Marvel superhero tattoos
11 Fantastic Tattoos for the XCOM 2 Soldier in You Comic Lover.
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11 Fantastic Tattoos for the XCOM 2 Soldier in You Comic Lover.
I longed to make a Black Widow character with a little hourglass tattoo and saw how many superhero logos were floating around Pinterest and decided to add a few more Marvel characters. I did not create or design any of these logos; they are freely available on the Internet. I only imported them into the game because I wanted to learn how and had to start somewhere.
The 11 tattoos are: Avengers 'A', Black Widow's hourglass, Captain America's shield, Fantastic 4 symbol, Punisher's skull symbol (shoulder and half-sleeve versions), S.H.I.E.L.D. logo, Spider-Man's spider symbol, Venom's spider symbol, Winter Soldier's star and the X-Men logo.
XCOM 2 appears to reverse left arm tattoos on the right shoulder so only symmetrical logos like the Avengers and Fantastic Four logos can be used on the left arm. All others are more or less symmetrical and can be used on either arm. There was some stretching in the UV mapping of the characters' shoulders (especially the males) and I had to vertically compress most of the logos to make them look correct in game.
Author: eldritch68
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- Download the compressed package
- Unzip the file
- Copy the files to the MODS folder
- Run the game
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