Cyberpunk 2077: How to Install (& Play) Stone Manor Player Home Mod

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Thanks to the Stone Manor mod for Cyberpunk 2077, V can have a luxurious place to call home as soon as players install it. The Stone Manor Player Home was most recently updated on April 18, 2022, and it came with some much-needed quality of life updates. The update, called hotfix 1.1, added large collision boxes above the mansion to make the rainless visible inside of the house, removed an invisible wall on the second floor, added a second teleporter to the ground level for players struggling to access the roof entrance, and split the downloads to make the update easier.

Four new apartment locations in Cyberpunk 2077 were recently added as well with update 1.5 in the game, for those who are looking to change V's home without installing any mods. The locations of these apartments are in Watson, Westbrook, Heywood, and City Center, specifically Northside, Japantown, The Glen, and Corpo Plaza, respectively. One of the biggest differences between using the Stone Manor Player Home mod and an in-game apartment is obviously the cost, as the modded home won't require players to spend in-game currency. Additionally, the mod is also free to download.

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The Stone Manor Player Home mod comes from nexusmods, a reliable resource that has a reputation for quality mods across a variety of games. This is also the same location where players can download the Better Vehicle Handling mod for Cyberpunk 2077, though the developers of each mod aren't the same. Additionally, a note from the developer of the mod has indicated that, in order for it to work properly, players will need the Appearance Menu Mod installed for Cyberpunk 2077 as well.

As is the case with most mods, the Stone Manor