Totally understandable. Modding this game is a bit of a beast tbh, and I say that as someone who's normally happy to install a toolkit and tinker myself lol

Yeah cooking mods I think partially disables that sort of thing. I wished I had the time to come back to modding this beautiful game but I haven't had the time since the end of my undergraduate years sadly. Tragedy.

I would genuinely LOVE to use this, but the radio filtered one is INSANELY loud, and there doesn't seem to be a way to change it via the ini's

Uuuuh the Story Teller of Riot.

Soothing Voice. Well done Sir.

If you don't mind, yould you provide the mods used to recreate this character in-game as best as possible, please?

Regards Dino

Love your voice packs! This would have to be my favorite one so far. Would you consider making a Raymond Reddington voice pack? The guy has the best lines for a smooth criminal turned xcom character

A nice voice pack

this is a perfect voice pack for my sith lord in my star wars sith campaign

It's a DLC Name issue, most likely caused by re-naming the mod's internals for consistency, which is what i had to do with the version of the mod that i built and had Ozy upload. The issue might still be there after the newest update depending on what internal name the newest version has, as Ozy had to make a new mod project 'cause the first one refused to compile on his end. Should be harmless, i believe.

I will look into the issue. I just got the pack to compile on my machine, as opposed to Max's. Perhaps that will fix your issue.

@Ozy
Excuse me , after I install this mod, the game will tell me "SwainVoicePack is not loaded".

Well, the assets have been cooked, but it took forever and required compiling on a different machine.

I've been putting off learning that shit for like the past month and now I'm getting call out posts. Fantastic.

Since this single voice pack is 138 megabytes in size, i'm gonna assume you don't know about package cooking, which you can learn about here.

It basically compresses and optimizes the high hell out of your .UPKs, and with voice packs, it's pretty much guaranteed to reduce the size of them by a factor between 10 and 20. I've had a few packs get sized down by a factor of around 30 , as an example. My Project Jhin pack got shrunk from about 86 MBs down to 6 MBs, as another example.

If you're gonna keep dropping massive voice packs like these, i highly suggest you look into this process. It's actually pretty straightforward.

I don't even know who this guy is but that's a really awesome voice :)