RazorVayne

The default augment is really hard to hear, specifically if you aren't wearing headphones. With such a weak cymbal ding, I can barely hear it unless I'm wearing headphones, as well as being very difficult to discern which direction it's coming from, via stereo speakers because of the high-pitched dinging with no bass. Either an alternate, more discernable noise would be ideal, or simply a louder default cymbal noise.

Obviously some vocations can still defeat the Sphinx, but as a Fighter or Warrior, you can't seem to stop the Sphinx from fleeing, once she's activated the cutscene of "growing weary" or whatever. Even though I've completely depleted all her health bars, as soon as she ticks to 1 HP, the cutscene activates and becomes essentially invincible. Really, really annoying game design. Locking a player's movements behind cutscenes is one of the biggest game dev sins imaginable. It's unforgivabaaaaaaaal!

Just a simple little mod that removes, or silences the dripping noises that you hear when the player has been deluged by rain or just submerged in water. It just sounds like a dripping cave for as long as the wet debilitation lasts, which is quite a while. It's just weird and unimmersive, after wading briefly in a river on a sunny day, then venturing onward on land for the next 15 minutes and all you hear is just drippy cave ambience. Not sure if Oil, aka Tarred has a similar sound, but if it does, it doesn't seem nearly as noticeable.

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I'm hoping there's some way to get the bonus early-game rewards from the original game to this Definitive version. The set includes the "Supplicant", the "Healer", and some seeds of skill. I get that it's broken, but Supplicant was at least Oh-so-nice to have early game! The way the Definitive edition is set up, it just makes me just want to play the original instead.

I've thought about it for a long time, hoping someone would have the same idea, but with the expertise. Because I sure don't. There's still little gathering spots littered around Gransys I'm finding after 9+ playthroughs of it. It's all basic loot, but still really cool to discover, especially after years of just passing by them unknowingly since the glow is so faint, and only if you get close enough. I feel like it'd be doable. If anyone could look into it, :happy:

Please, if anyone could replace Angela's (or anyone else's) combat moveset with Kevin's. Or alternatively, swap Kevin's model for Angela's, since there's already a mod out there to change his voice to a female. He is personally the most fun to play as because of his moveset, so it'd be great to see with other characters.

I find that the health bars and stuff get in the way a bit, especially when it's dead center at the bottom. It might not even have to be moved to the top, but just not in the middle anywhere. I'd even pay for a well done mod like this.

Seconded

Wow, just like that. Thank you, kind Stranger!

I'd like to request an FOV mod for Sekiro. The likes of which Dr4Wm4N made for Dark Souls 3. Or just any way to manipulate actual FOV, not simply cheat engine camera distances.

If requesting is accepted, then I'd like to request an FOV mod for Sekiro. The likes of which Dr4Wm4N made for Dark Souls 3. Or just any way to manipulate actual FOV, not cheat engine camera distances.

Like the title suggests, I'd love to see a mod that basically overwrites any outfit model with the Sneaking Suit perk of footsteps being undetected while sneaking. I've messed around with the Quiet Player Multi mod and Infinite Heaven, but to no avail. I think most of us can agree that the Sneaking Suit is simply the best all-around outfit to have, due to it's perk. But being able to mix that perk for an outfit you'd actually want to wear for the sake of fashion would be amazing. I'll admit, I just want the sneaking perk for any female swimwear. It's viable to have softer footsteps if you're barefoot, after all. I'm surprised there's not a dedicated mod for this already, and I might do it myself if I knew my way around swapping models at all. I know the process would be fairly simple if I knew what I was doing.