Difference between revisions of "Respirator Implant (EU2012)"
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* After [[Titan Armor (EU2012)|Titan Armor]] is developed and deployed, this device is still useful with Psi armors. Even with Titan Armor you may want to bring it for the extra 2 Health Points it provides. | * After [[Titan Armor (EU2012)|Titan Armor]] is developed and deployed, this device is still useful with Psi armors. Even with Titan Armor you may want to bring it for the extra 2 Health Points it provides. | ||
| − | ** Thus, they supercede [[Nano-Fiber_Vest_(EU2012)|Nanofiber Vests]] in utility. Particulary on harder difficulties, it may be more cost-effective (and quicker) to skip vests and go for the Implant first, especially in light of [[Seeker_(EU2012)|Seekers]] being able to sneak attack past the starting armor's +1 health, putting your soldiers into recovery time. | + | ** Thus, they supercede [[Nano-Fiber_Vest_(EU2012)|Nanofiber Vests]] in utility. Particulary on harder difficulties, it may be more cost-effective (and quicker) to skip vests and go for the Implant first, especially in light of [[Seeker_(EU2012)|Seekers]] being able to sneak attack past the starting armor's +1 health, putting your soldiers into recovery time, and the many [[Thin_Man_(EU2012)|Thin Men]] you'll be facing (and be at risk of poisoning from) for a while. |
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Revision as of 08:26, 2 December 2013
| Description |
.png) We can fabricate a module that will automatically detect chemical and physical threats to a soldier's oxygen supply, and deploy uncomfortable but potentially life-saving oxygen tube shunts in a matter of seconds. This module will fit all of XCOM's armor designs.
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Source: XCOM: Enemy Unknown (2012)
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Notes
| Research Required | Seeker Autopsy |
| Base Costs | §35, 5 Engineers |
| Abilities/Stats | See Description |
- After Titan Armor is developed and deployed, this device is still useful with Psi armors. Even with Titan Armor you may want to bring it for the extra 2 Health Points it provides.
- Thus, they supercede Nanofiber Vests in utility. Particulary on harder difficulties, it may be more cost-effective (and quicker) to skip vests and go for the Implant first, especially in light of Seekers being able to sneak attack past the starting armor's +1 health, putting your soldiers into recovery time, and the many Thin Men you'll be facing (and be at risk of poisoning from) for a while.
