| richardhutnik said: Well, looks like they are in keeping with the original. I understand in the original XCom, the idea was almost all your squad would end up dying, and a few would survive and you would get attached to them. When I did try to play the original XCom, I didn't know this is what happened, so my soldiers would die, and I felt like I was doing something wrong. |
Yeah. It's a lot easier to get attached this time because your guys are much more differentiated: how they look and what color armor you give them and what perks you take as they level up, right down to the little flag of their home country on the back of their armor. By the time the little guy hits sergeant and earns his very own nickname, you've kind of bonded with him. And when you're helpless to watch as a chrysalid rips open his guts and lays an egg in them, it hurts.
I only wish that you could pick what specialty your guy takes (I never have enough damn snipers) and that every voice didn't have an American accent.
