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| − | Rather than the classes of XCOM and XCOM2, Chimera Squad features a set of individual agents, each with a distinct skill set. You can only take four agents on the APC to a mission. Loss of an agent results in game loss, but this is much less likely to happen than in previous games. When an agent is reduced to 0 HP they will always begin bleeding out, and can be stabilised by any agent. | + | Rather than the classes of XCOM and XCOM2, Chimera Squad features a set of individual agents, each with a distinct skill set. You can only take four agents on the APC to a mission. Loss of an agent results in game loss, but this is much less likely to happen than in previous games. When an agent is reduced to 0 HP they will always begin bleeding out, and can be stabilised by any agent. If an agent bleeds out, the mission will be aborted, but agents will automatically be extracted from a mission provided they are stabilised or the encounter is completed before they bleed out. |
You begin with four agents: | You begin with four agents: | ||
Revision as of 05:23, 27 April 2020
Rather than the classes of XCOM and XCOM2, Chimera Squad features a set of individual agents, each with a distinct skill set. You can only take four agents on the APC to a mission. Loss of an agent results in game loss, but this is much less likely to happen than in previous games. When an agent is reduced to 0 HP they will always begin bleeding out, and can be stabilised by any agent. If an agent bleeds out, the mission will be aborted, but agents will automatically be extracted from a mission provided they are stabilised or the encounter is completed before they bleed out.
You begin with four agents:
Additional agents can be recruited during the campaign: