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It was one of those things in Enemy Unknown that we really wanted to do, but there isn’t like another XCOM game out there, so as we were making Enemy Unknown, we had to figure out the game and really figuring out procedural at that point a stone too far for us. So, there were a lot of complications with it and now after Enemy Unknown, we have a lot of metrics, we understand what exactly this is. There are some easy metrics that determine sizes of things and distances, and it allowed us to analyze it and come up with a system that is very robust, so even if we didn’t do procedural, I still would do levels the way I’m architecting them now to save a lot of extra work we did in Enemy Unknown that I don’t think was really visible to the player. But it was something that we felt we needed to do so, we got time of day is dynamic, we got weather, destructible floors and ceilings now, destructible structures. All of that plays into the procedural system.

A lot of that stuff we’re working through, but with the Avenger, it’s a smaller, compressed space, and it’s named after The Avenger in the original game. UFO Defense, not The Avengers. laughs It’s like I have to point that out. All the people who haven’t played the original game don’t know it’s from the original XCOM. But, the whole strategy side is really cool and something we’re ironing out and going to talk about that a lot later.


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Having focused on the procedural systems and the modding, that kind of dictated the decision to go with PC. Half the procedural was something very big and something to focus on, and when you tie-in the modding community and that it’s proven on PC, it was a natural kind of evolution and that’s where we are.

Nope. We’ll have multiplayer. laughs I mean, the one thing that’s cool about multiplayer is, and this goes back to the mechanics with what’s different is, the procedural system is enormous and multiplayer matches involve that, as well. When you play on a map it won’t be a "multiplayer map." It’s going to have random elements to it. Procedural elements to it that will make multiplayer different every time you play it. But we’ll get into multiplayer further down the road.

Greg Foertsh: In the storyline it’s 20 years in the future. It’s 2035 and you lost the fight in the first third of the campaign in Enemy Unknown. It’s where we’re mentally cutting it. So you never developed any of the crazy stuff, you lost early, and for the past 15-20 years you have been underground. Now the time is right and you’ve decided to come back and reclaim Earth.


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Unlike most other classes, Skirmishers thrive off of mobility thanks to their close weapons and grappling hook. The problem, though, is that very few levels let you utilize this skill early in the game, and with the constant restarts that come with an XCOM 2 run, this means it'll be mostly useless for a lot of your ga

Reinforcements are a procedural system as well. So reinforcements will come in while you’re playing the game. That’s another layer to the player experience that changes and alters what you see and how you play it. So even if you would happen to see another portion of the map that you’ve seen before, the mission objective would be different, the time of day, enemy placement. Everything makes it a very different experience.

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