Null Rounds
This mod adds a new ammo type, Null Rounds. Null Rounds can be built from Engineering once the corresponding Proving Ground project is completed. The Proving Ground project requires the Priest autopsy.
Null Rounds by default will add 5 damage against any enemy tagged as Psionic, which natively includes Sectoids, Priests, Avatars, Gatekeepers, and Codices. This mod also adds the psionic tag to the Chosen Warlock, the Warlock’s Spectral ADVENT units, Psi Zombies, and Templars (so be careful if a soldier with Nulll Rounds gets mind controlled!)
This mod also nerfs Bluescreen Rounds by removing the robotic vulnerability from the Gatekeeper and Codex (now you need Null Rounds instead for bonus damage against them). If you don’t like that change, you can easily remove Psi vulnerability instead in PsiTech.ini, or if you just hate the Codex you can make them vulnerable to both.
Be aware that changing the Psionic tag doesn’t *only* affect Null Rounds vulnerability—off the top of my head it will also change vulnerability to the Disruptor Rifle and the Volt ability, so this mod is a slight buff to both those things.
Compatible with ∑3245’s lovely Colored Ammo Bar!
What you can configure:
– Clip size modifier (default 0)
– Bonus damage to psionics
– Bonus damage to nonpsionics (default 0)
– Will penalty to target
– Resale value at Black Market
– Supply cost
– Alternate supply cost for Legend difficulty
– Gatekeeper and Codex vulnerability to BSR/Null Rounds
– Warlock, Assassin, Hunter, Templar, Spectral Army, and Psi Zombie vulnerability to Null Rounds
– Color used for Colored Ammo Bar
Credits:
– ∑3245 (Colored Ammo Bar)
– Udaya (Enemy reclassification code borrowed from More Psionic Units; these two mods are incompatible so I included all that mod’s functionality in this one. If you don’t want Null Rounds but do want the changes to Psionic vulnerabilities, that’s your mod)
– Hotl3looded (Proving Ground code borrowed from Proving Ground Overhaul)
– MrShadowCX (Ammo item code borrowed from Cut Content Ammo)
– Boundir (Unsolicited code assistance—what a legend!)
