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Ever wanted to pretend you're Night City's Sephiroth? Well, now you can, with this huge Odachi/Nodachi!
This weapon uses Byakko as a base, but is functionally quite distinct.
To simulate the heavier weight, the Odachi attacks slower than most katanas, but has a higher base damage value and 50% more armor penetration than Byakko.
In exchange for the slower speed, it can infinitely combo without needing to get a kill first; this lets the weapon feel smooth and fluid to use, especially against bosses (which Byakko struggles against).
Known limitations:
- Due to using Byakko as a base, I had to change Byakko's iconic description for this mod. This does not affect the actual functionality of either weapon, but they will share the same description, which may be immersion-breaking for some.
Original model by Superior on Sketchfab, heavily modified by me.
Add it to your inventory with Cyber Engine Tweaks:
Pairs very well with the Apogee Sandevistan, and the Microrotors cyberware.
Installation: Simply unzip to your Cyberpunk 2077 directory.
This weapon uses Byakko as a base, but is functionally quite distinct.
To simulate the heavier weight, the Odachi attacks slower than most katanas, but has a higher base damage value and 50% more armor penetration than Byakko.
In exchange for the slower speed, it can infinitely combo without needing to get a kill first; this lets the weapon feel smooth and fluid to use, especially against bosses (which Byakko struggles against).
Known limitations:
- Due to using Byakko as a base, I had to change Byakko's iconic description for this mod. This does not affect the actual functionality of either weapon, but they will share the same description, which may be immersion-breaking for some.
Original model by Superior on Sketchfab, heavily modified by me.
Add it to your inventory with Cyber Engine Tweaks:
Game.AddToInventory ("Items.Odachi",1)Pairs very well with the Apogee Sandevistan, and the Microrotors cyberware.
Installation: Simply unzip to your Cyberpunk 2077 directory.