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Embrace your jobbing musician soul with a new Cyberpunk 2077 quest mod that comes with the option of playing all the wrong chords for Master of Puppets

Cyberpunk 2077 quest mods are still a relative rarity and the latest's aimed at folks who don't think getting to play that one gig with Samurai during the main story's enough jammin' in front of a crowd. It'll let you and brain-dwelling Keanu Reeves tour various venues throughout Night City and offers the option of adding in custom songs from your own playlist if you don't mind looking down to…

Embrace your jobbing musician soul with a new Cyberpunk 2077 quest mod that comes with the option of playing all the wrong chords for Master of Puppets

Cyberpunk 2077 players can now experience the thrill of performing at various venues in Night City through the Guitar Gigs Across Night City quest mod. This mod allows gamers with a penchant for playing music to tour the city, showcasing their skills with a guitar weapon. The mod incorporates animations and interactions from the base game, with a progression system that unlocks new venues, larger crowds, and better rewards as players advance.

Players can choose to perform well-known songs or add their own tracks from a playlist. The mod features custom cinematics, such as Johnny Silverhand engaging in conversation with the player in a bathroom following a performance. While the player can perform any song, the animations won't adapt to unexpected choices, such as playing Metallica's Master of Puppets.

Once a venue is visited, the player can return for future gigs. To use this mod, players need a set of common frameworks, including ArchiveXL, AudioXL, Codeware, RED4ext, Redscript, and TweakXL. Additionally, the Playable Guitar Weapon - Play Your Songs mod is an optional extra for players who wish to strum their guitar off-stage.

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