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You will get same RNG (Random Number Generator), if you just keeping loading saved file.
For example, if sharpshooter shot an alien 96% but missed, he/she will still miss if you just loading the saved file.
So, you can change other action after loading, like move other squad or shot an alien, then try to hack again, the result may be different.
like I was unlocking a VIP door, from one tile I had like a 60% chance and from another I had like a 90% chance, so if you load and move to a different tile, results may vary.
of course save scumming is frowned upon.
usually if i miss a shot its enough to target, cancel and target again to get a different outcome.
tried the same with hack but 20 times the same
no need to move different or let an other soldier act first.
its like it already rolls as soon as you target the enemy with an action, had uploaded a video once on youtube because they didnt believe me but cant find it anymore.
*sigh* Let me break it down...
You get a mission, accept it. It starts to load, then ALL your chances are predetermined ahead of the time, but are kept in secret. And let's say, for example, we saw a pod of 2 ADVENT troopers and 1 Officer, and decided to take a shot at the Officer first. If game decided you won't get a hit on 67%, then no matter how much you will try same moves, you are always doomed to not hit. But, move a tile off or target other enemy (oddly, even with lower chances), and *bam* - you suddently get it. There is no such thing as "recalculation" for XCOM.
https://www.reddit.com/r/XCOM2/comments/44wpsp/only_partial_save_scumming_protection/
Edit: one more link.
https://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/163467-xcom-2/73712197
Same solider, no different moving, shot 3 times from the same place. first shot 6 damage, second 5 damage, third 1 damage because of dodge.
Never had an interest in it, I suppose. But again, base game has seed-based RNG (which will repeat if you do it again exactly). But if you say that LW has total random RNG (which kinda reminds of EU's Save Scum in Second Wave options), then I'm keeping quiet about that. If you'd say you have mods (at least LW), I would really not argue. Sorry XD
12, 54, 78,6, 25, 96...etc. As you do actions that take the RNG they are used in order. If you save the game the list is saved as well as where you where on the list of numbers. Reselecting a target does not use an RNG roll. Why would it. If this was so it would be common knowledge. So like has been said before prove it. Firaxis would not make it so easy to defeat there efforts to prevent save scumming. Claiming you have proved it before does not work. Your going to have to prove it again. Because I for one am not going for it. I doubt anyone else will either. If you made such a video and posted it it should be easy to find.
this was vanilla, not lw, it was on my first playthrough and i save scumed just by target, cancel and target again and got a different outcome
Come on dude, who do you think you're kidding here? 'I did have proof but I lost it, the dog ate my homework too.,...'
It's not really a question of whether you argued with some guy no-one on here has heard of, it's a question of you arguing the game works a certain way that conflicts with what we know. By all means show some evidence to prove it as it'll help the general advice being given on these forums, but don't just insist something is X or Y and then claim the video went up in smoke.