the thing of nightmares, this modder\u2019s work is a fantastic starting point that is sure to only improve over time. So, there you have it \u2013 five fantastic Cyberpunk mods that will totally change up your trip through Night City. Be sure to be check back often, we\u2019ll update as we find more!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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