XCOM 2 Runthrough - A kinda sorta AAR

Started by Windigo, January 18, 2017, 12:22:58 AM

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Freyland

I live to serve. Please note the implied emphasis on "live".  :hide:

undercovergeek

Quote from: Freyland on February 14, 2017, 12:47:13 PM
I live to serve. Please note the implied emphasis on "live".  :hide:

I'm going to have to put you in my campaign

Windigo

Quote from: Freyland on February 14, 2017, 12:47:13 PM
I live to serve. Please note the implied emphasis on "live".  :hide:

I am running a save scumming Commander level game. [main game is the ironman veteran] You are, a trackstar ranger with emphasis on your sawed-off shotgun.. You're main purpose in life is to run up to high HP advent and double barrel them in the face. So far you have avoided protracted stays in the hospital. One light wound in about 6-7 missions. In that game, Hot-Mess has your role as a healer.
My doctor wrote me a prescription for daily sex.

My wife insists that it says dyslexia but what does she know.

Freyland

We're back to the highschool comparison again; I had plenty of situations there that seemed like they would have been best solved by a shotgun to the face!  :pullhair:

Shelldrake

Keeping the Advent counter at the mid-way mark and fending off Advent retaliation raids delayed my attempt at Towers until I had a 6 person squad composed of Captains and above. Needless to say there was scrap metal everywhere by the end of the mission - a nice change from fighting berserkers and archons!
"Just because something is beyond your comprehension doesn't mean it is scientific."

Dean Edell

Windigo

sounds satisfying...


Shelldrake, in the Commander level (scum save edition) you are a Technical that is heavy on the flame perks.... with ver 1.1 the flamethrower is much better. Again, mobility is key, you're another track star with a nano vest because you run up to groups and show them that you are an acolyte of the God of Light and they have royal blood that must be burnt. Despite my best efforts, you seem to like hospital beds.
My doctor wrote me a prescription for daily sex.

My wife insists that it says dyslexia but what does she know.