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I'm afraid CP2077 is never going to reach Skyrim levels of "Moddability". Bethesda games are built from the ground up with modding in mind, and the tools Bethesda puts out for modders are far superior than what CDPR has done, to date. Maybe that'll change when they move to UE5, but as for this engine, unless they dramatically upgrade the Wolven Kit despite moving on from the game, we're never going to see much more than more of what we've already seen.

Ooooh, dethrone Skyrim? I dunno about that. I love Night City and I can't get enough of this world, but this is a very finite game. It's not all that moddable so it lacks the same scale of replayability as Skyrim. Of course, it's also a decade newer so it's got that going for it.

I think Cyberpunk is in a state where, if it was released today, people would have praised it like the next Witcher 3. Clearly not all things to all people, but the remaining bugs are tolerable and the world is both beautiful and fascinating.

we both give the finger to a blank wall and pretend we're brave.

Perfect imagery.

I struggle with that one, too. Like, the alternatives are better? I think there are a large amount of people who have not found financial stability, and they feel like all they can do is "fight the system".

So, are you saying that "reaching across the aisle" and hearing alternative views are bad things? I get avoiding hate speech and excessive negativity but is think a happy medium would be more healthy.

If the "meta" builds don't feel fun to you, don't hesitate to play what does. You do NOT need a perfect build to win this game, and it might even be more fun if you play something suboptimal with a good story behind it.

We are guests.

Is there any advantage to being on a large instance?

Well, they are Russians. Where else are they going to go. Vladivostok? Arkangel?

I'm reading this on Liftoff. I would say there are several apps, with more on the way. But they are all very new, with varying levels of functionality and maturity.

I wonder to what extent causal users contribute to the health of the platform. May depend on how "casual" they are, but it may be possible that their absence won't be that detrimental.

PHP is as secure as it's developer makes it. There are excellent frameworks out there that make security simple. And then, there is WordPress.