Neishin's giant Cyberpunk 2077 modlist gets a 4.0 trailer with 1.2 million views, path-traced rainy streets, 250+ vehicles and new quests. It lands in November, built for patch 2.5.
CyberVision is a Wabbajack modlist of more than 1,500 Cyberpunk 2077 mods that installs in one go.
The 4.0 trailer has passed 1.2 million views and shows new lighting and weather, 250+ vehicles and new quests.
Version 4.0 is due in November and will support Update 2.5. The Nexus page is hidden until then.
Four profiles cover rigs from an RTX 3070 up to path tracing on an RTX 5070 Ti.
It's PC only, needs a clean install and a 40GB pagefile, and works best with Nexus Premium.
If you’ve ever looked at Cyberpunk 2077 and thought it needed about 1,500 more mods, Neishin has you covered. The modder behind CyberVision, one of the biggest all-in-one Cyberpunk modlists around, dropped the trailer for version 4.0 last week. It’s already past 1.2 million views on YouTube, and it’s easy to see why. In places it barely looks like the same game.
Neishin’s own description of the trailer is that they can’t fit everything into three minutes. Version 4.0 is due in November and will support the game’s latest patch, 2.5.
CyberVision isn’t one mod. It’s a Wabbajack modlist: a curated pack of more than 1,500 mods that installs in one go, already configured to work together. You don’t spend a weekend fighting load orders. Wabbajack downloads everything and sets it up in Mod Organizer 2. It focuses on visuals, realism and roleplay, comes in English and French, and the author recommends playing on Very Hard.
Going by the trailer’s on-screen claims, version 4.0 brings:
CyberVision’s GitHub page lists four English profiles (plus four matching French ones) aimed at different GPU tiers:
There’s some homework too. You need a clean, up-to-date install with REDmod disabled, and the Steam overlay turned off. Install outside Program Files, and set a fixed 40GB pagefile on your fastest SSD, which the readme calls required no matter how much RAM you have. Nvidia users are told to bump the shader cache to 10GB. It’s PC only, obviously.
You can’t grab it right this second. CyberVision’s Nexus Mods page was hidden on 20 October, just ahead of Update 2.5, with a note saying it’s currently unsupported or has issues the author can’t fix yet. That’s standard for a big modlist when a major patch lands and breaks half its mods. Neishin says the 2.5-compatible 4.0 lands in November, and people who want to try the current 3.6.0 build in the meantime can join the CyberVision Discord.
One more thing: Wabbajack works best with Nexus Mods Premium, which lets it download everything automatically. Without it, expect a lot of clicking.
This is the kind of thing that keeps Cyberpunk 2077 alive years after launch. One modder is basically shipping a remaster for free, and it looks better than half the games coming out at full price. The rainy street shots alone are ridiculous.
We haven’t played 4.0, since it isn’t out yet, so everything above is what Neishin’s trailer and GitHub page promise. Big modlists can be fiddly, so set aside a night for the install. If your rig can handle the path tracing profiles, though, this might be the best reason yet for a fresh Cyberpunk playthrough. Pair it with the Capri mods and Night City is going to be a very different place this summer.
Would you install 1,500 mods for this? Tell us in the comments, or post your best Cyberpunk screenshots in the GetRekt Discord.
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