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That mod exists. Here you go: https://www.nexusmods.com/sekiro/mods/70

As you've probably seen, at E3 Bethesda announced an updated, natively 64-bit version of Skyrim. This would be an excellent time to contact / inform / lobby Bethesda representatives to make sure they are aware of this serious issue and address it for the new release. If they don't address it in the initial release our chances of getting this fixed go down. (Perhaps there are other pertinent future-minded technical concerns to raise, too?) You all are doing fantastic work. Thank you for starting the topic, bcsp.

Yeah, I always like mods like this for classic game sequels.

Cool idea. The Jagged Alliance games have something similar.

XCOM disables all or most of the keyboard and mouse binds when you enable the gamepad. This results in lost functionality for gamepad players. For example, there is no way to quicksave (F10) because there is no gamepad equivalent. Not even Alt-F4 (close the program) seems to work when gamepad is enabled. That's actually pretty important given some of the game-locking bugs XCOM has. In most games I play with a pad I use the excellent program Xpadder to bind keyboard commands to the gamepad, which greatly expands gamepad control possibilities. If we can find a way to keep the keyboard binds enabled then that would be possible in XCOM, too. I don't see any reason why it makes sense to disable all those useful binds when the gamepad's enabled. Silliness!

Thirded. As a female player this particularly annoys me. In my current game I'd guess the recruit ratio is 7:3 but maybe I just got "lucky." Seems like most of the non-recruit people in the ant farm are male too.

In recent times I've taken to playing most PC games with my lighter, wireless, more ergonomic DualShock 3 instead of my bulkier, wired Xbox 360 pad. Most PC games only officially support 360 pads, and thus only include 360 button icons. If XCOM graphics mods become possible I hope someone can add PS3 button icons to the PC version. (Ideally Firaxis would offer this option itself, as it already has the assets from the PS3 version...)

Here's a possibly relevant question: I wonder how many international (non-American) versions of the game have localized voices? For example, French voice acting in the French version, Japanese in the Japanese, etc.

You don't need to worry about "angering" her. I talked to her repeatedly, ran around her arena, spent five minutes around her... I walked by and left her world safely several times. She only aggroed when I attacked her. Perhaps that is different from her behavior in previous versions?

Sounds like this is something AutoHotkey could do: http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/misc/Remap.htm