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| − | '''Commander''' is the highest [[rank]] that can be gained from any of your troops within X-COM. Naturally, a commander accompanying your soldiers on a mission will provide some hefty | + | '''Commander''' is the highest [[rank]] that can be gained from any of your troops within [[X-COM]]. Naturally, a commander accompanying your soldiers on a mission will provide some hefty [[morale]] boosts, or ''severe'' morale penalties if he or she is killed, so you may want them to hang back as a [[Rear Commander]]. When you have thirty soldiers or more (combined from all bases), and a vacant position, then the best eligible [[Colonel]] is promoted. There can only be one commander at any time. |
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Latest revision as of 21:49, 8 May 2013
- This article is about the X-COM Rank, for the Alien Rank see Commander (Alien Rank)
Commander is the highest rank that can be gained from any of your troops within X-COM. Naturally, a commander accompanying your soldiers on a mission will provide some hefty morale boosts, or severe morale penalties if he or she is killed, so you may want them to hang back as a Rear Commander. When you have thirty soldiers or more (combined from all bases), and a vacant position, then the best eligible Colonel is promoted. There can only be one commander at any time.