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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.