I'm not asking you to do anything, just stressing as a matter of fact that the "unfairness" is completely manageable. It's not more of an "obsession" that replaying chess several times.Īlso, you are missing the point. That said, it plays extremely well and it's very polished and slick, I can certainly see how plenty of people would love it, but I think a large amount of the people who bought this was frustrated.Ĭlick to expand.It's a very replayable game by nature. I felt the Enemy Unknown was on point but this was too ambitious. And with XCOM's brand of progression, perma-death and base building for new abilities and weapons, it's easy to lose too many guys or build the wrong base set-up, and I ended up having to restart levels and sometimes the entire game. No one is gonna study YouTube videos before they play a game, so it becomes trial and error. That enemy is pure RNG unless you play the game to death and learn the ins and outs. Maybe I'm remembering it wrong, but after the tutorial, I seem to remember coming across the mindfucker on normal, and sure there are tactics to beat him, but it requires restarts of the level and learning the tactics. I believe a fixed evac near the start would also increase the risk of the mission and require decisions on how hard and fast one wanted to go to obtain loot Reinforcements are almost mandatory on this as the sweep is too simple.Click to expand.Well, you gotta factor in that you love this game to an absurd extent, one thing is playing through it once or twice, but 20 times is an obsession. The number of crates could perhaps remain high if the loot per crate was reduced. I wonder if there is a way to delay Advent securing loot boxes for the first few turns, or otherwise perhaps just balance around the fact that, while a lot of boxes are available, you cannot expect to get many unless you put your soldiers at risk by dashing towards the crates. One benefit of the revealed start and the reinforcement timer was that there was no time or adequate means to establish a solid ambush on advent.
They were desirable due to the constant lack of resources at higher difficulties.
I recall that SnG was implemented after the first release and was introduced as a means to assist in resource gathering. In this case, I would be inclined to keep the new version and adjust those elements most simple to adjust to bring the risk v reward ratio in line with the LW2 SnG missions. Big fan of minimising effort and maximising reward.
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