What else is in the collection?

There are so many amazing mods that it's easy to sink probably the equivalent of an entire playthroughs worth of hours into setting up a modlist. I have like 250 mods going or something like that.

Highly recommend it.

Good news - they are indeed making a sequel

After finishing C2077 I immediately replay TW3 actually.

They improved in some aspects, made some trade offs with the quest system(TW3 has a mesh of quest way more interconnected than C2077), some things are worse in C2077(voice over in TW3 was better in general, maybe was COVID). But in the end of the day I like C2077 more, I probably will never play TW3 again.

For mods, try Limo or you can use ProtonUp-Qt to install Steamtinkerlaunch, with steamtinkerlaunch is pretty easy to use Vortex. Cyberpunk has a modding wiki with a tutorial to setup mods in linux, is just the setup process and not how to install mods.

I replayed it from the point of no return to see all the different possibilities and the most depressing was the one where you give all your mods and end up as an NPC.

If you want to look into modding you can check out the NEW Nexus Mods App (Linux friendly version) [https://nexus-mods.github.io/NexusMods.App/] It currently has limited game support but Cyberpunk 2077 and Stardew Valley are good!

Yep it’s pretty amazing, one of my all time favorites. Did you also get the expansion?

I have a lot of thoughts on this game.

First, the production and release of the game itself was like a living metaphor about how corpo assholes ruin everything good. It was obviously rushed for the Christmas release when they clearly weren't anywhere near finishing the game. I think they could've used another solid year, but no, the suits upstairs needed you to hand over those holiday eddies ASAP. Everyone knows about the bugs, so I don't need to go into that. My biggest complaint about the gameplay is that 90% of the dialog choices really don't feel like they have any substantial impact on the story overall.

Complaints aside, it is one of the most beautiful games I've ever played, and probably the best designed open world in any game, in my opinion. Night City really feels lived-in. The city itself is a character in the game, not just a backdrop. The different neighborhoods and districts all feel very unique without feeling like that uniqueness is forced. It just makes sense, and works really well. One improvement I think Night City could use would be more substantial random events happening independently of the player, instead of people just milling around. Like rock concerts, protests/riots, car meetups, parades, stuff like that. Not a big deal without them, but would be a big improvement, in my opinion.

The characters are also great. Judy and Misty are my favorites, and I wish there was a lot more story (or even side quests) with Misty. They are well written and have depth and their own motivations, and their stories were emotionally impactful. But all the characters are well done, and they provide a great experience, even when the main story itself feels thin at times.

Overall, I love the game. It's been a while since I played through it, so I might go check out the mods and see if anything catches my eye for my next play through.

Sadly there is no other game that has a cyberpunk setting this good :(

I haven't played it yet but I anticipate I will love it when I get around to playing it. To those who have played it, do you suggest any mods for the first playthrough?

I gave it a second try because friends assured me they fixed all the game breaking bugs. I quit again after 10 minutes when I got stuck because the car I was sitting in through the story got hit by people driving in an invisible car, making me fly into the air and spinning and ending up stuck inside a building. I stepped out of the car because I had to and fell through the map. Amazing bug fixing. Come on, this should be illegal. It's scamming people out of their money by selling them a broken product.

I hated it, barely pulled through. Great looking game with a wonderfully designed open world and it falls apart if you engage it with any planning. It should have been a linear game, it would waste less time, the only missions worth playing are in the main quest, all of the rest is flimsiest filler, a few dudes standing around waiting for something to happen that you can hack from a distance without them realizing what's happening. It's more padding than pudding and it's way too easy once you level up a few times. Even the story is very uneven in quality across the game, there's missions that deserve to be a novel, but many are just ridiculously cheap saturday morning cartoon-level trope deployments.