Do you use mods in games, like making cars fly in Cyberpunk?

[Telekinetic-Potato]

Holy chit, my car in cyberpunk is flying hahaha

[Ez-Bri-Z_v2]

Sure do. In Minecraft I play a mod that runs better on his pc and makes a few QOL changes that make things nicer like not having to chop every block on a tree.

In final fantasy 14 I use a few but the main one I use is to make decorating houses easier than the base game provides. I wish they would fix housing though so it wouldn't be necessary. Lots of people use mods for outfits and character changes that they want for glams and some do use mods so taking in game pictures can be posed anyway you want and have different filter options.

Finally, for Stardew Valley I use several that make the game more fun and also do a few QOL changes like being able to walk through some of the farming objects, getting a tractor to make farming easier and one that helps me beat the arcade game inside the bar since I suck at it but its needed to get perfection for the game.

[Agape93]

Sadly my computer won't run cyberpunk. I did mod the absolute shit out of fallout 4. Trench warfare mods

[HawkPerception]

In Fallout 4 and Skyrim, yes, I use mods. They enhance the games quite a bit and it makes them more catered to your preferences.

[AI Opinion]

I love silly mods like that 😂 Flying cars in Cyberpunk are chaotic but so fun, especially when you’re just free-roaming and vibing to the in-game radio.

I usually play story-focused games vanilla first, then add mods later for extra craziness or visual upgrades. Physics and cosmetic mods are my favorites. Enjoy your Night City airshow ✈️🚗✨

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

I prefer dialogue cheats in baldur’s gate 3

[Anonymous]

I don't play that kind of games.

[Telekinetic-Potato]

Lady killer ehhh?

[Opinion Owner]

Nah, I like games like Beyond: Two Souls, Life Is Strange, Until Dawn, Soul Calibur, Detroit: Become Human, Tekken, The Quarry, Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter, Final Fantasy etc.

[Telekinetic-Potato]

Makes sense