Damn, i don't know if i did something wrong with the mod, but once i got the 4 ammo types once, now i don't get any kind of experimental ammo at all.

hey mate, would you update this for WOTC? should be fairly straightforward: https://www.reddit.com/r/xcom2mods/comments/6x3lfm/updating_your_mod_for_wotc/

Any plans to update for WotC, or have items like these already been added?

I carelessly installed this together with LW2, seems it works just fine for every ammo type, EXCEPT for Falcon rounds...I have all the necessary research, I have a bunch of turret wrecks, but it won't show up in the proving ground project list. All other ammo types do. Does anybody have a idea what the issue is or how to fix it?

darktoto: Long War 2 already adds these ammo types ;)

sooooooooo LW2 compatible ? :D

Hey Grimy. I'm trying to add your ammo types to this mods ini. https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=631889170 that ini.

It should be a quick Copypaste of the console command ID for the item correct?

Hey Grimy can you make these ammos buildable in engineering (with costs exposed to the ini)? You can disable the option by default for people who like RNG.

I'm using Ultimate Workshop and some other mods so your ammo is the ONLY thing I can't manually build without getting tons of other ammo types I don't want.

Stiletto Rounds are kind of absurdly OP since they work on Sectopods and other Mechanical enemies.

If they only worked on organics that'd be one thing, but right now they're like an "I Win Button" especially on the Fury since it can fire so many times.

Finally getting around to trying this out. Does this mod interact in any way with the values for Stiletto and Falcon rounds already included in the vanilla XComGameCore.ini?

@Phantom, I agree!

Great mod! My feedback: the ingame description could be improved for example the tactical info of stilleto rounds does not tell me the damage reduction and stun chance. Also maybe 75% stun chance is a little bit high. Maybe it can also be adjusted for the weapon tiers. I think 50% is balanced.

I'm surprised they didn't include some sort of Psi round that reduces enemy will to increase the chances of successful flesh hacking.

nvm, found it. I wish workshop folders were clearly labeled.

Where is the ini file located?

@GrimyBunyip, based on your mod, is there anyway to change dmg type to make other types of dmg organic-only? Or is not doable via ini edit?

Thanks again, Buny.

Ah alright, thanks.

No overrides

Does this have any overrides?

Is it possible to remove singe types of ammo from this mods? For example would
;+AmmoTemplateNames = GrimyNeedleRounds work?

I've loved this mod from the moment I installed it. All of the five are useful in situations. Thanks!

There seems to be a bug with the ammo working on pistols. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.

fantastic mod, thank you

@GrimyBunyip.. Hi partner! ;)

Since these "old Firaxis images" weren't properly calibrated to match with the other Ammo Defaults, i've decided to fix each flaws by creating a proper UPK file for them. Sooooo, check our Nexus PM development thread to get that asset.

Are you able to update the description text for the individual ammo types? Whether it be through the configuration of the mod or in the default game files?

Love the mod, however having easy reference for the stats of the rounds would be very helpful.

thanks for the explanation.

it's ok i'll start another campaign ^^, i lost count anyway

Yes, this one it was: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=665435869
@mutant, try this mod out, and see, if it helps you.

probably, I think bg made something like that?

But wasn't there also a mod for reshuffling that deck and adding mods like this mid-campaign?

They are part of the ammo pool, but you probably need a new campaign.
See xcom often works on a deck system, if you add this to an ongoing campaign, your loot deck is probably full of vanilla ammo types.

do we need to add the items from the console or are they automatically added to the exp ammo pool once one has subscribed ? or maybe it needs a new campaign, cause i've done around 15 exp ammo since i subscribe and i have yet to see one of those appear.

i'd like to know if there is anything special to do to make them pop up, or if it could be a conflict of some kind that prevents those from coming out.

Alright, ill take a look

The damage from the ammo is bugged. It only applies to normal hits, not crits or dodge. It should apply to crits atleast.

I love these ammo types so much. Thanks!

Ok. Excellent. Thanks for the quick reply. :)

@ChaosMadeFlesh
Looks like the same stats, they probably asked permission for my code at some point, I said yes and just forgot.

Ah, thanks. I thought they were, was just unsure if anything was different (some stats, maybe?). So, all I need is Advent Ascended... Thanks. :)

oh, they are, huh

@ChaosMadeFlesh
I actually don't know, lmk if they are.

Just want to be sure, these are on Advent Ascending, right?

released a fix for ruler patch

@evilerevilhero
Basically yeah, unless they have 200 dodge or something. In which case 100 dodge penetration reduces that to 100

Dodge Penetration? Does this mean shots will never be grazed?

I got it. I overrided CreateIncendiaryAmmo and placed in there, it works fantastically. Thank you for your help, would never have found ApplyChance in the first place.

Thanks for the pointer, will do.

@ADVENT
so, you realize an override like that, even if it compiled, wouldn't affect dragon rounds right?

Since dragonrounds reference the X2StatusEffects class, not the X2StatusEffects_JFB

You should really look into the ambientnarrative hook:

http://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/3839560-template-modification-without-screenlisteners/

I tried a simple override, like this

http://pastebin.com/Ysaw0YLz

@ADVENT
you can't edit the original .uc files without a highlander mod.
You need to override them or hook into them.

for example:

IncendiaryTemplate = ItemManager.FindItemTemplate('IncendiaryRounds');
IncendiaryTemplate.TargetEffects[0].ApplyChance = 50;

you'd do that, but you'd put it inside some sort of hook. Like an ambientnarrative hook.

The only change I made (to test if anything works really) is adding BurningEffect.ApplyChance = 50 in :

static function X2Effect_Burning CreateBurningStatusEffect(int DamagePerTick, int DamageSpreadPerTick)

Right below eDupe_Refresh

@ADVENT
pastebin your code to me