Yeah, I've spent far too much time in Night City. But I can't deny it: It's a city of dreams! Also a city of nightmares. I am not really interested to make my game look "photo-realistic". This usually results in toned down colors and contrast which may look impressive in showcase-vids but isn't really my taste for ingame. Instead I am striving for something more cinematic, a Zack Snyder-esque style, something I call "Hyper-Cinematic Realism". Sharp contrast and vivid colors and also a prominent depth-of-field effect. And yeah, the title is a bit click-baity. You don't need 500+ mods to make the game look like this. If you install all of the mods titled "Visual Improvement" (along with the necessary core-mods) from this Google-document you'll be mostly there: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tq2ZbSKRXQcxcqBtR6HKDL3vTapzIaLq6Ym45Od_5Yo/edit?usp=sharing Main Mods for achieving this visual fidelity were: - GITS 3.x - Custom reshade by me - Cyberpunk 2077 HD Reworked Project - Improved Environment LODs - Improved Vegetation LODs - Improved Vehicle Lights Draw Distance - RT DEBRIS - ...and about 500 more My rig: - Watercooled Core I9 13900K - Nvidia RTX 4090 - 64GB 6000MHz DDR5 Ram - 2TB NVME SSD Music: "The mission (Part 33)" by the incredibly talented @100ambients P.S.: Please forgive the constant microstutters, I don't know where they come from. Maybe I overdid the modding-thing and installed one too many mods or whatever. I'll try to get this sorted out!