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Basically, the way steam installed the mod doesn't work correctly or something. So you need to copy the mod from the workshop install folder and put it inside the "override" folder for this game.
Once you do that, you aren't done though!
You need to return back here, favorite the mod, then unsubscribe from it.
Now you should be able to launch the game and activate the one that is a copy.
IF YOU DON'T DO AS I SAY IT MESSED UP THE MOD LIST AND GLITCHES THE MENU WHEN TURNING ON AND OFF MODS!!!
It is defunct and absolutely will break many other mods, preventing them from working. Worse yet, this mod doesn't completely work correctly either, causing many many display problems, broken class progression tables, missing abilities and description strings, duplicate abilities and other problems. It uses the old broken method of modifying class tables and abilities (by literally just... overwriting them completely), and is thus highly incompatible with just about anything.
Again, do not use this mod.
Freshly installed the game and only this mod but still having this issue
thank god for you
Goto C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\workshop\content\560130
Within the 561030, copy and paste the folder 2069852198 to:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Pillars of Eternity II\\PillarsOfEternityII_Data\Override
You have to manually create the Override folder
After pasting 2069852198 in the manually created Override folder (which was located in the folder 560130) then the red proficiency icons are gone and it should be fixed.
Oh and the Fighter's Mule Kick for some reason doesn't apply full attack damage for some reason. So it's a worthless upgrade ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The phantom spells are creature summons (the ones that create a copy of the wizard) I think there is one or two more in the default wizard and I think one or two of the subclasses unlocks access to more creature summon spells.
Find
(.*)"RecoveryTimeID": "(.*)",
Replace
\1"RecoveryTimeID": "\2",\r\n\1"OverrideTacticalActionType": "None",
Find
(.*)"Maximum": (.*),\r\n(.*)"Minimum": (.*)
Replace
\1"Maximum": (\2),\r\n\3"Minimum": (\4),\r\n\1"TacticalMinimumOverride": 0,\r\n\1"TacticalMaximumOverride": 0
Find
(.*)"Minimum": (.*),\r\n(.*)"Maximum": (.*)
Replace
\1"Minimum": (\2),\r\n\3"Maximum": (\4),\r\n\1"TacticalMinimumOverride": 0,\r\n\1"TacticalMaximumOverride": 0
Find
(.*)"Description": (.*),\r\n(.*)"DisplayName": (.*),
Replace
\1"Description": (\2),\r\n\3"DisplayName": (\4),\r\n\1"DescriptionTactical": -1,
Find
(.*)"DisplayName": (.*),\r\n(.*)"Description": (.*),
Replace
\1"DisplayName": (\2),\r\n\3"Description": (\4),\r\n\1"DescriptionTactical": -1,
Find
(.*)"OverrideDescriptionString": -1,
Replace
\1"OverrideDescriptionString": -1,\r\n\1"OverrideDescriptionStringTactical": -1,