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This mod adds Smith as a random encounter, and more.
It'd cause compatibility errors if someone download just SCF without Arint's Last Day if I chose to add it in. I'd be more than willing to go in and add it - but I don't want to step on Newbiespud's toes and they've so far been unresponsive to any of my messages.
Not hating, I'm just curious!
Though NPC Smith isn't encounter-able in-game. I'd have to find a mod that adds him in as an NPC and then step on the modder's toes a little to do that.
This is supposed to just be a correction mod of sorts. I'd much rather make a new mod entirely for an NPC Smith if that's fine.
Thanks.
So, I like the detail that most of the unique characters have their own music themes (For example, Kashio, when talking to her, her theme plays). But I noticed that the NPC grifters (despite the fact that they are unique) don't have their respective themes.
Now, there is a grifter NPC (for example Rook), he does not have an unused theme (unlike Sal), so to give him a theme when meeting, we’ll take the music from the main menu (this one https://youtu.be/Sa2GKk_mLIY) , or the music from the cutscene with Rook’s backstory (this theme https://youtu.be/gS7rdlebZXo) .
And then do the same with Smith, and give Sal her unused theme. Voila! Now NPC grifters are completely unique! Got it?
Sorry. I hope now I have explained everything clearly.
But I didn’t even know about Sal’s unused theme... Nice.