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What are your favourite mods for any game ever?
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Dark Future for Cyberpunk 2077
Basically every mod made for Kerbal Space Program 1 (i loved that c. 2016 modding community so much i was like the resident cheerleader/beta tester/booster for the modders everyone was so sweet and nerdy)
Kaiserreich for HOI4 even though i've evolved beyond it actually helped me conceptualize a leftist revolution, finally see leftists as good guys, and forced me to deep dive into so much 20th history of the left
shoutout to the Star Trek Stellaris mod even if it ran like shit
some fallout 4 mod that let me aesthetically build the Minutemen into an primitive anarcho-communist faction. i almost built a mod for that game to give it an actual story
so many others: mods to me are like fanfic is to my partner it's my special interest but i am too sleepy/high to remember any others because if I did there would be like 100 entries.
As someone who wants to get back into Cyberpunk 2077 at some point (I enjoyed it, I just haven't played the DLC yet) what's the Dark Future mod?
it's a basic needs mods that adds hunger, thirst, anxiety (for when you kill too much etc.) and addictions. makes the game a lot better tbh
That does sound fun! Maybe I'll do my next playthrough with that one.
it's surprisingly well balanced. besides food/hunger/etc: slowly as you lose touch with your humanity (you can get it back but it's tough) you will find it easier to just use drugs/alcohol to help your character
probably the only game mechanic for substance use that holistically fits both the game's theme and weaves into the mechanics without just being a "you get some bonuses but there's a tradeoff".
my V has to down a bottle of liquor after waking up just to function and she's not even addicted to the alcohol it just helps her cope and not have a sudden cyber-cardiac event
Have they fixed the difficulty since the DLC or does this mod fix it? I found by the end I was too powerful and it became too easy, but maybe that was me being a completionist.