Man of Honour
[..] You can install a mod to make the vehicles feel less like you're constantly losing control if not on a flat open road driving straight.
https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/210
I've looked at mods, but it's very early days for modding yet. I'm hoping for frequent patches and that tends to break mods. Also, with the game the way it is who knows what tiny change might make it unstable?
If I start to want to use vehicles, I'll install that mod. I'll probably edit the config file to reduce crafting and scrapping time at some point, probably soon. If I unintentionally scrap or sell something due to the (one of many) incompetent game design decisions making it easy to do so and impossible for a player to mark items as protected from scrapping or selling, I'll install the console mod and use it to spawn in that item.
I want an autoloot mod. I'm tired of trying to find the right angle and pixel to pick an item up, which is sometimes necessary. Sometimes I just can't find it and give up, leaving the untouchable item where it is. But even for the stuff that's working as intended in that respect, I still want an autoloot option. I am going to pick it up, so I don't want to have to do it all manually. Scav everything, sort through it later in a safe place or do an emergency quick manual sort and drop if I become overburdened. That's what I do. That's what makes the most sense to me, in games in general and in Cyberpunk 2077 specifically. Grab everything from a hostile area, get out, sort through it when you reach a safe area. Also, there's so much loot that autolooting makes a lot of sense. With user-definable rules, at least something as simple "autoloot all items of at least this level of rarity". The sort of thing that has been standard in loot-heavy games for decades. I'd want it as a toggleable option. There are places where, for roleplay reasons, I don't want to pick up everything that isn't nailed down even if it isn't marked as theft (which doesn't seem to be a thing in Cyberpunk 2077, but I'm talking about games in a more general sense as well).