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https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1147925885&searchtext=starting
There is an updated version for WotC on the workshop.
+SoldierClasses="LWS_Shinobi"
+SoldierClasses="LWS_Sharpshooter"
+SoldierClasses="LWS_Ranger"
+SoldierClasses="LWS_Gunner"
+SoldierClasses="LWS_Grenadier"
+SoldierClasses="LWS_Specialist"
+SoldierClasses="LWS_Technical"
This mod hasn't yet been updated for WotC so technically it isn't compatible... but still works to ajn extent.
As you've seen, YOU CAN'T USE IT TO ASSIGN A FACTION HERO to your starting squad because the mod's code doesn't understand what these faction heroes are.
But you can use it to some degree though... By assigning your first squad of Rookies, you are in effect "emulating" a fresh campaign that has "Lost and Abandoned" turned on because it will give you four Rookies instead of three plus the faction hero.
Make sure you spell your CP soldiers' names correctly in the .ini file and set their "soldier Rank" value to Zero (if you really want rookies).
While the mod may not be working with War of the Chosen's faction heroes, it does work in tandem with Quicker Start . More importantly, the characters selected for Starting Soldiers will all have High or Very High compatibility with each other upon completion of Gatecrasher.
I've found this very handy for my go to Left 4 Dead starting squad.
Apparently that is an annoying bug/issue with WotC itself and is not caused by this mod.
So in essence this mod *CAN BE USED* in essence to start you off with the Rookies you wanted for your starting soldiers. However, you will lose your starting Faction Hero and the game will still give you a Randomly generated Faction hero, until the Devs fix that issue out, or until a modder fixes it for them.
So yeah, I'll definitely use this mod again at its current state.
Not sure about this mod getting updated either, author hasn't posted anything in 13 months!
I really hope you can address this in an update as I refuse to let the game randomly chose my CP soldiers especially when it sometimes chooses one of my Psi Ops soldiers as starting Rookies and that definitely messes things up :P
1. Just not use this mod ever, which sucks...
2. Or assign one CP faction recruit to your starting squad, and in turn ALWAYS select the appropriate faction in all of your campaigns. Now the problem with this option is... what's the proper setting for a faction recruit? I know "class" would be their faction, but what is the rank setting? Is it "1" as in squaddie?
"IF" you set your starting soldiers for non-tutorial "GateCrasher" with all Rookies (from your Character Pool of course), you will break how WotC reworks the mission. As it stands, WotC starts GateCrasher with three Rookies and a unit from one of the factions. Which faction the game starts you off is random, however you can choose which one you start your campaign with under the "Advanced options" prior to starting your campaign.
Are you typing out your soldiers names correctly?
If you want this mod to work, you'll have to set your soldiers as rookies only as setting them with ranks doesn't work.
Here's to hoping this mod gets updated. Always started with several vets on my roster, since it didn't make sense to me that after 20 years, XCOM only has rookies that can't shoot worth shit.
@Okami.. must be a typo in the very first CHARACTER_INFO name string. The character pool must be exactly like what you'll type in the text fields... so, "Ôkami Dodu" is probably defined by the pool as "Okami Dodu" without the accent on the "O". As soon as only ONE entry fails everything else can't register correctly too, btw.
.CHARACTER_INFO=(SoldierName="Ôkami Dodu",SoldierClass="Sharpshooter",SoldierRank=1)
.CHARACTER_INFO=(SoldierName="Kiwi Dodu",SoldierClass="Specialist",SoldierRank=1)
.CHARACTER_INFO=(SoldierName="Clover O'brian",SoldierClass="Ranger",SoldierRank=1)
.CHARACTER_INFO=(SoldierName="Jon M'basa",SoldierClass="Grenadier",SoldierRank=1)
It's not working. Do I have to modify somthoing else ? Do I have to put the file somewhere ?
[StartingSoldiers.StartingSoldiers]
;Soldier Name will generae a random soldier, if left empty or not found in your character pool
;Soldier Name is of the form: "FirstName LastName", CAPS MATTER!
;Soldier Class determines soldier class, "" gives you a random soldier, don't typo this
;Soldier Class does nothing if your soldier rank is 0
;SoldierRank=0 means rookier, SoldierRank=1 means squaddie, etc
;Yes, you can have as many or as few character_info entries as you'd like, not just 4.
;You will need to edit DefaultGameCore.ini if you want a larger squad size though
; Default settings: 4 random squaddies
.CHARACTER_INFO=(SoldierName="Jane Kelly",SoldierClass="Ranger",SoldierRank=1)
.CHARACTER_INFO=(SoldierName="Sophie Werner",SoldierClass="Ranger",SoldierRank=1)
.CHARACTER_INFO=(SoldierName="Eric Jefferson",SoldierClass="Sharpshooter",SoldierRank=1)
.CHARACTER_INFO=(SoldierName="Gerry Baker",SoldierClass="Specialist",SoldierRank=1)
I don't think you can even start your campaign with SPARKs because the game technically starts you off with Rookies by default.
Secondly,
1) If you use double-quotes "" in the (SoldierName=__) field.. the soldier will also be random.
2) Your Jane Kelly (and other names) should be written as (( "Jane Kelly" )) and must be present in the Character Pool as is. This mod has to find them there.
3) The SoldierClass also need to be between Quotation marks.
[StartingSoldiers.StartingSoldiers]
;Soldier Name will generae a random soldier, if left empty or not found in your character pool
;Soldier Name is of the form: "FirstName LastName", CAPS MATTER!
;Soldier Class determines soldier class, "" gives you a random soldier, don't typo this
;Soldier Class does nothing if your soldier rank is 0
;SoldierRank=0 means rookier, SoldierRank=1 means squaddie, etc
;Yes, you can have as many or as few character_info entries as you'd like, not just 4.
;You will need to edit DefaultGameCore.ini if you want a larger squad size though
; Default settings: 4 random squaddies
.CHARACTER_INFO=(SoldierName=Jane Kelly,SoldierClass=Ranger,SoldierRank=1)
.CHARACTER_INFO=(SoldierName=Sophie Werner,SoldierClass="Ranger",SoldierRank=1)
.CHARACTER_INFO=(SoldierName=Eric Jefferson,SoldierClass=Sharpshooter,SoldierRank=1)
.CHARACTER_INFO=(SoldierName=Gerry Baker,SoldierClass=Specialist,SoldierRank=1)