JESUS COCAINE CHRIST!!!
Note: Remember to extract the .pak file from the zipped folder and then put the .pak file into your ~mods folder.
Jimmy is one of the most beloved heisters in PAYDAY 2...and also one of the least likely to return in PAYDAY 3. Here's a way to have him in PAYDAY 3.
Lines may be changed in future updates. This will be to increase variety in lines and allow for the most immersive experience possible. And sometimes, there are lines that might just fit better that should be used instead.
Feel free to let me know if you hear any Joy voicelines that have not been replaced.
Why Joy?
Literally because the five male heisters are the original four and Houston. I wanted to be able to use all of Jimmy's available callout lines, and Jimmy calls out to all five of them. So I had to choose between Joy and Pearl. Now, Pearl seems like the easy option since she's got no callouts for Jimmy and Jimmy's got no callouts for her, plus Joy has callouts for Jimmy in PD2. BUT...SBZ keeps forgetting Pearl exists, so she has far less voicelines available in the game files than Joy does. So in the end, I chose her for the mod.
I would've used Wolf if I was forced to pick a male heister (since he's voiced by a different actor this time around), but some of Jimmy's best lines in the game are his callouts to Wolf. "AYYY, LOOK AT ME YOU BEAST!!!" "Howl WOLF!!!" "AY, WOLFIE!". You couldn't have possibly expected me to sacrifice those lines in favor of using a male heister for this mod. Ya know what I mean? If enough people really have a big issue with that, I will consider replacing the VO lines all over again...provided they add a new male heister, Sangres, or Duke to the game in the future.
Known Issues
- None that I know of at the moment LOL
Coming Soon
- The few unused voicelines I have yet to replace.
- Any VO that gets added by SBZ in future updates
Thanks to:
- whereribbonsfly for their PD2 audio archive and PD3 character lines resource.
- wednesdayenthusiast and their super, amazingly helpful PD3 audio modding guide.
