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Easha ‘Silentfeather’ Dustfeather - Ranger, Slash.Lizz ‘Magi’ Winterfield - Sharpshooter, Squad Sight.Rakuno ‘Three’ Venmuel - Grenadier, Launch Grenade.Unwise ‘UnwiseOwl’ Owl - Specialist, Aid Protocol.Still a very basic soldier, but now equipped with a specialty class and their class’ entry skill. The flank shot opportunity was too good to pass up, and Easha was acting rear-guard.ĭespite the less-than-balanced kill count, everyone promoted from Rookie to Squaddie. Don’t make an enemy of this one, eh? Back at Base Soldier Promotions I would normally attempt to balance the kills out a little more… but uh… Yeah. Three kills to her name as a rookie on one mission. Perhaps the one eyebrow quirking feature of the run is what an absolute murderer Magi’s character - Lizz Winterfield - turned out to be. It’s all a bit rote- like we’ve done this before. Not a single soldier is sent home with so much as a scratch. This time.įortunately, in this instance of the multiverse - that is exactly how it plays out. I sucked in my breath when Easha took fire behind one, waiting for it to catch fire and explode before I could react. I really shouldn’t have used the vehicles as cover so much though. So playing on Rookie as we are, anyone at all who has played XCOM 2 before should have no problem with it, and no need to reload their game. It’s a real mission, but still an incredibly basic one. The thing I’m instantly curious in is who from the character pool of blogger characters have I been entrusted (that might be too strong a term) to play with right out of the gate?Īs for the mission if you’re unfamiliar - Operation Gatecrasher is the mission you always get when you disable the tutorial. :) Looking forward to seeing how it play out from here! Mission 1: Operation Gatecrasher UnwiseOwl carrying the end and passing back to me is the same as the Civ game, but this time I’ll be handing over to Mr Peril rather than Rakuno.

Starting with the participants! The Participants Everything that happened there is now in some strange, alternate reality version of the campaign and I’ll treat this post as a fresh start. If you didn’t see the previous version of the post - don’t worry. And here we are again, on a fresh run of the campaign to generate a new save file that won’t crash the game of everyone down the line properly running XCOM 2 vanilla!

Turns out the answer is to completely uninstall the DLC from Steam prior to launch.

It was actually one of the things I was afraid of when I saw aspects still poking into the game, such as particular cosmetics and the starting DLC weaponry. The problem there, was that even though I had launched into Vanilla XCOM 2 and disabled the DLC from within the game itself when starting the campaign, parts of it were still on anyway. If you thought you’d seen this one already, that’s because… well, you have.