[B18] EPOE: Rebalanced v1.4.2 (27/11/2017)

[XeoNovaDan]

Rough integration of Tsu's update! A full balance pass will come at some point, which was also part of the delay.

[Sam Gray]

The "Unofficial" update work flawlessly apart from patching for advanced bionic hand which gives red errors.
For anyone who is wondering, replacing the patch text for it with the text below in the HediffDefs_AdvancedBionics file fixes the errors.

   <Operation Class="PatchOperationReplace">
      <xpath>Defs/HediffDef[defName="AdvancedBionicHand"]/addedPartProps/partEfficiency</xpath>
      <value>
         <partEfficiency>1.4</partEfficiency>
      </value>
   </Operation>
   <Operation Class="PatchOperationRemove">
      <xpath>Defs/HediffDef[defName="AdvancedBionicHand"]/stages</xpath>
   </Operation>
   <Operation Class="PatchOperationReplace">
      <xpath>Defs/HediffDef[defName="AdvancedBionicHand"]/comps/li/tools/li/cooldownTime</xpath>
      <value>
         <cooldownTime>1.65</cooldownTime>
      </value>
   </Operation>
   <Operation Class="PatchOperationReplace">
      <xpath>Defs/HediffDef[defName="AdvancedBionicHand"]/comps/li/tools/li/power</xpath>
      <value>
         <power>10</power>
      </value>
   </Operation>

[Kori]

Awesome addition for EPOE, added to my modlist!

@CyanSam thanks for the fix

[Kori]

If you're using Combat Extended, place this above Combat Extended in the load order. This edits Steel Arm's melee verbs, but CE then removes it.

Rebalance after EPOE and before CE, I'm getting this red error:

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[Combat Extended] Patch operation Verse.PatchOperationReplace(*/HediffDef[defName="SimpleProstheticArm"]/comps/li[@Class="HediffCompProperties_VerbGiver"]/tools) failed

Is this what you were talking about and can be ignored? Just to be sure..

[XeoNovaDan]

That might've been the error. Can't remember though.

[Kori]

Thanks

[mazacik]

Does natural organ rejection ever go away?

[XeoNovaDan]

Mazacik - Nope, it doesn't. Natural organs with EPOE:R are just meant to be a temporary thing before upgrading to synthetics. With managed rejection, natural organs will be more efficient than surrogates but have the cost of pain too.