When you start the game you make four people (or pick from a list of pre-made, don't do this). Your captain called it a test, I say they lost the key. Unless you walk all the way back there, but even then you have to get though a pair of story missions before they will even let you in the door. There is no home base you can always fall back on after a fight, you're on your own. The more of the same type of guns you have in the party the more you will need to keep an eye on who has what, because they will all be using the same type of bullet and you have to split this between them before you get into the combat. So, 1-2 = 1AP, 3-4 = 2AP.īullets are not infinite, you can run out. With any unused AP when some one is ending their go half, rounded up, of the left over AP will be saved for their next turn. Learning to make the most of these is very much a part of the skill of getting good with this game. Everything done in comabt will cost a number of them (with movment being that you can get a certain distance per point of AP, with things like heavy armor slowing this down). The people with the higher number go first, and if high enough can even go more than once in a turn.Įveryone has a certain number of Action Points from when in comabt. This game have one big turn with each person of both sides taking it in turn to act depending on how high a stat called 'combat initiative' is. In Xcom, you move all your people in any order you want at any time you want, then end the turn and the enemy does the same. Unless you run into a random fight out on the larger map and your Outdoorsman skll is low enough to leave you at a disadvantage. So, so long as you put your people where you want them without getting seen by the enemys you can place them where ever you want before having someone with a long range gun take a first 'free' shot to kick things off. Once you get to close to an enemy then it goes grid based and combat kicks off. When you're just out in the world you can move your people all at once anywhere you want to that they can go, there is no grid. The main difference right off the bat is how the turns work.

Wasteland 2 max party size