They are promoted, promoted and can be adapted to their heart’s content. With the character pool, you can put your created soldiers into play as randomly generated soldiers. The characters you create from the character pools are added to you right from the start, and depending on who you assign them to, they appear on your recruiting list or when a VIP needs to be rescued. XCOM 2 inserts your characters to recruit and rescue soldiers, engineers, scientists, and VIPs who have been murdered or kidnapped using the character pool. Just be aware that in the ini the XCOM difficulties are not what they are ingame.Xcom 2 character Pool: One of the most convenient innovations that Firaxis has implemented in XCOM 2 is the character pool. Truthfully, just Keyword search for anything with 'panic' in the name and change the value from the harder difficulties to what is listed as the Normal difficulty. This way you can play on Impossible but not have to constantly screw up the geoscape responsibilities. If anything here is the same name four times in a row, just with differing values, it will probably correspond to the level of difficulty, for instance:īut this one doesn't have the difficulty modifier at the end of each name - just pretend it does:įun Fact: change the value of SKYRANGER_CAPACITY from 4 to either 5 or 6 to unlock those soldiers extra soldiers in your squad, instead of purchasing them through your Officers Training School.Ĭhange every Panic Classic Value to the Panic Normal value. Leave them alone.įrom here down is all sorts of stuff you might want to mess with to make the geoscape less of a pain in the buttocks. They Don't Affect your geoscape at all though. There's all sorts of other variables here, look them over and fuck with them if you want to. They have nothing to do with the geoscape. TerrorInfectionChance and the other four.ĭon't fuck with these. Haha, why the fuck is the psi max level set to 1000000? Whatever. You'll run out of scientists and engineers less often. Copy the Normal difficulty over to the Classic Difficulty. They give you money and resources.ĬontBalance is one thing you want to change on harder difficulties. The eRanks are cumulative effects.įundingBalance & FundingAmounts & ContBalance_/*difficulty*/ Your eRank_Squaddie gets added to the total of the base Character + Balance Mods. This seems to be the bonuses you get for every soldier level up. The class bonuses are all added elsewhere. The more difficult the dificulty, the more enemy stats are increased and the less hitpoints you have.ĮChar_Soldier is all of your guys. These expand upon the values of Characters as set in the character list above, depending upon the difficulty you select.
it's pretty self explanatory if you look into it. Things like hit points, damage, whatever. Which are the - independent of difficulty - base values for stuff. With your favorite text editor open (notepad++ for life, yo) you'll see the: Ingame term -> easy normal classic impossible Just be aware that in the ini the XCOM difficulties are not what they are ingame. Numbers 2, 4, 8, and 10 are the important bits below if you just want to make the geoscape part less fucking crazy. To Make Your Geoscape less Panic-y And things Lastly, go back to 'file' and SAVE AS in order to overwrite the old. Resource type = 'RCDATA' -> Resource Name = '1020' -> Resource Language = '1033' -> replace RIGHT CLICK on 1033 -> 'replace resource' -> 'open file bla blah' -> find your -MODIFIED ini and click 'open' 'RCData' -> '1020' -> '1033' (this looks suspiciously similar to the -MODIFED file) 'File' -> 'Open' -> './steamapps/common/XCOM~1/Binaries/Win32/XComGame.exe' Make all these changes in that -MODIFIED.ini file and then open the Resource Hacker program. All the bolded words below are actual search terms, just to make it easier for you, except Number 7. Take your 'DefaultGameCore.ini' file that's located in your "./steamapps/XCOM~1/XCOMGame/Config" folder and make a copy, I call mine 'DefaultGameCore-MODIFIED.ini' so it's really easy to tell the difference. Make the changes I suggest below, start a new game under 'Impossible' (if the actual fighting is hard for you, gear it to Classic, instead of impossible) difficulty, and you'll be off to a much better experience. My perfect XCOM Game has Normal difficulty Geoscape stuff, with Impossible level Tactical Soldier vs Aliens/Robots. The Following is important for me because I LOVE the amount of enemies on impossible, and their aggression/challenge, but I DON'T enjoy the crazy hard Geoscape Panic levels.
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