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Biotic Class Redux

Warp your surroundings with dark energy with the Biotic Class! Spec yourself as a Vanguard that charges into the fray, an Adept that can attack from afar, or a Guardian that can take a lot of incoming fire.

Biotics are somewhat akin to psi-operatives, their measurement of strength is similar to psi-operatives for instance, their abilities don't quite work on normal rules, etc.

However, biotics are the opposite of psi-ops in one key area: biotics are effectively born, not trained.

You will only able to gain biotics through either rookies lucky enough to be able to grow their biotic powers, or from resistance fighters XCOM can gain as reward units as they fight against ADVENT. This class will not appear as an option in the Guerilla Training School.

Biotics use Bullpups and Shotguns as their primaries.

Biotics also have their own secondary weapon, biotic amps, which have the following requirements:

Biotic Amp - requires that a capable biotic be found among XCOM forces, or recruited from the resistance.

Advanced Biotic Amp - Requires Psionics to be researched.

In a vanilla game, the schematic costs are 70 supplies, 10 elerium dust and alloys, and 2 sectoid corpses.

Elerium Biotic Amp

In a vanilla game, this requires the Gatekeeper autopsy. Schematic costs 200 supplies, 10 alloys, 15 elerium dust, and a Gatekeeper corpse.




Which .ini do I have to edit for GTS availability?
XComClassData.ini, located at (where XCOM 2 is installed)\steamapps\workshop\content\268500\1125004715\Config, change NumInForcedDeck to 4. This will enable GTS training for the class. Will also make it work with Commander's Choice.

Kvalyr for his invisible psi-amps mod, plus for helping me out when I was just starting out as a modder.

Musashi, for I used his void strike animations for this mod's biotic teleport and charge animations.

Xylthixlm, for his perk icon pack this mod uses.

LeaderEnemyBoss, for letting me use Singularity from his mod for this mod's Singularity.

E X T R A T H I C C, for providing sounds from the ME games in a usable format

and EA and Bioware, for making and publishing the Mass Effect series that I've put approximately too much hours into.