RPG Overhaul – Even More Specializations
This mod adds 6 new specializations for Musashi’s amazing RPG Overhaul mod. These specializations contain 42 unused perks from Long War 2, the base game, and Divine Lucubration’s Infantry and Sniper class mods, giving you even more options to customize your soldier’s builds.
This mod also makes a few minor changes to the original RPGO perk trees. No perks were removed, they were either shifted to the new specializations added by this mod or moved to another rank.
I felt that with the limited pool of available Squaddie perks, many of my soldiers had similar combinations and weren’t really all that different from each other. This is why I have increased the number of Squaddie perks that each soldier gets upon creation from 2 to 3 and added 25 additional Squaddie perks to the pool of available perks. I plan on adding many more so that every single soldier has a personal "flavour" without being shoe-horned into a specific role (of course there is still the possibility that you will get soldiers who are born melee fighters or tanks).
Specializations:
- People don’t like the meme perk.
Musashi for making RPG Overhaul and an idiot-proof tutorial on how to make custom specializations.
Pavonis Interactive for making Long War 2 and all the perks that came with it.
Favid for porting the LW2 Perk Pack for WOTC and helping me fix stuff.
Divine Lucubration for creating the Infantry and Sniper class mods.
Rowanas for writing some nice localization text for the specializations added by this mod.
Udaya, DerBK and Ash for answering my stupid questions on Discord.
Ketaros for his incredible Class Icon Pack.
Mister Gruffle on Youtube for inspiring me to make this little mod.
Required items:
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Musashis RPG Overhaul — Steam Workshop
[WOTC] LW2 Classes and Perks — Steam Workshop
Lucubrations Infantry Class Wotc — Steam Workshop
Lucubrations Sniper Class Wotc — Steam Workshop
Revisions:
Old revisions of this mod are available below. Click the link to download.
