In the long run it can be more efficient to dig down a level when building other types of Facilities, saving topside space next to synergistic areas. Laboratories, Workshops and Satellite Uplinks all gain proximity bonuses for adjacent placement. When building, try to plan your base to cluster similar Facilities. The Nexus is twice as efficient as an ordinary Uplink, enabling you to control 4 Satellites. When you gain the means to build a Satellite Nexus, do so as soon as funding allows. If possible, time your orders so that your Uplink and Satellites go online near-simultaneously. You’ll also need to build the Satellites in Engineering. Note that building an Uplink doesn’t actually grant you any Satellites, just the means to control them. Ideally, you should have a Satellite over every member country, though this won’t be possible during the first few months of the game. Two relays placed side by side in the facility add the bonus capacity for an additional Satellite.
Each Uplink allows you to maintain two Satellites.
The number of satellites you can launch is dependant on the number of Satellite Uplinks you have available. Conversely, a well developed satellite network adds monthly income for every covered nation, special bonuses for every completely covered continent, and early warning of alien incursions, allowing you to intercept UFOs and lower panic levels. Without enough Satellite coverage, aliens run amok, panic levels rise, nations leave the Council, and income decreases. Satellites are the bread and butter of XCOM economics. This will give you enough Engineers and Power to create your most important Base improvement: Satellite Uplinks. Next, you should dig as quickly as possible to the nearest Steam and build a Thermo Generator. You may also want to build a Workshop early on, as you’ll need more workers than your starting corps of Engineers for almost every worthwhile bit of construction. The game will prompt you early to develop Alien Containment, and you should do so as soon as practicable. Your first priorities in developing your Base should follow the recommendations of the tutorial. While you won't have to worry about this for some time, you may want to read up on it in the Psi Abilities section of the Wiki.
Late in the game, some of your soldiers will gain access to special PSI Abilities.
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However, new players may find these recommended upgrade paths (through Captain) helpful: When it comes to promoting your soldiers, in the long run the promotion paths are really a matter of preference. It is absolutely essential that Assault troops never move into unknown territory without the benefit of protective fire, with squad mates in range and on Overwatch or ready to respond. Second, Assault characters can get into a lot of trouble if even slightly mismanaged, finding themselves surrounded and overwhelmed by ambushes. Equipping a Rifle rather than a Shotgun increases their range but blunts their damage potential. First, Assault troops are often equipped with Shotgun-class weapons, which have a very limited range. Late in the game their Flush Out ability is indispensable.Īssault specialists have two weaknesses. They also make superb scouts on the open battlefield, stepping into the fog of war while their squad mates wait just behind on Overwatch and Reaction Shots, triggering enemy movement and allowing the team to make reaction shots. Their combination of high mobility and powerful close-range attacks suits them well to UFO Crash infiltration and alien base assaults. Assault characters can be very useful in room-to-room fighting.
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