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[Girls' Frontline] WA2000 Squadmate and Voice [WOTC]

Ah, ok. I just thought the mod was bugged.
Thanks for clearing that up for me.

Yep, working as intended. I do have a few situations where there's two lines, like killing a target or overwatch, when a MOD character doesn't reuse their original lines, though there aren't many. There's just enough source voice lines to cover the different scenarios a player may encounter with reasonable context.

I think they all were different, but if she moved twice, the second move line would be the same as the first instance, or if she missed two shots, the second miss line would be the same as the first miss line. Each action type has a separate line, but they only have one line each, is what I meant. I didn't read the first question you asked correctly, my mistake.

For example, if your instance is working correctly, lines for TakingDamage, TakingFire, Moving, Overwatch, ADVENTSighting, and DeathScream should all be different.

I'm pretty sure it did. They both repeated the same line once, without any variety.

In your experience, does Overwatch have an identical voice line to Moving?

The voicepack appears to repeat the exact same line for every action. Like she says one line for one action, and another action has one different singular line.
I should, however, say I only played one mission so far with the character and voice, but I have a feeling it'll happen again.

Huh. Well that's unfortunate.
Seems the prototype All-In-One is so insanely crashy that you'll get a CTD within 5 minutes of navigating through the Character Pool menu.
I can upload it for you if you want to see for yourself, but loading the mods separately somehow is more stable. Must have something to do with the number of upks or number of voices, but I'm not really sure.
I could try packing everything into a single upk, but in addition to being very time consuming, upks have a size limit of 300 MB. Anything more than that and XCOM 2 is going to yell at you to make it smaller.

I can say it has very, very long loading times with many voice packs (I think they are mostly at fault with in-mission loading times), but, well...
Also, like YT series "modded beyond reason" showed, game doesn't like 1000+ mods. Up to that limit, until you have true conflicts, it should work... most of the time.

Sounds reasonable. I'll take a look.