moon knight
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What's ESG?
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CD Projekt's Cyberpunk 2077 Update 2.0 + Phantom Liberty Expansion Thread
- Thread starter Sam Ecorners
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Lord_Potato
Arcane
A brand new conspiracy theory after the plandemic and the great replacement. Allegedly reason for which all modern games are bad - because they include women and black people.
You have to be a more specific, the above mentioned things were in games way before this.
It's Environmental and Social Corporate Governance. Basically a way of measuring a business for those who prefer investing in certain types of companies such as ones that pursue "green projects".
This apparently causes the decline of western civilization and men to cut their peepees off to hear the tales around here.
Ah, subverting western civilization through setting up conditions so that young white men are forced to play bad videogames? Will those globalist corporations stop at nothing?
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Child of Malkav
Erudite
Fink said ESG became "weaponized" and that it's being rebranded. So it will be back under a different name.
Lord_Potato
Arcane
Yosharian
Arcane
I mean that's cute and all but that's not really what it is
Lord_Potato
Arcane
Then explain it to us if you can
MasPingon
Arcane
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Lord_Potato
Arcane
I mean, explain with actual words, not youtube video from some internet crazy
MasPingon
Arcane
Somehow I knew this will be too long video for you. You expect me to make a version of this video for mentally challenged or what?
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Too long? How about some facts? Like Hikvision not being BLACKLISTED by the US but having sanctions imposed, which is a very big difference. See: https://us.hikvision.com/en
Or how it makes Aladdin something out of a dystopia when there's many systems which do the same thing including Google, Microsoft and Amazon which at this point own the internet. I would know, I actually work for one and it's not some top-secret hush-hush CIA unga-bunga world domination bullshit. It's just business (which is inherently evil because it's out to maximize profits not make society a better place).
Or how it targets Blackrock specifically, as if Vanguard didn't exist and have just as diversified of a portfolio.
So yes, the video is a load of bullshit.
MasPingon
Arcane
Fucking Christ, the guy explains what is ESG and why it's all over the place and you call it bullshit because he doesn't speak about Vanguard in a video about Blackrock.
Lord_Potato
Arcane
I watched the video. Barely a minute was devoted to ESG without any effort of in-depth analysis except for claiming ESG=woke.
Get the fuck out with your bullshit morons.
MasPingon
Arcane
Is there any way you can skip Panam's questline or is it obligatory? After playing Phantom Liberty with all the good writing and great questlines, it's even less bearable then before.
Trithne
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Only the mission to acquire Hellman is mandatory.
Not doing the rest of her missions will lock you out of the Star ending, but none of them are mandatory.
jackofshadows
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Pretty sure you can ignore Panam entirely now, as well as Takemura.
Silverfish
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PSA: MO2 works very well with CP2077 now. There are instructions here, it's pretty easy (two ways of doing it, either with Root Builder plugin for MO2 or just by manually installing CET and Red4ext, and having everything else in MO2). Root Builder does work very well now, but it's probably wiser to do the manual install for those two core mods.
One thing to note: the usual best practice for Skyrim doesn't work here. You can't make a mod out of everything that goes into Overwrite, you have to leave everything that crops up in Overwrite in Overwrite, otherwise things like settings changes in Native Loader don't stick.
Best visual tweak (even without all the RT palaver, which I can't use) is the combination of the Natural Californian Lighting mod and a light, subtle Reshade that was made for it, seen in full glory here:-
It tones down the slightly cartooney, garish look of vanilla and in daytime sunny weather makes the game look like it's really set in sun-baked California - you can almost feel the heat
IOW it makes NC seem more like a real place (Bladerunner rainy neon-lit noir nights are still present and correct and there are several mods that make that vibe more frequent).
I've played around with a few gameplay mods for 2.01 (the damage scaling part of this mod, with its recommended curve, and a mod that makes the guns more "realistic"), and while they do make Very Hard harder, I've been finding that the game is pretty well tuned now as is, in terms of difficulty. VH is good enough - after all, it's not really a tactical game, more of a fun romp, and Very Hard now gives you just enough challenge so that you can't easily faceroll the combat - enemy hits do take great chunks out of you quite easily if you're not alert - without making every fight too long and tedious. But if you do want every fight to be epic, those two combined are the only ones doing that atm.
There's also an HD Reworked (AI upscaling) and a few mods that make the adverts, vending machines and all that more hi-rez, both of which are very good.
Apart from that, there are tons of QOL tweak mods to suit everybody's tastes, and of course all sorts of graphics and tiddy mods. The best QOL mod is probably Custom Quickslots - really very, very handy indeed, makes it much less fiddly taking your Jolt, using your usables and switching out grenades and whatnot, or your food and drink if you're using the survival system mod (which is quite nice and simple). (Top tip: you can make the icons as small as the telephone and car icons bottom left, they take up less screen real estate that way).
The modding scene really hasn't quite caught up with the updates. I mean, the core mods have, and a lot of the QOL/tweakey ones have, but last time I played with 1.61, there was a whole ecosystem of quite creative modding going on (e.g. the drone/robot companion mod), but all those mods are broken now, and some of them will probably take a while to come back, if ever. But as I said earlier in the thread, it's quite clear that CDPR used a lot of the more popular mods of that types as inspiration (e.g. the police alert system mod), so there's that.
Another neat mod worth mentioning is GTA Travel (which can be set as from anywhere to travel point, or anywhere to anywhere), which does a great zoom out/zoom in. There was a version of this mod when I was playing 1.61 but it was a bit janky, this time round it seems to be smooth and flawless (had only one crash - of the mod, not the game, and if the mod crashes it just reloads the game and puts you where you wanted to be -in the time I'd have had like 5 with the previous versions).
Oh, and a cool mod that's just been updated: Deadly Roads - makes car crashes more dangerous and being run over often fatal. Don't Walk! Realistic Car Crashes pairs nicely with that.
One thing to note: the usual best practice for Skyrim doesn't work here. You can't make a mod out of everything that goes into Overwrite, you have to leave everything that crops up in Overwrite in Overwrite, otherwise things like settings changes in Native Loader don't stick.
Best visual tweak (even without all the RT palaver, which I can't use) is the combination of the Natural Californian Lighting mod and a light, subtle Reshade that was made for it, seen in full glory here:-
It tones down the slightly cartooney, garish look of vanilla and in daytime sunny weather makes the game look like it's really set in sun-baked California - you can almost feel the heat
IOW it makes NC seem more like a real place (Bladerunner rainy neon-lit noir nights are still present and correct and there are several mods that make that vibe more frequent).I've played around with a few gameplay mods for 2.01 (the damage scaling part of this mod, with its recommended curve, and a mod that makes the guns more "realistic"), and while they do make Very Hard harder, I've been finding that the game is pretty well tuned now as is, in terms of difficulty. VH is good enough - after all, it's not really a tactical game, more of a fun romp, and Very Hard now gives you just enough challenge so that you can't easily faceroll the combat - enemy hits do take great chunks out of you quite easily if you're not alert - without making every fight too long and tedious. But if you do want every fight to be epic, those two combined are the only ones doing that atm.
There's also an HD Reworked (AI upscaling) and a few mods that make the adverts, vending machines and all that more hi-rez, both of which are very good.
Apart from that, there are tons of QOL tweak mods to suit everybody's tastes, and of course all sorts of graphics and tiddy mods. The best QOL mod is probably Custom Quickslots - really very, very handy indeed, makes it much less fiddly taking your Jolt, using your usables and switching out grenades and whatnot, or your food and drink if you're using the survival system mod (which is quite nice and simple). (Top tip: you can make the icons as small as the telephone and car icons bottom left, they take up less screen real estate that way).
The modding scene really hasn't quite caught up with the updates. I mean, the core mods have, and a lot of the QOL/tweakey ones have, but last time I played with 1.61, there was a whole ecosystem of quite creative modding going on (e.g. the drone/robot companion mod), but all those mods are broken now, and some of them will probably take a while to come back, if ever. But as I said earlier in the thread, it's quite clear that CDPR used a lot of the more popular mods of that types as inspiration (e.g. the police alert system mod), so there's that.
Another neat mod worth mentioning is GTA Travel (which can be set as from anywhere to travel point, or anywhere to anywhere), which does a great zoom out/zoom in. There was a version of this mod when I was playing 1.61 but it was a bit janky, this time round it seems to be smooth and flawless (had only one crash - of the mod, not the game, and if the mod crashes it just reloads the game and puts you where you wanted to be -in the time I'd have had like 5 with the previous versions).
Oh, and a cool mod that's just been updated: Deadly Roads - makes car crashes more dangerous and being run over often fatal. Don't Walk!
Realistic Car Crashes pairs nicely with that.
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I got them today. It took them one game day give or take. They spawn on the street, one car full of trenchcoat clad guys and attack you. There was a netrunner with them too.
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speaking of netrunners, vodoo boyz got multiple so they can get annoying. MaxTicTac however got only one so self-ice cyber is enough.
In other news I've learnt to rampage(with tictac) without dieing with my knives and I dont think game got anything else to offer.
In other news I've learnt to rampage(with tictac) without dieing with my knives and I dont think game got anything else to offer.
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