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WOTC LONG WAR MODS

For now, my favorite additions to the strategy layer are 'Scanning Sites Plus' and 'Light Strategy Changes'.

WOTC LONG WAR MOD

I've seen a mod that aims to add that in the works in XCOM2Modding discord, but it doesn't seem close enough to release currently. Infiltration is not available at the moment, unfortunately. I just like the way IPSBFL (lol) handles it and allows for more customization (I've made the percentage to 40% from 75% for example). I would say you could take that out and add ABC & ABC+ to the list and be fine. 'A Better Campaign Plus' will conflict with 'Increase Pod Size By Force Level' as they both aim to edit the enemy pod sizes.

WOTC LONG WAR MODS

I don't see it having any conflicts with the mods in my list. Regarding 'A Better Campaign', I personally haven't seen a reason for myself to use it, that's why I haven't added it to my game, and thus it's not in the list. with the Alternative Mod Launcher any and all intimidation becomes a tool for you to make the game truly yours. You think the bayonet mod does too much damage? Set it to '=2' rather than '=4'. You don't like that one chest piece in that armor pack? Just comment it out. This way, you have every customization in your fingertips from the launcher. Most importantly, you can manipulate the. You can go to the mod folder with one click. You can open their steam page, on browser OR on steam. You can categorize your mods, tag them, enable/disable/uninstall/reinstall on the spot. This amazing tool allows for so many awesome things. Secondly, you have the Alternative Mod Launcher. No need to work through installers or unpackers or file edits.

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Firstly you get the Steam Workshop, where you can just select and install a mod. The positives of XCOM 2 modding are here to help you with just that. I totally understand the intimidation of adding tons of mods at once, as someone who mods his games any chance he gets, the increase of number and accessibility always becomes a mission in and of itself. I'm happy that my list that was created from frustration over seeing tons of 'how to LWOTC2' reddit articles is helpful to many. I don't understand how continental heat works, but would I be good adding just that one mod to the DerBK mods? Are there any mods which do that? Light Strategy Changes is the mod you seem to most emphasize other than DerBK's mods. Having never actually played LW2, I like the infiltration time mechanic, as it seems to require careful deployment of soldiers for multiple missions at once. Why isn't that in your list? I was sorta hoping that I could just run with DerBK's mods and be cool with the result. Three of DerBK's mods are in your list, but as far as I know he's done 4 mods, with A Better Campaign being the fourth.

WOTC LONG WAR .EXE

exe to my game, another thing altogether to try to install something like 2 dozen mods. I never bothered playing XCom EU or EW unmodded, started right off with Long War. Been playing Long War and Long War Rebalance for the past 2 years or so, and I think I'm ready to pick up the XCom 2 collection for Xmas this year. Hi volkanhto, I found your list very thorough and helpful. I assume 'A Better Advent' and all its various bells and whistles are a must have, but does anyone have any other recommendations? Particularly in regards to campaign length and difficulty? Mostly what I want is the length, challenge, and tactical/strategic depth of a Long War campaign recreated as much as possible in the aggregate through mods. I couldn't care less about LW2's overly fussy stealth mechanics. push back against the dreaded inverted difficulty curve, where the first month is a blood soaked nightmare and the final months are an effortless victory lap as your superhumans dismantle the alien forces without breaking so much as a thin sweat. I want a campaign that could hypothetically last weeks, not a single weekend. True Marathon pacing, with equally slow ramp up in tech for both XCOM and the Aliens. And not in the 'Legendary adds 25%' sense. A single death or squad wipe shouldn't spell an immediate game over.ДЇAR SLOWER CAMPAIGN PACING. Larger squad sizes, and no more A squad - rotating multiple squads with large unit counts. Now that Long War of the Chosen appears to be either dead or in stasis as a community project, I'm left with either not returning to XCOM at all, or trying to jury rig WOTC into something approximating a Long-War-Esque experience.

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