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Didn't even know that was a thing
In any case, changed the folder "Tools Of The Trade" to "ToolsofTheTrade" so hopefully it'll be readable and such now. Also did the same for my other mod.
Sorry again, I had no idea!
One of the problems with making weapons too rare is not necessarily that they are too hard to find, is that it makes them harder to use once you actually do find them. Because you don't wanna waste your rare weapon that you just got.
It's hard to really judge stuff because I did a test run with some friends on Extremely Rare loot rarity and we found a fair amount of stuff, but that could just be RNG being kind to us. Like the Spiff Army Knife - it's supposed to be as rare as a Big Spiffo, yet we found one in a random shelf that generated with toys on it in a big apartment building in Louisville, which was also the place we were turning into our base, so it was acquired almost immediately. Stuff like that makes stuff hard to balance.
Need to find the right balance between the weapon being something you're happy to find, while also being feasible to obtain. In the next update I'll tweak a few of the rarities a bit, maybe double their spawn chance and see how that goes...I'll also be updating it so the weapons will be capable of being repaired, so that'll make keeping hold of them a little better I hope.
Thanks for your input, also!
Can you perhaps send me your crash log?
Sorry for any confusion if you thought it only needed ONE (1) battery, as it requires TWO (2) batteries to repair it, like a typical electronic device especially from the 90s. Also made it need two instead of one so it was a little bit more balanced.
Let me know if that works or not, and I'll take a look at it, thanks!
If you come across it, could you let me know if you can use the Jackknife or Multitool for performing tasks specific to that mod? Or just in general?
It's possible their recipes are set to simply only require the screwdriver item itself, and not just anything that has a screwdriver tag - which would be an easy mistake to make since vanilla only has the one screwdriver in it, I think. Not 100% sure though.