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The Mutons are some of the most difficult enemies to defeat in every XCom game. Muton Elites are enhanced to make them even more formidable. They have some of the heaviest armor in the game, and a very high health rating. Muton Elites are armed with heavy plasma cannons; which can kill even a heavily armored soldier with one shot. Elites are also armed with explosive grenades which can negate the cover the player’s soldiers are using. They also have a suppression ability which can gives them an attack of opportunity during the player’s turn. Sometimes it seems like Muton Elites are invulnerable; which not only affects the morale of the player’s soldiers, but the morale of the pla


The Lost add an entire new layer of strategy to missions, as players need to tread carefully lest they find themselves boxed in a back alley surrounded by swarms of ashen zombies on all sides. They're not a huge threat compared to the ADVENT, but they certainly throw a wrench in otherwise routine missions. That's likely why Firaxis Games has introduced unique mission modifiers called sit reps, which can fill a map with volatile explosives or require that only low-ranked soldiers be sent on certain missions. It's all about a variety of added challenges, and War of the Chosen provides this in spa


Domination will permanently mind control one enemy for the rest of the mission, which is a stronger skill than the mind control aliens get. As long as your will is high enough, you can mind control any organic being from Sectoids to the terrifying Andromedons . No other skill in XCOM 2 can change a fight in your favor so quickly and grant a plethora of new skills at the same time. The alien you control can use all of their abilities that infamously give you trou


Multiplayer might not be the best for RTS games on the Steam Deck , but there is nothing wrong about single-player. The recent Command & Conquer Remastered was particularly well-received and seen as one of the finer remasters in recent years. Going through these classics again on a handheld will be a totally new way to appreciate them . Mouse control might be a problem, but only hands-on experience will tell how Steam Deck's alternative wo


Aside from the main Command and Conquer series, it's perhaps Red Alert that amped up the gaming community's love for RTS to 11. Unlike the rather sci-fi approach of C&C , Red Alert focuses more on its alternate history take of Tesla-powered Soviet Union against the hardened military might of the Allied For


To survive Ironman runs, it can be helpful for players to prepare for failure. XCOM 2 is famous for occasionally feeling unfair due to having a high percentage of shots missed or having a soldier behind full cover instantly die to a critical hit from an enemy alien . These unlucky occasions are the most punishing during the early game when XCOM 2 is at its deadliest. As such, players should be prepared to accept some bad luck and persev


Ultimately, XCOM 2: War of the Chosen buries even the most tactically-sound gamer under a mountain of entertaining challenges and adds not only several hours of content to play through, but well-neigh infinite replayability as well - we can't wait to restart the fight and see how a new batch of soldiers fares against the ADVENT government. Firaxis Games has introduced a veritable mountain of new enemies and experiences to take in, greatly refreshing what was already a deep slg strategy Guide title with a steep learning curve. With so many layers of new content and carefully balanced gameplay, War of the Chosen (and its accompanying price tag) isn't for the faint of heart, but it certainly packs more than enough value to back up the pr


In short, it's a system that finally forces players to shuffle their rosters as the game progresses, and a clever solution to those who send the same soldiers into battle again and again. The challenges of maintaining a healthy roster of skilled soldiers adds plenty of surprising depth to the XCOM experie


These alien menaces never get easy to defeat, no matter how well-equipped of a squad the player has. Chryssalids are four-legged insectoid creatures that have several vicious, and unique abilities. First off, Chryssalids are extremely fast; most players encountering them for the first time might be shocked how far they can travel in a turn. To make it worse, they can use their leap ability to get to a higher elevation. The ability that makes them particularly dangerous is their ability to implant a Chryssalid embryo into their victims. This turns the victim into a mindless zombie that attacks the player’s squad and civilians. After only a few turns a Chryssalid, at full strength, emerges from the zom


Each of these factions has its own theme, storyline, and motivations. They also have unique buildings and gameplay options . In fact, one might say all of them have a proper "claim" to the planet. However, it's up to players to help them secure