Cyberpunk 2077's modding scene is still going strong, months after launch. From adding a grappling hook, to making the game look like Borderlands, there's no shortage of ways to mix up your playthrough. This month, one of the most popular downloads is "StreetStyle - Immersive Fashion System", a mod that overhauls the stats on the in-game clothes, completely changing how you dress up your V.
with the Immersive Fashion mod, your drip has consequences. Clothing doesn't just improve your durability, but also influences speech checks, as the residents of Night City judge you based on your looks. After all, we were promised a world where aesthetics are everything - this mod just delivers on that.
As explained in the mod's description, all clothing items are split into four categories: Entropism, Kitsch, Neomilitarism, and Neokitsch, with each one boosting a different stat.
The mod's creator, TilW, explains further: "This gives an incentive to dress up in a more consistent style, which is something the base game does not do at all." True enough, anyone who has played through Cyberpunk would have committed some truly heinous fashion crimes, as the vanilla clothing system encourages you to go with whatever keeps you alive the longest - a system that causes a lot of mix-and-match. The idea of the Immersive Fashion mod is that optimal clothing options will now be in the same set, so players won't have to choose between looking good, and fighting good.
Of course, this mod is only good for those of you playing on PC. However, if you're stuck on console and in the market for some new clothes, the devs actually have your back. The recent 1.3 Patch introduced two new jackets, and even an alt design for Johnny Silverhand, if you want him to look a bit more cleaned up.
The latest patch also brought a wave of improvements, such as adding more autosave slots, and having the minimap zoom out when in a vehicle, making it much easier to navigate the twists and turns of Night City.