Fat Stacks - No Item and Eddie Cap

Fat Stacks - No Item & Eddie Cap

Cyberpunk 2077 won't let you hold more than 100 million eddies. Anything beyond that is silently taken back whether you sell, loot, finish quests or withdraw from a bank. Most "unlimited money" mods only work around it: they hand you 99,999,999 once and then hit the very same wall.

Fat Stacks actually removes the limit.

What you get

• []Eddies: 100,000,000 → 2,147,483,647[/]

  []Items per stack (crafting components, materials, etc.): 999,999 → 2,147,483,647[/]

  No second account, no shadow wallet, no script shuffling numbers in the background. Buying, selling, looting, quest rewards and bank withdrawals simply behave the way you'd expect - and your money stays put, through saving, loading and restarting the game.

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  Requirements

  • []RED4ext[/]

    That's it. No CET, no redscript, no TweakXL, no script files.

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    Installation

    • []Download the archive[/]

      []Extract into your Cyberpunk 2077 main folder the one containing bin, r6 and archive[/]

      []Start the game. Done.[/]

      The result looks like this:

      <Cyberpunk 2077>\red4ext\plugins\FatStacks\FatStacks.dll

      Works with Vortex too.

      Did it work? After the first launch there's a FatStacks.log in the mod's folder. If it says "Quantity cap REMOVED", you're good.

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      Uninstalling

      Delete the red4ext\plugins\FatStacks folder. That's all.

      The mod changes no game files and stores nothing in your save. It only acts at runtime while it is loaded, so your saves stay usable either way.

      One heads-up: if you hold more than 100 million and then remove the mod, the game will clamp your money back down to 100 million on the next transaction. Spend what you don't want to lose first.

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      Compatibility

      • []Other mods: Fat Stacks touches neither scripts nor the game database, so it is effectively conflict-free including with economy, vendor and banking mods.[/]

        []Game versions: the mod locates the relevant spot in the game itself, so it isn't tied to one specific version. Developed and tested on 2. 31.[/]

        []After a game update: if the mod can no longer find its spot, it simply does nothing and writes a note to its log. It cannot break your game that way.[/]

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        What you should know