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Into the Breach Agents

Adds seven pilots from Into the Breach (by Subset Games) as Invisible Inc agents. Includes custom art, unique abilities, bios, and in some cases both On File and Archive loadouts.

Requires Sim Constructor and Function Library.

Subscribe to mod and to required mods. Launch game > Options > Gameplay > Refresh Mods > Ok. Exit the game and launch it again. Mod should now be available.

Code and design: Hekateras. Some code used with permission from mods by Puppetsquid and wodzu_93.
Art: Hekateras, KillR_Cupcake (Much thanks!)

You are welcome to join the Invisible Inc. Discord to talk about the mod and to submit bug reports if you encounter any. Link: https://discord.gg/dBUCcfcbdk

Breachers, Inc. was a Sankaku and Plastech co-owned personnel training company that sprung up during the Resource Wars and began experimenting with full-immersion battle simulation technology. The project recruited people from all walks of life, ostensibly to make a point that anyone was trainable, but really because desperation knows no barriers. In 2071, their parent company, weary of the budget hemorrhage caused by the extravagant methods required, hired Invisible, Inc. for a false flag operation as a preamble to dissolving the Breachers project. The head of Invisible Inc. had the acts of sabotage carried out as discussed... then turned around and snatched up their pilot personnel before they could be "liquidated". "Waste not, want not" was a philosophy Olivia Gladstone had always taken to heart.

It was Invisible's biggest recruitment boom to date, even though the former pilots are a little on the odd side. Spending years in an immersive training regimen convinced that you're the last bastion of humanity against an invading army of giant insects will do that to you, but it's a small price to pay for people who work well under pressure.

Silicon-based life forms
With the backing of Sankaku's drone industry, Breachers, Inc. employed state-of-the-art artificial intelligence prototypes to serve as autopilots and assist human trainees when required. The company's CTO was caught off guard when some of those autopilot bots emerged from the training exercises having made dramatic strides in cognition and empathy. This advancement in AI technology was kept under wraps from the rest of the world, no mean feat considering the exorbitant expenses of manufacturing custom-made android bodies for the newly-fledged sentients. A costly indulgence for a project gone out of hand, and one that would eventually be its downfall.