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as for attacking a base just like anything else, i always spread out my soldiers as much as possible and have them go in groups of 2 or 3 without bunching them up just in case one gets mcd or an alien decides to toss a granade for laughts.
One more question, the thing I got most problem with is the mindcontrol. When a couple of soldiers is down, panic, berserk etc starts.
What bravery should I aim for? I started sacking soldiers with below 30. Too bad soldiers can't improve in the stat.
They can but for the really low bravery ones they'll just never encounter the circumstances that will enable it enough times to manage it. Something like they have to be panicked and then SUCCEED at a recovery check (you can read up on improving stats on the wiki). In any event the practical upshot is that it won't happen, but it's theoretically possible. Yet if their bravery is high enough they aren't going to panic in the first place - which is what you want.
Having officers on a mission with your rookies is both good and bad. Good because officers help them avoid panic better. Bad because when the officers get killed the hit to morale is much worse and panic is then MORE likely. That's what tends to start the snowball. Someone killed and morale drops so someone panics and shoots Captain Tightpants. Then morale REALLY drops and everyone starts to panic - which leads to more deaths and more panic.
mostly because the ones needed will go up very fast if you just know how to play and do a lot of ass kicking. I dont think loosing 0-3 soldiers per mission is much of a loss. once you get spy that drops to 0 soldiers ever lost.
Last game I was doing kinda good. My hyperwave decoder was almost finished to be built. Had 3 bases. Economy was good and I had good research. Then aliens attacked my main base for the second time. sigh. Unfortunately I had only about 6 soldiers. No chance, they finished off with blaster launcher. This was May month.
Not sure what I do wrong, should I always have tons of soldiers in the base? It's kinda expensive maintance cost huh.
What month at latest should I have researched plasma weapons and powersuit? Is May or June too late?
And how can my base be attacked twice so early? First base attack was only few months in the game. It's only on Experienced difficulty. Kinda odd.
It's often these base attacks that makes game over.
Assaulting a base depends on the residents. Floaters are pretty easy even with laser + personal armor. Muton a bit tougher unless you have plasma. Snakemen are dangerous because of Chrysalids. Both Sectoids and Ethereals are dangerous due to psionics.
It sounds like you drew a Sectoid base. Don't attack it unless you bring some high PSI defense folks. Equipment doesn't matter too much, since lasers kill Sectoids just fine, and might actually be good if your guys start getting mind controlled. The aliens tend to target the same soldiers with psionics, so note which ones they are and disarm them (keep them close to the rest of your soldiers though -- aliens also choose targets based on distance). They can still help by operating med kits, setting up proximity mine traps, and using motion scanners.
I usually don't care about bravery at all. It barely protects against psionic panic, and it's useless against mind control. To prevent panic from deaths, don't take too many high ranking officers on any mission. Instead, take just one, and move the other officers to your other bases. Keep the officer at the start point and don't move him or her. They can still help in battle if they have psionics or operate a mind probe.
For defense, I'm actually kind of surprised -- have you been shooting down all detected UFOs near your base? If you are, then the aliens shouldn't know where you are. The Wide Area Radar can really help, so make sure you have one of those right away, until you have the decoder finished. Also, was the skyranger out when you were attacked? I usually keep 20 soldiers at my main base (10 for skyanger, 10 for reserve and also quickly replace losses). Make sure your base is defensively laid out, and 6 can hold off many times its size.
May is fine for power suit, though earlier is always better. You really only need Heavy Plasma, though getting it late isn't too bad -- Laser Rifles are at least decent against just about anything in the game. Don't bother with Heavy Laser unless you're up against Sectopods though.
sounds to me like thats yoru problem right there, you had 3 bases and have not yet mastered the art of x-com.
stick to one base..so you loose a few countrys so what..the point is make it to superhuman mode and beat the game by the time you get that far you will understand how to do things easier and better.
by the time i beat superhuman mode i figured out how to make it thru superhuman without loosing more than 2 countrys and just owning it.
I could tell you little things and break down all kinds of tricks and tactics on how to own the game like you made it, but then i would be robbing you of the fun of finding out yourself and the appreciation that comes from knowing u beat the hell out of it yourself.
what i will give you is some very general tips to think about..
1. just beat the game
2. base arrangement matters(the difference between laughing at their first attack on ur base on superhuman and crying that you have to start all over from a horrible loss)
3. soldier stats is not something to worry about
4. learn to make the most of economics
Well I finished the game on Superhuman at last, sure I used some reloads and used PSI (kinda game breaking imo) but like I said before the game is pretty random and not easy :) At the end I had control over the whole world, it was nonstop attacks on 2-3 of the bases but plasma and fusion defense destroyed the ufos every time. Funny that they never stopped with the base attacks.
There's actually a bug in the game that if the aliens never reach the your base and assault it in tactical combat, they'll keep sending battleships until they make it through. This is the reason I never bother building defenses.
The game is definitely extremely random when it comes to alien missions -- if you're lucky, aliens won't even bother attempting to infiltrate countries. On superhuman, it's actually rumored that it's completely impossible to stop an infiltration (because aliens never give up on a mission), and the best you can hope to do is delay it for a few months.