But my sort of guideline thinking here is that it shouldn’t be used excessively.

Save Scumming: Allowed! … To an extent! You know what, I might be going back on my thinking here already.

In part, because I don’t know if having it on does something different with the save files in the first place, but also because - and this next point might be the most contentious, so again, let me know what you think: So I expect that ‘Rookie’ will be a really good idea.

Game Difficulty: We have a number of people who’ve expressed interest, at least on Discord so far, that have also indicated they’re new to the game or even the franchise.Nothing here is locked in stone, all of it is up for discussion in the comments below - so please feel free to share your thoughts. They will then play that mission (selecting the soldiers and load-out as they see fit) and the base section of the game following it, handling any promotions from their mission, research decisions, base build decisions etc, until they pass enough time to prompt the next mission.Īt which point, again, they will save the game and pass it on to the next player - and so on around the group. I’ll also play the strategy/base portion of the game right up until the point the next mission is ready to launch.Īt that point I’ll save the game and pass it over to the next player. In the context of XCOM 2 I see it playing out like so.

The core of the concept is this: You take a single-player game (or game mode) but then play it co-cooperatively in a group. If you weren’t around for the Civilisation VI version, this might still be a new concept for you. Civilisation IV - The first game I was ever introduced to the idea of a ‘Succession Game’ with.

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