Great game, great characters, great memory

@Elderbunnie: Unfortunately, to WotCify a mod I would need to download WotC SDK and compile new separate mod at the very least.
The workaround I use is Xcom 2 Alternative Mod Launcher https://github.com/X2CommunityCore/xcom2-launcher/releases
Apparently there's also a way to mod default launcher to load non-WotC mods too, but I kinda get used to AML so didn't really research that...

Sadly with the new Launcher the mod doesn't work with WOTC anymore. Any chance you can change that? I hope it's only one line of code that says WOTC Yes or No or something like that.

My gurl Jenette! Cant believe how long she has left an impression on me, 16 years.

My ALabAstEr PrinCEsS

I want to ask you a tensy-winsy little favor...

All that out of the way, Bloodlines is dope and I'm looking forward to these.

@nintendoeats: Don't worry, I also still play vanila - my reason isn't really compicated tho, DLC is too expensive for my wallet (and I guess it would be nice to finish the campaign I started in base game )

Thanks. I was asking because (for complicated reasons) I am still using Vanilla. It's nice for something new to come along that I can use :)

@nintendoeats: Vanilla mod tools, but will work in WotC for both normal troops and heroes (just won't have WotC-exclusive lines).

Woooo!

You say WotC compatible. Were these created using the WotC or Vanilla mod tools?

When I first got XCOM, I looked for some sort of mod related to Bloodlines. Now, after all this time, you've done it for me. Thank you.

Wow what a blast from the past, nice!