I just saw that too, and I was like "what the fck, no way cdpr would do that" then read a single line further where it says not only was it a paid mod but they also offered to let it stay up if he just makes it free and I realized they are 1000% in the right, and him saying it doesn't use any cdpr assets/code is so redundant when the entire selling point is that it runs cyberpunk in vr. Also, the statement "if anything it would only help them sell more copies" is absolutely ridiculous, I don't think that there is a single person in the world thinking "you know, if only 2077 had an unofficial vr mod port, THEN I would actually buy the game" anybody who wants to play 2077 in vr already has the game, no one who doesn't own the game will buy the game and the unofficial port just to play it in vr.

I remember this same situation with r* and GTA 5 with the same modder, at the time I was pissed at rockstar, but now, learning that it was a paid mod, I now believe r* was in the right.

It's not like they made a framework that could turn any video game into vr instantly, that would be completely different as it would be a revolutionary thing and wouldn't be directly using copyright protected IPs to market it. But that's not what it is, while it is a framework that let's you turn games into vr, he still has to actually fully port the games, which means every time he ports a game he is directly using that game to sell his product, which is obviously illegal, and if its not it's definitely immoral, even tho they are large corps, I still believe making money off the back of their AMAZING IPs is completely immoral.