As troops gain experience, the new skills they learn tend to be a choice between two very different abilities. Tailor your troops to complement each other - There are only four character classes, but soon enough you will be able to send out squads of six, so you will be doubling up. Only tackle these missions when you think your troops are ready. If you have a major mission waiting for you, let it wait - UFOs will keep flying over, abduction events will keep popping up, and you'll have more time for research and building. Frequently there will be a gated event - a special alien artifact that must be researched, or a base you need to invade. This advice also applies in the base-management aspects of the game. Very few missions actually require you to rush, and most will allow you to proceed at your own pace. Take your time, and not just in battle - One of the most common tips for surviving XCOM is to take your time during battles. If you are one of the many Screen play readers who has been playing XCOM, please feel free to share your own advice in the comments. You need to learn from your mistakes (presuming you survive them, of course) and apply those lessons to everything you do if you want to survive an invasion of the earth by hostile aliens.īelow are some of the most important lessons I learned. You get a chance to learn a lesson, and if you don't learn it, understand it, and remember it, you will then suffer a severe beating. Playing XCOM: Enemy Unknown is a bit like training in martial arts with a strict old teacher in an old martial arts movie.
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