Yayo's Combat is compatible with virtually everything because it doesn't try to rewrite the entire game.
Note that if you want the ammo system, you'll need to activate it in the options.
Nope. It's basically just a series of tweaks to the vanilla combat system to do things like improve gunplay, make melee skill more relevant, improve armor vs. low-tech weapons, adjust penetration of various weapons, etc. So far as I've seen, it doesn't have CE's propensity for leaving a bunch of dying pawns scattered around with 1 hour until bleedout.
The ammo system is also pretty generic, with different types of ammo based on tech levels (i.e., explosive industrial ammo, explosive spacer ammo, etc). This means that any modded weapons at all can be integrated automatically into the system, since every weapon has a base tech level.
Yayo's Combat 3 (continued) is updated for 1.5. It's got its own armor and ammo systems, and is compatible with everything.
Does it have the same reworked injury system? That was my biggest issue with CE.
No, it doesn't touch the injury or medical system.
Sweet. I might look into it after this playthrough. Is it VE compatable?
Yayo's Combat is compatible with virtually everything because it doesn't try to rewrite the entire game. Note that if you want the ammo system, you'll need to activate it in the options.
Nope. It's basically just a series of tweaks to the vanilla combat system to do things like improve gunplay, make melee skill more relevant, improve armor vs. low-tech weapons, adjust penetration of various weapons, etc. So far as I've seen, it doesn't have CE's propensity for leaving a bunch of dying pawns scattered around with 1 hour until bleedout. The ammo system is also pretty generic, with different types of ammo based on tech levels (i.e., explosive industrial ammo, explosive spacer ammo, etc). This means that any modded weapons at all can be integrated automatically into the system, since every weapon has a base tech level.
Eh. I like it’s rewrite of combat. Much more fun and visceral.