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I do find it strange that you pass on the Squad-Sight ability for Snipers, it's the best there is. Just find a high elevation on urban maps and the sniper can start killing left and right. Especially when you combine it with In the Zone and over-watch, the sniper can easily kill 4 targets in one turn, when they present themselves.
This ability is worthless for indoors, that's why I also build a Snapshot sniper. Yet having gunslinger very much mitigates the downside of not being able to shoot after a move.
To be honest, I still prefer XCOM Apocalypse (aka XCOM 3) when I feel like playing XCOM...and this is from a guy who bought a Pentium-90 computer in 1994 just so he could play the first XCOM.
A walkthrough though, people expect at least a rough idea of how to handle missions, be they specific ones with set enemy locations, or the generic missions that only get a cursory "Don't be this sort of dummy" commentary.
That's mostly what I was snarking on.