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How hard would it be to put those biotic barriers on a human? Would it even be possible for a relative novice like me? Even through use of say, Grimy's Console Commands?
I went ahead and made the Mass Effect peeps (as I assume many of us did) and I'd really love to assign that ability to Jack, Miranda, and Kaidan.
I'll mess around and see. might take a bit though.
@Arkhangel See the known issues, XCOM's vanilla method of cosmetic transitions is pretty much super reliant on that different character templates wear different armour types (and will get different, exclusive classes from each other) and can break pretty hard once you get multiple character templates that all wear soldier-type armour due to having the same classes.