Yeh, it's not rocket surgery, but it's yet another thing that x-com required you to think about, and was not automatic. Build in the wrong order and all of a sudden you're wasting space, and need to build a lift to another level unnecessarily. strategic management layer: you must establish and develop your bases. In x-com you had to be mindful of how all the parts fit together, much like a puzzle piece. Compare prices of over 40 stores to find best deals for Xenonauts 2 in digital. There's only a defined amount of slots in a very defined order. All you have to decide on is what goes in each slot. What's the difference? Well in XCOM your slots are already pre-chosen. So yah, base building in x-com wasn't super deep, but it was fun in the sense that it gave you a lot more control than XCOM does.ĮDIT: Also, the layout in base building in X-com was top down instead of to the side like the XCOM antfarm. Finally, you can build your base to your liking, but in XCOM you never got to have base battles for some reason I can't understand beyond the fact that they wanted to heavily script the game's story. This was further casualized witht he stupid 3 missions and pick only one retardedness of XCOM. At the top you can see the green outlines of your bases rooms but on the actual blueprint canvas that shows the bases layout and where you can build more rooms is blank.
In addition, the XCOM satellites in each country gave away some of the strategic need of carefully picking your base locations (dat time in your first playthrough when your interceptors run out of fuel and lose sight of the UFO). My problem is on the base building screen the blueprint is blank. I’m general it’s a struggle to build weapons and keep soldiers from dying, now that I’m running into sirens. Im afraid one squad is about to get railed on my first tier-2 base raid that I’m in the middle of. You didn't have multiple bases and instead just transferred ships to each country location. I just prefer the classic base building / multi-base route. For me it is a game between Xenonauts -which felt unfair sometimed- and Xcom 2 -in term of fun. It was never super deep sim, but somehow it was still casualized to hell in XCOM's version. The ability to have base battles and see your base, built to your liking, get blown up and try to desperately defend it. The ability and need to build multiple bases so you'd have interceptor as well as radar capabilities around the globeģ. The ability to build your base anywhere and call it anythingĢ. Who ever said anything about deep? The coolest thing about base building in X-com was:ġ.
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