I got it from the original site here, which has instructions. I'm not sure if it only come into effect on a new game, or if it just adds them to the pool and future intakes will use them.
I've used 1.0 and 2.0 on previous editions of FM and it definitely make regens more unique. I'd actually forgotten about it though, so thanks for this.
Nexus usually good for mods too, or Moddb - but there will probably be more of a selection at nexus.
Edit: Doctor Who mod for New Vegas on moddb... must get... :P
In Prefrences > Interface, under Skin, make sure 'Use Caching' is disabled and 'Reload skin on confirm' is ticked.
You could also try forcing the cache clear with the button above those settings.
The easiest way is to create the second tactic by using the first as a base, and moving the positions in the formation to your new formation in a logical fashion, as to preserve as much of the original positions/roles as possible.
You can backup your games files within Steam (Right click the game in the library > Backup game files). Store them on an external hd, or another PC then move them back. When you want to reinstall, go Steam (at the top left) > Backup and restore games > Restore a previous backup.
That they do. Staff have a CA and PA just like players, and get better over time. I'm not sure how complex it is, but I'd assume their mental attributes and the facilities they have access to would affect their growth.
As Kev said you need a config file. You could do it all in the one file, as long as the .png files are in the same folder:
<record>
<!-- dont preload anything in this folder -->
<boolean id="preload" value="false"/>
<!-- turn off auto mapping -->
<boolean id="amap"...
Other than FM, Torchlight 2 (with the Synergies mod) and Dota 2 mainly. Also, I'm probably going to start playing Guild wars 2 again soon after I took a break for a while.
He is a beast...
I believe it is Alavanja 13 pro
Nice regens ctall, I wish I could get a nice Aussie regen like Todorovski :p
Also you are in 2045... Did you play all those seasons?