It's a base game bug, but if you notice when you lose your pcs you actually keep the stats and apply a new pcs so it's to your benefit I had a sniper eat 2 21 aim bonuses leading to some ridiculous accuracy.
If you are talking about Radio Relay you build in top right corner of your Haven management (and you can only see this from geoscape), then that only gives you cheaper Intel costs for contacting regions and is needed to get continental bonuses.
Normally players would try it. It has nice explanation when they click that stuff. (cheaper intel payments for distant regions, and more money per month) Actually when you are contacting new regions tooltip even says the intel cost is dependent on distance to nearest radio tower)
Just you wait until you do the last mission...
That just means you managed the strategic parts wrongly. If you found yourself in a situation where you only got one high level squad of 6-8 soldiers you fracked up. When I said 10 pages back that LW2 probably has the most complex strategy part of any Xcom game so far, I was not kidding. My Commander campaign also ended because I mismanaged strategic part of the game.
Depends on what is critical to you for Xcom game. It still has no TUs, pod activations system is only slightly changed and characters still do not have real inventory and cannot share items during combat or pick them up from the ground to use.
It is still a pod system which gives them free moves and shit. That is why it is slightly changed.
I read it all and I know how it works. But you don't understand why people don't like pod system and free moves when discovered is one of the main reasons.
dude, you don't know what enemies you're going to face before a mission other than a blacksite or similar. all i saw was "strenght 3, very light, readiness vulnerable", exactly like a starting mission. i had to fight 4-5 pods of elite mutons, elite snakes and a sectopod. that doesn't look "strenght 3, very light" at all to me.
Advent strenght does not describe enemy tech levels only their numbers. Bigger strength means bigger baseline numbers at 100% infiltration. Missions become Very Light, then Light then Light-Moderate and so on.
I don't have to imagine, it is called Open Xcom. It is called Terror from the Deep and it is called Xenonauts. And not, it is not irritating. It is 2x better than what nuXcom has.
