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#Xcom 2 war of the chosen tired plus

One the previous games, doing all of this was much possible, on xcom 1 due models begin very limited I could never flesh it out the way I did now, in fact I even looked at my old xcom 1 screenshots and find out that I most run with whatever character I had.

#Xcom 2 war of the chosen tired how to

* When I figured how to get the Madoka Magica Mod working.

#Xcom 2 war of the chosen tired upgrade

With war of the Chosen, I could push this even further, with bonds I could now do in-game OTP (one true pairs) with many of my OCs, the photobooth I could even spend more time that would be reasonable - taking photos of their missions, pairs and upgrades (when ever I changed their armor I would upgrade their photo). and even go so far as giving each one a tarot-themed (both major and minor arcana) nickname.

#Xcom 2 war of the chosen tired plus

One thing which I did loved about xcom 2 and found that war of the chosen, plus mod support helped a lot was the customization - I found myself, even before war of the chosen, already creating several unique (and very anime like and I really mean it, at one point slipped out of control, and there was a bit of everything, from senpais to idols to magical girls*) characters, giving each one a personality, backgrounds, ect. My gunslinger was able to move into a position with line of sight to all of them and take out all 10 enemies with one move. That's pretty much the highest per-round damage output in the game.ДЄdditionally there are quite a lot of situations where you're faced with multiple enemies which you can reduce to a small amount of health but not quite kill, and the ability to fire the pistol at each visible enemy is invaluable sometimes- the most extreme example was on the final mission I was faced with I believe 4В Codexes and 2 Archons, who then split into 8 Codexes once I'd fired an AoE psychic ability at them. The Sharpshooter pistol abilities in particular I found absolutely invaluable and for the last third of the game ended up taking a gunslinger in preference to a sniper on most missions- a Gunslinger with Bluescreen rounds (+5 damage vs mech enemies)В is capable of pretty much taking out a Sectopod or Gatekeeper solo in one turn on Commander (or at the very least reducing it to almost no health)В if you use Quickdraw (Fire your pistol without ending your turn), Lightning Hands (free pistol shot) and then Fan Fire (3 consecutive pistol shots) for a total of 5 consecutive hits with +5 damage each (and with 100% hit chance most of the time). I've just finished my firstВ Ironman Commander run of vanilla XCOM 2 so this is fresh in my mind- personally I found that with the possible exception of the Blademaster Ranger skills pretty much every class has multiple viable builds with different strengths in different portions of the game or different situations.

I'd have to take a small issue with one thing though- Rob mentions a couple of times that he felt the classes in vanilla XCOM 2 lacked flexibility and in many casesВ really only had one viable build for the most part, and in particular mentioned the pistol abilities of the Sharpshooter class as not being particularly useful.