Yeah, I'm gonna echo: there's no shame in knocking the difficulty down to "EASY." No one will know and no one can judge you.Įspecially with how the little tweaks they've added can add up and make the game feel VERY different. I can tell that I've barely scratched the surface and there is a lot more to discover. This gives additionality functionality to that mechanic, so it can be used more tactically than just erasing a botched turn. Adam's ability is tied to using the Reset Turn. Highly effective for your offensive mech. Morgan has a strong ability that boosts her damage in the following turn after killing an enemy. I will not be challenging myself with that until I accomplish all the new achievements. That said, Unfair Mode is quite threatening. When you have more familiarity and a strong starting pilot, normal difficulty should be manageable and hard is achievable with favorable equipment drops. The experience will build the fundamentals needed for success. For anyone having a rough time, I highly recommend doing this to get more practice. I had everything on but played on easy, which I always did when trying a squad for the first time. So if you want to get used to new Vek attack patterns without also having to deal with unfamiliar mission objectives, you have the choice. You can select enemies, missions, equipment, and pilot abilities separately at launch. This opens up many possibilities, but is less straightforward to use effectively than most.Īll the new stuff can certainly be overwhelming to even seasoned players, but advanced content options can be toggled independently.
The Exchange Mech swaps an adjacent unit with any other on the field.
It's rather handy for blocking and positioning. The Bombling Mech's Walking Bomb has a lot of versality, but only detonates for one damage. Lining up attacks requires careful consideration. The Pierce Mech's AP Cannon must pass through one object before dealing damage to the second. I cleared my first run with the Bombermechs.
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