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10/10, fuck this mod, i love it
Tldr: Yes, but it might override (or get override) certain dialogues depending on mod order.
This mod adds OCs, factions, world states and locations so if you're looking for purely a lite dialog mod, this isn't the mod for that.
The logic follows and it feels like something that should have been part of the original game, so great job. I would only ask that you add this feature to the mods description so that players know that their faction affiliation could cause unique companion's to depart if they don't agree with your allegiance.
Also, would smaller mods like Ruka Expanded and Seto Dialogue Overhaul also conflict with this? Don't know if those count as changing the player dialogue pack if DEP is supposed to work.
Asking for the lord of light
Thanks, I got lite version. Seems like this is the only dialogue mod actually working for me and... I like it already :)
You know? Gives Kenshi that Fallout 2 feeling a little.
Checking my save platoons, There is no Outlaw Hex anymore, only variants from Flotsam/shek/swampers
Can you update the one on nexus as well? If not, if I use the version that only includes the dialogue. Would I be missing out on any particularly crucial bug fixes or changes?