Heavy Plasma is, of course, the nastiest of the heavy machine guns but as with all the other versions it's not remarkably accurate or frugal with ammunition. It's not particularly mobile, but it's incredibly durable. Titan armor is the sturdiest armor available, and is immune to poison and environmental fire damage to boot. Heavy - A good loadout to consider for a heavy soldier is Titan Armor, Heavy Plasma, and a S.C.O.P.E.
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Unfortunately Run & Gun doesn't pair with the Arc Thrower, but it's still ideal for closing large distances in a hurry. The Arc Thrower isn't necessarily essential, but when using Ghost Armor it can be very easy to get in close to stun a target. The Alloy Cannon is simply a beast at close range, and when used in conjunction with Run & Gun can get the soldier up close for an almost inescapable blast of shrapnel. Ghost Armor allows a soldier to cloak for an entire turn (so long as they don't shoot at anything), and when coupled with Run & Gun is ideal when trying to figure out where enemies are hiding without alerting them to your presence. And by all means, if you have any related questions or would like to chime in with your own loadout tips, please do so in the comments below.Īssault - A very effective equipment set for an assault soldier is Ghost Armor, an Alloy Cannon, Plasma Pistol, and Arc Thrower. This is by no means meant to signify the only successful setup, but rather to give players looking to optimize their troops' effectiveness with a few guidelines to get them started.
This article in particular is all about the soldiers what gear compliments which class, what skills work best when paired with others, that sort of thing. But what about more advanced tactics? That's where these advanced tips come in. We've already gone over a bunch of the basics when it comes to surviving (or at least prolonging) XCOM: Enemy Unknown.
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