Kill Phantom Liberty Banner
Removes the intrusive Phantom Liberty banner ad from your main menu.
Tired of pushy advertisements turning your PC into a shopping display?
This mod liberates you from the intrusive Phantom Liberty banner and restores control over your own property by eliminating menu obstructions caused by the commercial.
Two editions of this mod are available: CET and redscript.
Which edition should I choose?
The choice between the two editions depends on your personal preference.
Both editions provide the same functionality.
CET edition:
Requirement: Cyber Engine Tweaks
– Requires only one dependency (CET)
– Easy to manage and troubleshoot while the game application is running
– Easier to troubleshoot
– More susceptible to being disabled by game updates due to its CET dependency
– More likely to experience CET-related issues during gameplay
redscript edition:
Requirement 1: redscript
Requirement 2: cybercmd
– Requires two dependencies if used in combination with REDmod
– Requires a game application restart for management and troubleshooting
– Troubleshooting may be more difficult
– Less susceptible to being disabled by game updates
– Less likely to experience code execution issues during gameplay.
What if I install both editions?
There is no harm in installing both.
The CET edition will detect the presence of the redscript edition and remain inactive.
Compatibility Info:
Crafted to target game versions displaying the banner ad, while remaining compatible with a broad range of versions.
Tested against v1.31 to 1.63+.
Ready to support game version 2.0.
Install or update:
- download the zip archive and extract
- drop the extracted ‘bin’ folder into “[your game provider install folder]\Cyberpunk 2077” folder. Allow to overwrite files if asked.
Uninstall:
- remove the folder(s):
”[your game provider install folder]\Cyberpunk 2077\bin\x64\plugins\cyber_engine_tweaks\mods\kill_phantom_libery_dlc_banner”
”[your game provider install folder]\Cyberpunk 2077\r6\scripts\kill_phantom_libery_dlc_banner”
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