And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how you cover every last scrap of land on the planet Earth*. Level 3 radars for most, but the Austrailia and Lake Victoria only need level 1. I made them level 3, though, to have better track of those at sea. *Except for the Pacific and Atlantic islands which are not modeled in the Xenonauts geoscape: Bermuda and the Galapagos Islands might be covered by a Florida Keys/Cuba base the Azores the Canary Islands, and Madeira might be covered by a command center on the Mediterranean coast, and the Ring of Fire islands and Oceana islands are probably covered by your Austrailian base. Hawaii's on its own, though, and so is Antarctica. The poor bastards at McMurdo station were probably some of the first victims. I would suggest to sit down and examine the aircraftweapons.xml file. There, it is possible to examine each aircraft weapon's damage separately, see how many shots the XYZ cannon has, how many damage each shot deals, same with rockets and torpedoes.Another file contains data about all UFO hitpoints.
This way it is posible to avoid to evaporate the UFO (by inflicting +30% un-necessary damage) instead of make it crash, and to save on aircraft ammunition, not because it costs less money, but because they will re-arm themself much faster and be ready for action sooner.
The time needed to mount that one torpedo you could saved on your Foxtrot-3 may make the difference about being able to intercept that base attack for example. I have no idea how Marauders work, being able to use 'only' Foxtrots and Corsairs at the moment. It seems, you and your AI opponent can field up to 3 crafts each per battle. Bringing bigger UFOS on the battlefield does not mean they are smater, just have more HP and make a bigger BOOM when they blow off. Keeping the pace with the research, a skilled player would probably be able to keep total air superiority with just foxtrots and Corsairs. Originally posted by The Chicken Mcnuggets:I see you post alot.ĭamn dude if you need this much help with the game add me and ill give you tips for the game when im on, but thats up to you.Īfter your're done with the current game you should try community edition.Īnd right now look into the reinforcements mod.The only limiting factor is maybe the total destructive power of your interceptor's weapons.As the invasion progresses, the Aliens will begin to construct hidden underground bases on Earth. It helps so much in community edition, so many aliens. I am visualy impaired, and their is no way to scale the UI at higher resolutions, so I have had a bit of trouble with both text and finding some of the smaller buttons. Base Defence modules: These are defensive turrets constructed as base structures in your base.
XENONAUTS BASE ATTACK HOW TO
I have played all the origional x-coms, and many similar games, however on top of issues with text and UI scale I find some of the UI decisions counter intuitve, so there where things I felt I should be able to do but couldn't find out how to accomplish them. They fire upon attacking UFOs when aliens perform base attack. Soldiers are the first backbone of the of the Alien's military structure, they are a common rank of Alien to encounter on board UFO's. The rotate button is an example, I expected to use right mouse button or a hot key, it took me a while to notice the little button in the corner. They replace the Guard as a the mainstay of the aliens forces for most of the mid game. These ranking aliens represent the first true alien fighting force the Xenonauts will encounter. As the invasion progresses Soldiers will fight alongside, and then be. Especially when I found out the fire mode was toggled with the right mouse button.Īnother example is missiles, I thought clicking on the weapon might fire it rather than toggle the fire permision. Thats without considering figuring out how to assign troops to the transport ect.
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