Updates to vanilla profile section

docs/using-northstar/advanced.md

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 In order to create the `.bat` to launch this profile, you'll need to first create a `.txt` file inside of your Titanfall2 directory, and name it whatever you would like. Inside of this `.txt` file, you'll want to put in `NorthstarLauncher.exe -profile=PROFILE FOLDER NAME HERE`, replacing all of `PROFILE FOLDER NAME HERE` with the name that you gave the folder you installed your mods to. After this, rename the file to `yourFileName.bat`. Double clicking or right clicking on the `.bat` file then hitting `open` will launch Northstar with the assigned profile.
 
-You can set up profiles in an even more advanced way by setting up a way to use Steam to launch multiple different profiles from their newer launch menu that appears when you can launch a game in more ways than one. This is also covered [here](../installing-northstar/basic-setup.md#adding-alternate-launch-option-for-steam), and can be set up for profiles by simply adding the `-profile=PROFILE FOLDER NAME HERE` to the arguments of the new option for NorthstarLauncher, as seen below
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-![SteamEdit using Northstar Profiles](../images/steamedit-profiles.png)
+Alternatively, you can follow the [Steamedit section](advanced.md#setting-up-different-launch-methods-with-steamedit) to have a "launch menu" when launching Titanfall 2 on Steam.
 
 ### Vanilla Profile
 
 A simple "vanilla" profile can be created using a `.bat` file, without needing to fully make an additional mods folder. You can do this simply by creating a `.txt` file inside of your Titanfall2 directory (you can name it whatever you want), and putting in `NorthstarLauncher.exe -norestrictservercommands -profile=R2Vanilla`.
 After doing this, you'll want to rename it to `yourFileName.bat`.
-This tells the NorthstarLauncher to not restrict server commands, a feature which is needed to allow the server to tell the client which server to join (but is disabled on Northstar for security reasons), and tells it to use the `R2Vanilla` profile, which, as it doesn't normally exist, will launch Northstar with no core mods enabled, allowing you to easily play on Vanilla using most of Northstar's security fixes.
+This tells the NorthstarLauncher to not restrict server commands, a feature which is needed to allow the server to tell the client which server to join (but is disabled on Northstar for security reasons), and tells it to use the `R2Vanilla` profile.
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+By default, this profile doesn't exist, meaning you won't load _any_ mods when using it.\
+However, you can still add mods to the profile while doing this. To do this, simply create a folder called `R2Vanilla`, then create a `mods` folder in there, and move the mods you want to use on vanilla into that mods folder.
+Note that not all mods will work this way, especially ones that change the game drastically, or that use the mod settings feature found in Northstar.
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+Double clicking the `.bat` or right clicking on it and hitting `open` will launch the vanilla profile. Alternatively, you can follow the [Steamedit section](advanced.md#setting-up-different-launch-methods-with-steamedit) to have a "launch menu" when launching Titanfall 2 on Steam.
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+### Setting up different launch methods with Steamedit
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+You can set up profiles in an even more advanced way by setting up a way to use Steam to launch multiple different profiles from their newer launch menu that appears when you can launch a game in more ways than one.
+Follow the steps already listed [here](../installing-northstar/basic-setup.md#adding-alternate-launch-option-for-steam), then add `-profile=PROFILE FOLDER NAME HERE` (replace `PROFILE FOLDER NAME HERE` with the name of your profile's folder) to the arguments of the new option for NorthstarLauncher.
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+The example below shows 3 different launch options, one for normal Titanfall 2, one for Northstar, and one for Vanilla via Northstar, all added and working at once by setting up SteamEdit to use profiles.
 
-Double clicking the `.bat` or right clicking on it and hitting `open` will launch the vanilla profile.
+![SteamEdit using Northstar Profiles](../images/steamedit-vanilla-profiles.png)
 
 ## Setting levels using console commands <a href="#set-level" id="set-level"></a>