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RDR2 Battle Callouts

Did you ever want to larp as Arthur Morgan or John Marston? Well with this you can do it better.
This makes you speak in battle by taunting your enemy, responding to damage, doing something or just pressing a button in a menu.
There's also a few minor interactions which make you speak outside of battles, such as: Falling to your death, Jumping, Roughy landing and Breathing

cl_rc_enabled - Duh. (you can still hear other players speaking if you're in a multiplayer server)
cl_rc_debug_enabled - Enables some debug information that is only seen if developer is set to 1.
cl_rc_voice_name - Lets you change your voice pack. By default theres: john, arthur.
rc_menu - Toggles the voicemenu. If you bind it, it'll keep the menu open until you press it again.
+rc_menu - Enables the voicemenu. If you bind it, it'll keep the menu open only if you hold the button down.
sv_rc_enabled - Duh. (disables it globally for everyone)
cl_rc_chance_%event_name% - Lets you change the chance of a certain event.
cl_rc_timeout_%event_name% - Lets you change the desired timeout of a certain event.

Practically this mod allows others to make voice packs for it, but you might find the base limiting. Here a few notes you need to keep in mind if you decide to do so anyway:
1) Don't use non-wav formats, as it'll break certain timings due to SoundDuration() not supporting anything else but wav (if you REALLY want non-wav, lmk)
2) Conversion tools can be found in the github repo. (you need python and "pip install pydub" for them)
3) If you do not wish or can't include a certain event type, you can simply not create a folder for it. The mod will ignore it and wont try to use it.
4) If you wish for more functionality, let me know or make it yourself. You can pull request improvements, fixes or changes to my github repo or post your own version wherever you want. No need to ask me for permission. (refer to the unlicense license if you're unsure. fyi i have it on almost every mod i made fully myself)
5) All the events and their names can be seen in the "rc" folder in "sound".

You can ask, but if it's something I described already - you're a dummy. Also don't post lua errors or bug reports in the comments, do it on github.