You need a Roll Fizzlebeef on your team to successfully win
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Just eat some Reese's Puffs, followed by pizza rolls. It's impossible to be sad while having either.
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Im very attached to my squad. When Carol Nichols(Yes, I took the care of memorizing their names), my sniper, dies, I cry for like 5 minutes and then reload. When Col. Rivera (My heavy unit) dies, I have a moment of silence, pwn all of the aliens, and then reload. And when LeFevre dies, my French amazing support guy dies I have grenade shots heard around the map in honor, and then I reload.
But seriously, when any of your units die, you will be sad, no joke. Ive screamed at my computer screen many times, no joke. Some of what is up there doesn't always happen (But has at least once), but everything written down here is true. Feels like a knife stabs into you when you lose a squad member. The game is a sad game, but it's literally one of my favorite games ever!
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some of the maps due to the enemy getting a raised terrain advantage feel massively unfair and it is quite difficult to come out without taking any losses. The cemetery can be annoying at time, but the worst level for me is usually the one with the fountain.
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The game's different for everyone though. I got the construction site back at the beginning with only thin men, but at the cemetary I had all the mutons. The levels come at dif times for dif people.
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.. i feel ur pain.. im very close and attached to soldiers :< but when i first met the disc of death i was able to take it down before it did anything at all.. never thought much of it till i met them again during an terror attack and had to deal with 3 of them which was more then enough for me to realize just how evil those things can be.. i was lucky because they took down both my supports which are my absolute fav because i love the friendly/support/medic types and they were both in critical but they both were the onlly ones who had a medkit :< but i was able to end it just when one has 1 turn left and the other had 2 turns left phew ~
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Pro tip. Never walk into new tiles ever if you are already fighting enemys.
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Also, use a greanade whenever you see a disc. They always have 2 little ones very near to it. Also, Overwatch is a very good thing forsnipers if they got the skill which allow them to shoot if they kill the target (forgot its name (: ). One sniper may clean 3 or 4 mutons if s/he gets lucky and that helps a lot. (:
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I LOVE XCOM! You know how I deal with tough situations? save load save load save load. I already have 200 save files on XCOM :D
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hahaha, XCOM is sic man, don't know why your complaining, shit happens in these missions, with so many rookies name them after ppl you hate so when they go down post them on xcoms facebook fallen soldier page and leave a message how another a$$hat blown to sh$t means more oxygen to breathe for the rest of us.
Just chill and reload the save and work a better strategy..
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You know what can be much worse and WAY more emotional than a squaddie getting killed by a disc of death? When a unit gets mind controlled and you are forced to kill him/her.(You can kill the mind host, but I did not know this first time a sectoid commander did this) I literally was 9/10 sadness level and crying ensued. +1 if you've had to kill your own squaddie and it felt aweful...
And despite the sadness, XCOM isn't s dpressing game, it's one of the greatest and most fun games out there. You approach the sadness in the wrong way.
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XCOM sadness is nothing compared to the original 1994 X-com sadness. When troops with the best armor in the game can still be one-shotted by a sectoid toting a heavy plasma, you know a lot of people are going to die.
Psi was way overpowered in that game, though, so it kinda balances out :/
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Then do not play Super Meat Boy. Or Binding of Isaac. Or Atari games which eat up your 117 hours save game.
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It's not depressing because of how many times you die... but because of how attached you get to your squad and how devastated you get when they die. I don't think anyone ever gave a shit about Meat Boy or Isaac dying other than in regret of the loss of their game progress.
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I got to love my subarus (in TDU 2), too, now they are away. did i stop playing the game? well, actually i am boycotting the whole company and - wait. you are right.
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I played it for like 6 hours (Steam says 3 because I was offline half the time due to internet problems).
I got connected to my soldiers. one of them was a Sniper (the only sniper I got out of 15 soldiers who reached the squaddie rank) who was a captain. He was a quirky Irish guy with a horrible sense of humor at horrible times, like making a joke when a squad mate gets shot. (yes, I made that up because I like roleplay in my games) He is my favorite. I had a group of soldiers[ I called my "Super Soldiers" which were my high ranked guys and I had like 20 rookies standby.
Well anyway, I had my choice of 3 abductions and Asia was going mad, so I sent him and all the Russians on my super soldiers group to a mission in a creepy Russian cemetery. Everything went good, my squad of 6 guys killed 8 aliens without a scratch. That's when we discovered there's more to it. First we stumbled upon some more mutons, but since I already have laser weapons they're easy to kill now. Killed one more and had my corporal Belyuchka advance. There she discovered some floating robot thing (completely robotic, not a floater alien) and a MOTHERFUCKING MEGA KILLING GOLDEN DISC OF DEATH. We tried getting him to die, he had 5 life left after we took down about 8, and suddenly comes the small floating robot and gives him 3 more health. Ok, in order to get past it, we killed the tiny robot and I advanced my whole squad into cover close to the flying disc. And then we discovered about 3 more mutons and 2 floaters who all butchered the squad I've grown to love and care for after 6 hours and plenty of operations.
TL;DR XCOM is depressing as fuck.
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