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Before you ask, I have no intention of making a patch for SOTO. It's too restrictive as a combined occupation and trait mod. It leaves no option to mix match different trait or occupation mods. If the author made an occupation only version, and I'd consider it but they refuse to do so. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Vanilla Occupations - work as intended.
Vanilla Traits - work as intended.
SOTO Specific Occupations - no issues, but no items will spawn for these occupations.
SOTO Specific Traits - no apparent issues, but again no items will spawn for these traits.
Please note that if one takes a combination of vanilla, and SOTO occupations/traits items for the vanilla ones will still spawn.
I did intend on adding a list, but I ran out of space in the mod description. I could add it here on Steam, but an update would only remove it again. So, I've added a text document in the main folder of the mod called "spoilers" where you can look it up.
@Mang - No sandbox options forthcoming, this is supposed to add a little flavour, not give your character whatever items you want. If that's what you are after, just use Debug to cheat that stuff in..