In conclusion, I don’t want research to unlock obvious stuff. However, you later realize and autopsy of this monster and discover his heart is in its left leg. You hit it but you get a normal amount of damages done. Let’s say that you suppose that some monster’s weakness is in its left leg because you see something moving on this particular spot. In PP, here is how I’m afraid it could go.
You want to pull it but this message appears :ġ0 minutes of playthrough later you find a message that says “Pull the lever to open the secret access” and then you can just pull the damn thing. You have an habit of searching every place you happen to end up in and you find a hidden lever. What I hate in games is when you know something as a player but your avatar can’t do it because “Duh idiot ! There is no way you can do this it doesn’t make sense” Ok, I just thought of something that might just be one of the most important things I don’t ant PP to have. I think the game benefits from changes of pace, with a mix of quiet and intense periods, and the occasional very easy or very hard mission to keep things fresh. I’d like to get back the “arms race” feeling of a properly paced long war campaign, where both sides have power spikes, Sometimes, the player may get the edge for a few weeks because he reached an important milestone on the tech tree, and sometimes, the aliens will really put pressure on XCOM making you fight for your life. We also agree about reverse difficulty curve, and FiraXcoms are really bad at this.
That said, I don’t want the avengers cast to be deployed on missions, but battle hardened veterans who’ve survived during the entire campaign should be forces to be reckoned with. Super soldiers versus endless hordes of monsters or equally scary and powerful “super monsters” are viable tropes. That depends on the strength of the opposition. I kinda hope that they don’t - I think you’d lose the horror element of the game if you started having super soldiers late on in the game.
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