Cyberpunk 2077 mods have already reworked Evening Metropolis into The Matrix, and given us the reward of flying vehicles, however in case you want an additional, metallic hand in relation to fight, or possibly only a pleasant robotic buddy, this newest fan creation is likely to be for you.
Drone Companions by a modder named Scissors provides a completely new working system into Cyberpunk 2077 referred to as the TechDeck. It capabilities equally to the CyberDeck, besides equipping it permits gamers to make use of a wide range of parts to instantaneously assemble robotic companions. The TechDecks are available in uncommon, epic, and legendary qualities, and can be found at a wide range of places as listed on Drone Companions’ Nexus Mods web page – recipes for various androids and robots may be discovered at weapon distributors.
The mod provides a brand new tab to the crafting display screen, pushing out Cyberwave to the attachments class. You assemble drones utilizing a spread of latest crafting parts (which as soon as you put in the mod will seem at retailers and on NPCs) they usually are available in a number of varieties: flying drones, the extra human-like androids, and the mighty mechs. There’s additionally an choice to improve your ‘bots utilizing TechHacks, which add skills like an invisibility cloak or elevated pace. Scissors has offered a helpful demonstration video which you can see beneath, and there’s additionally a crafting information created by GZMods.
Set up is comparatively easy, and all defined on the Nexus Mods web page — since this can be a fairly large addition to Cyberpunk, we advocate studying by all Scissors’ explanations, particularly on the finer factors of how one can craft.
Additionally observe that in fight, your droid companions are more likely to assault enemies that you’ve got already focused, and in case you’re constructing one of many mechs, you possibly can solely have separately – they’re fairly chunky in spite of everything.
Drone Companions is out there at no cost on Nexus Mods.
