Unleash Unlimited Power: Master Cyberpunk 2077 Console Commands 20
Enhance your Cyberpunk 2077 experience with Update 20 console commands! Unleash the full power of your character, V, with our guide on activating and utilizing these game-changing commands Master the digital realm like never before!
Console Commands in Cyberpunk 2077 offer players access to extraordinary abilities. These commands serve as a valuable tool for players who wish to enhance their gameplay or make adjustments they may have overlooked. With the recent 2.0 update, players are likely to find the Console Commands even more enticing. Whether players are returning to the game after the update or diving into the thrilling spy-themed expansion, Phantom Liberty, all console commands provide significant advantages to players. Cyberpunk 2077 truly shines, and the utilization of Console Commands can give players a competitive edge.
How To Activate Cyberpunk 2077 Console Commands
Console commands in Cyberpunk 2077 are not available in the vanilla game. However, players can easily install a mod called Cyber Engine Tweaks by yamashi from Nexusmods.com. This mod has been updated to support Cyberpunk 2077 Update 2.0, enabling players to seamlessly use console commands.
After successfully installing the mod, players can simply press the Tilda key (~/`) on their keyboard to activate the console commands menu. This key serves as the entry point to open and close the console, granting access to console commands. It's important to note that console commands are exclusive to the PC version of the game, and unfortunately, PlayStation and Xbox users won't have access to this feature.
When the Console Command has ‘X’ listed, players need to replace this X with their desired number of choices.
All Cyberpunk 2077 Update 2.0 Console Commands
To ensure convenience for players, the following is a comprehensive list of useful Cyberpunk 2077 Console Commands. These commands not only enhance the player experience but also provide opportunities for sneaky cheats and bonuses. Whether you wish to customize your character, amass endless Eurodollars, or activate god mode to become an iconic legend of Night City, these Console Commands will aid you on your thrilling adventure through the vibrant streets of Night City and Dogtown. Take a look at the complete collection of Cyberpunk 2077 Console Commands below:
Console Command | Description |
Game.ModStatPlayer(“Health”, “x”) | Set the total HP of the player character, allowing them to cheat death and have near-infinite health if they so desire. |
Game.AddToInventory("Items.money", x) | Add any amount of Eurodollars that the player desires, giving them access to tons of cash. |
Game.ModStatPlayer(“CarryCapacity”, “x”) | Change the total carry capacity, allowing players to carry a near-infinite amount of loot. |
Game.AddToInventory(“Ammo.x”,x) | Replace the first ‘x’ in the string next to ‘Ammo’ with any weapon type name to gain the specified amount of ammo requested. |
Game.ModStatPlayer(“MaxSpeed”, x) | Manually change the default speed of the player character, allowing them to run around like a true Cyberpsycho if it exceeds the value of 100. |
Game.InfiniteStamina(true) Game.InfiniteStamina(fale) | ‘True’ will allow for infinite stamina, meaning players can jump, shoot, and dash without restraint. ‘False’ will turn this function off. |
Game.ModStatPlayer("Stamina", "x") | Change the stamina value without having to resort to infinite stamina. |
Game.AddToInventory("Items.CWCapacityPermaReward_Legendary") | Provides players with the ability to increase their maximum Cyberware. |
Game.ModStatPlayer("CritDamage", "x") | Change the value of Critical Hit Damage when shooting an enemy in their weakspot. |
Freefly (NoClip) | Install this Noclip mod by keanuWheeze and NexusGuy999 to use the classic noclip mod that allows players to basically fly through walls and go anywhere. |
Game.SetLevel("StreetCred",x,1) | Change the Street Cred level of the player. |
Game.AddToInventory("Items.PerkPointSkillbook") | Allows for Perk Points to be added as consumables in the player inventory. |
Game.AddToInventory("Items.AttributePointSkillbook") | Players can give themselves the maximum amount of Attribute points, with each Attribute allowing for a total of 20. This is the only way to get each of the core Attributes to level 20. |
Game.SetLevel(“Level”, x) | Change the level of the player, allowing them to reach the Cyberpunk 2077 max level, or cheekily beyond it. |
vs = Game.GetVehicleSystem () | This is the global function for enabling the choice to unlock every vehicle in Cyberpunk 2077. |
vs:EnableAllPlayerVehicles() | Players can unlock all vehicles in Cyberpunk 2077 with this console command. |
Game.AddToInventory(“Items.Preset_x”,1) | Add any weapon to the inventory of the player. Whether that’s a random one, or an iconic one. Players will need the weapon code for this. |
Game.AddToInventory(“Items.x”,1) | To add all Cyberware in Cyberpunk 2077, players will need to replace the ‘x’ value with the Cyberware they want in their inventory. |
Game.SetDebug Fact("sq032_johnny_friend", 1) | Changes the relationship with Johnny Silverhand to above 70%, enabling the Cyberpunk 2077 secret ending without choosing specific dialogue options. |
journalManager = Game.GetJournalManager() trackedEntry = journalManager:GetTrackedEntry() questEntry = journalManager:GetParentEntry(journalManager:GetParentEntry(trackedEntry)) questEntryHash = journalManager:GetEntryHash(questEntry) journalManager:ChangeEntryStateByHash(questEntryHash, "Succeeded", "Notify") | Completes the currently active quest. Should only be used if the player is stuck. |
player = Game.GetPlayer() ssc = Game.GetScriptableSystemsContainer() ts = Game.GetTransactionSystem() es = ssc:Get(CName.new('EquipmentSystem')) espd = es:GetPlayerData(player) espd['GetItemInEquipSlot2'] = espd['GetItemInEquipSlot;gamedataEquipmentAreaInt32'] local slots = { Face = 1, Feet = 1, Head = 1, InnerChest = 1, Legs = 1, OuterChest = 1, Weapon = 3 } for k,v in pairs(slots) do for i=1,v do print('Removing quest tags ' .. k .. ' slot ' .. (i - 1)) itemid = espd:GetItemInEquipSlot2(k, i - 1) if itemid.tdbid.hash ~= 0 then itemdata = ts:GetItemData(player, itemid) if itemdata:HasTag("Quest") then itemdata:RemoveDynamicTag("Quest") end end end end | Removes the quest tag from items in slots, ensuring that they can be removed without being regarded as essential. |
Game.GetTransactionSystem():RemoveAllItems(Game.GetPlayer()) | Remove every item from the player inventory, except for quest items. |
Despite the absence of official support for Console Commands in Cyberpunk 2077, dedicated fans are diligently searching and discovering them all. This comprehensive compilation presents all the currently available useful commands. However, players should be aware that these commands do not allow for any extreme disruptions within their saved files. It is strongly advised to create backup save files before experimenting with Console Commands, as delving into the code without precautionary measures could lead to unforeseen consequences.
As a result of Update 2.0, several console commands may have altered functionality, particularly with regard to revamped skills, vehicles, and attributes. Consequently, certain commands may not operate as intended or may cease to function altogether.
The highly anticipated game, Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty, is now available for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S.
