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He prolly will never log into Steam again, his PC is destroyed.
lol
I don't know if it is a rage quit. Not much interested in the game after that unpredictable outcome happened though. I want to be outplayed not beaten randomly because the simulation of a fire fight is wrong.
When planning your turn, you can also control the AI, or where the other soldiers were last seen. You can plan ahead and see what would happen if a certain move was made and tweak your own. Very useful, and removes the "random" bit that you've been complaining about.
Even if you set the enemy markers to simulate what you think they'll do, you can't be certain thats what the enemy player will actually choose to do. You have to predict the enemy's movements and strategies. Many times I've set up a brilliant chain of comands to wipe out the foe only to get half my team killed when he did something I wasn't expecting.