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Selroy46

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  1. In theory, yes. But realistically, you need to pick all active abilities and no passives for it to become an issue. For example, here is a screenshot of Swashbuckler Eder when you pick all 19 active skills. Though I'm sure there are some builds that have more keys than a piano. 🙂 Also, I left the main active ability lovers (spellcasters) unchanged, because I found it far more convenient when spells are organized by levels, like in vanilla. P.S. I'm experimenting with moving part of ability bar to a second row (a new row above, where usually hotkeys are), but I don't like how it looks so far. Maybe I'll just move the buttons for AI, weapon swap, and items belt there, to make the first row a bit shorter.
  2. Sorry for necroposting, but I stumbled upon this thread while searching for such mod. I found nothing, so I decided to make it myself. I published it on Nexus, here: https://www.nexusmods.com/pillarsofeternity2/mods/852 I hope it will help someone who is tired of making one extra click, like me. 😂
  3. Right now I'm playing with different class abilities and I was wondering did someone managed to mod count of weapon attacks per turn? I was trying to make an ability with weapon attack to use a free action instead of a standard but without success. Yeah you can make a spell that deal some damage to use a free action, but I was wondering if it is possible for abilities with weapon attack specifically.

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