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When you loaded the dependencies but removed this mod it fixed the issue?
This pack would add 3 new dependencies for me and the mod itself, it's like a 5% increase to the amount of mods I'm already running.
But I know not every mod is made for me, seems like good work so I hope others can enjoy it. Cheers.
I understand the desire to keep mod lists to a minimum and I make effort to keep the dependencies as limited as possible while achieving the builds that I am aiming for.
I hope there is a scenario where you are able to enjoy my encounters mods.
If there could be a vanilla version of this would be nice. Or at the very least use one of the more popular weapon mods for Weaponcore so people don't need to add more obscure weapon mods on top of obscure weapon mods from other NPC mods.
Yet in all seriousness I look forward to this mod exploding in popularity/usage along with more updates