So, basically, those who know how Nexus Mods has worked since the TES days probably know there are faggots there who scrub information one way or another, but whatever. Copyright law and the DMCA pour fuel on the fire here.
Cyberpunk 2077 launched with an eye-bleeding, puke‑green, shitty palette. There are fans of “that demo” from 2018–2019 who could’ve downloaded it over these five years. But here’s the catch: now there’s a coalition of motherfudckers in the modding conf who ban all “E3” mods for copyright reasons and even ask for money for their previously shitty free mods (Nexus has monetization via “Give KUDOS”), and they literally drown anyone they don’t like with reports. They’ve built a whole mafia/conglomerate around downgrading the game back to 2018.
There’s the link to 2018LM 2.31, (11 September update):
https://ziply.pk/4Pu7qG
Wayback machine:
https://ziply.pk/4cwkH3
If you’re unsure, don’t download it - you can check it yourself on VirusTotal.
I didn’t make the timing, anyway - I might leak the mod in two days or even a day before release - but if they won’t release them, better to have them public here anyway.
Also, once I had a feature to view hidden channels, and on their server I found a text channel with exploits and a bunch of people - I have no idea what they needed it for. If you download and check it, don’t be surprised - that sepia crap that smashes your eyes cost 16$. Don’t bother calling me an anal clown - those weren’t my funds; I’m writing from a microwave, brother’s alive.
Don’t bother installing the HUD mod - it’s buggier than hell and still sits on Nexus.
