Comment on ‘Cyberpunk 2077’ VR Mod Taken Down Following Legal Complaint, But There May Still Be Hope by Joseph Kerr

There is no reason modding couldn't be a job, and a number of modders are able to do it full time thanks to getting enough donations. And not even subscriptions are the real problem here, if the mods require constant updates, and people…

I dare you to actually provide a link to a step-by-step explanation how to run Cyberpunk in VR without using Ross' VR mod. Just remove any dots from the URL to work around the spam filter, in case you cannot do it "because one cannot post…

Being able to run the original DK1 demos again would be so amazing. They're just sitting on my harddrive without any ability to play them again : ( : (

Make a backup right now. I lost a big part of my DK1 collection when a USB stick holding them died, and then found out the hard way that the Oculus Share site hosting them, which Oculus deleted without warning after introducing their store…

Companies can absolutely define under which circumstances their software is used, and that includes what tool you can use with it. Ross deserves to be paid for his labor but his "labor" is using their IP as a framework. It's not about "muh…

Spoken like someone who doesn't own IP. Allowing people to make money off of your intellectual property without any control over what they do is idiotic. Glad you had a good time with the VR mods but people like Ross are a problem. Modding…

Again, it literally is that easy, you can use reshade to get almost any game running in VR. There are other ways available for cyberpunk in VR as well so I'm not even sure what point you have lol

Great, go and do it, everybody here will be happy and hopefully also be willing to donate something to compensate you for your contribution.