LoversLab XCOM 2 Props: A Guide to Customization Options

As an avid fan of XCOM 2, I was excited to dive into the new customization options available in the game. Besides, I liked the way my characters looked within the older customization system. Unfortunately, the latest update removed some of these options, leaving players feeling disappointed.

I'm not alone in this sentiment. Many fans have expressed frustration with the removal of certain customization options, especially when it comes to the 'Props' section. Specifically, the upper and lower face props are now available, which were not previously an option.

To make matters more confusing, some players have reported issues with config files after updating the game. This can lead to lost progress and frustration when trying to access saved configurations. To avoid this issue, it's recommended to delete the config files in the documents folder (specifically, XCOMGame/XCOM 2 WotC) before launching the game.

For those who are new to customization options, there's a bit of a learning curve involved. The 'Props' section allows you to customize your characters' legs and torso, but it may take some experimentation to get the desired look.

One thing that did come as a surprise was the inclusion of the Alien Hunters DLC, which was released alongside the update. This DLC adds new cosmetic options to the game, including the aforementioned upper and lower face props.

For those who are running mods from the Workshop, it's recommended to use the Alternative Mod Launcher (AML) instead of the 2K launcher. This will help ensure that your mods are updated correctly and avoid any compatibility issues.

In conclusion, while the new customization options in XCOM 2 may not be perfect, there are still plenty of ways to get creative with your characters' appearances. By following these tips and understanding how the 'Props' section works, you can create unique and customized characters that stand out from the rest.

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