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Medinoc: /* Tactics */

2015-08-03T09:36:58Z

Tactics

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	*Unlike the original XCOM, there is no additional penalty for XCOM killing a civilian (although the number of survivors will determine the panic reduction on that country/continent) if such an unfortunate event does happen (with explosives, primarily). Remember, the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few! ;)		*Unlike the original XCOM, there is no additional penalty for XCOM killing a civilian (although the number of survivors will determine the panic reduction on that country/continent) if such an unfortunate event does happen (with explosives, primarily). Remember, the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few! ;)
	*You'll need to have at least 1 civilian rescued at the end of the mission or the country will leave the Council.		*You'll need to have at least 1 civilian rescued at the end of the mission or the country will leave the Council.
	*Aliens almost always take priority to shoot civilians over your troopers, and never miss killing them. In fact, they will often skip on a close-range flanking shot on a soldier, and shoot a civilian halfway down the street instead.		*Aliens almost always take priority to shoot civilians over your troopers, and never miss killing them (cover doesn't work on them). In fact, they will often skip on a close-range flanking shot on a soldier, and shoot a civilian halfway down the street instead.
	**If you're hurting on the panic levels, you might find it a worthwhile risk to move quickly to eliminate all the aliens and save at least 75% of the civilians for the massive panic reduction.		**If you're hurting on the panic levels, you might find it a worthwhile risk to move quickly to eliminate all the aliens and save at least 75% of the civilians for the massive panic reduction.
	**The three exceptions to this priority rule are the high-HP [[Cyberdisc (EU2012)\|Cyberdiscs]], [[Sectopod (EU2012)\|Sectopods]] and [[Berserker (EU2012)\|Berserker]]s: they will always ignore civilians and attack your troops. This forces you to concentrate your fire on them while their squadmates pick off civvies at will.		**The three exceptions to this priority rule are the high-HP [[Cyberdisc (EU2012)\|Cyberdiscs]], [[Sectopod (EU2012)\|Sectopods]] and [[Berserker (EU2012)\|Berserker]]s: they will always ignore civilians and attack your troops. This forces you to concentrate your fire on them while their squadmates pick off civvies at will.

Hobbes: /* Mission Results */

2014-04-21T15:37:50Z

Mission Results

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	==Mission Results==		==Mission Results==
	[[File:Terror Results (EU2012).png\|200px\|right\|Terror Site Results]]		[[File:Terror Results (EU2012).png\|200px\|right\|Terror Site Results]]
	If you completely ignore or lose a Terror mission by aborting or having your whole squad killed, then the country will automatically leave the Council. Also, all civilians count as dead if you lose or abort the mission, even ones that you've rescued. If you fail to rescue any civilians then the country will also leave the Council.		If you completely ignore or lose a Terror mission by aborting or having your whole squad killed, then the country will automatically leave the Council. Also, all civilians count as dead if you lose or abort the mission, even ones that you've rescued. If you fail to rescue any civilians then the country will also leave the Council. Failed missions will also raise [[Panic (EU2012)\|panic]] on the entire continent by 2 points.

	If XCOM wins a terror site, the number of civilians saved at the end of the mission will be classified according to the following criteria:		If XCOM wins a terror site, the number of civilians saved at the end of the mission will be classified according to the following criteria:

Hobbes at 15:36, 29 January 2014

2014-01-29T15:36:31Z

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	{{Ref Close \| source = XCOM: Enemy Unknown (2012)}}		{{Ref Close \| source = XCOM: Enemy Unknown (2012)}}
	<br>		<br>

			Alien Terror Attacks, or Terror missions, have made a return from the original game. In this missions, the [[Civilian (EU2012)\|civilians]] will be spread randomly throughout the [[Maps (EU2012)\|map]]. As you approach them nearby [[Alien Life Forms (EU2012)\|aliens]] will engage both you and the civilians. Each civilian lost counts against your final score. To rescue a civilian all you need to do is get close to them. Necessary proximity is indicated by a circle around each civilian.
	==Terror Site Map List==		==Terror Site Map List==
	{{Col}}		{{Col}}
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	==Mission Results==		==Mission Results==
	[[File:Terror Results (EU2012).png\|200px\|right\|Terror Site Results]]		[[File:Terror Results (EU2012).png\|200px\|right\|Terror Site Results]]
	If you completely ignore or lose a Terror mission by aborting or having your whole squad killed, then the country will automatically leave the Council. Also, all civilians count as dead if you lose or abort the mission, even ones that you've rescued.		If you completely ignore or lose a Terror mission by aborting or having your whole squad killed, then the country will automatically leave the Council. Also, all civilians count as dead if you lose or abort the mission, even ones that you've rescued. If you fail to rescue any civilians then the country will also leave the Council.

	If XCOM wins a terror site, the number of civilians saved at the end of the mission will be classified according to the following criteria:		If XCOM wins a terror site, the number of civilians saved at the end of the mission will be classified according to the following criteria:
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	* +50% of civilians = 3 panic reduction in country, 1 in continent;		* +50% of civilians = 3 panic reduction in country, 1 in continent;
	* +0% of civilians = 2 panic reduction in country, 0 in continent;		* +0% of civilians = 2 panic reduction in country, 0 in continent;
	* 0% civilians = 0 panic reduction, both in country and continent;		* 0% civilians = 0 panic reduction, both in country and continent and country leaves the Council.
	**Source: XComStrategyGame.upk, XGStrategyAI class		**Source: XComStrategyGame.upk, XGStrategyAI class
	<br>		<br>

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*Ignoring or failing a Terror Site results in the country immediately leaving the Council.		*Rescued Civilians will run for the Skyranger immediately. They will not trigger reaction fire when they do so but they can open doors and activate hidden aliens on their way to safety. They will also hang around by the Skyranger DZ and can be targeted and killed by the aliens until the mission is over.
	*Alien Terror Attacks, or Terror missions, have made a return from the original game. In this missions, the [[Civilian (EU2012)\|civilians]] will be spread randomly throughout the [[Maps (EU2012)\|map]]. As you approach them nearby [[Alien Life Forms (EU2012)\|aliens]] will engage both you and the civilians. Each civilian lost counts against your final score. To rescue a civilian all you need to do is get close to them. Necessary proximity is indicated by a circle around each civilian.
	**Rescued Civilians will run for the Skyranger immediately. They will not trigger reaction fire when they do so but they can open doors and activate hidden aliens on their way to safety. They will also hang around by the Skyranger DZ and can be targeted and killed by the aliens until the mission is over.
	*Although there is no timer or countdown on this type of mission, you need to be very quick without being reckless. Too slow and you lose civilians which can then be turned into [[Zombie (EU2012)\|zombies]] by a [[Chryssalid (EU2012)\|Chryssalid]] and then eventually hatch into a new Chryssalid. Too reckless and you'll lose your [[Soldiers (EU2012)\|troops]] to the overwhelming forces in these fights.		*Although there is no timer or countdown on this type of mission, you need to be very quick without being reckless. Too slow and you lose civilians which can then be turned into [[Zombie (EU2012)\|zombies]] by a [[Chryssalid (EU2012)\|Chryssalid]] and then eventually hatch into a new Chryssalid. Too reckless and you'll lose your [[Soldiers (EU2012)\|troops]] to the overwhelming forces in these fights.
	*Civilians still alive when all aliens are dead are automatically counted as rescued; they do not all have to personally rescued, although that makes them immune to further attack.		*Civilians still alive when all aliens are dead are automatically counted as rescued; they do not all have to personally rescued, although that makes them immune to further attack.
	*If there are still Chryssalid packs inactivated since their presence will cause random infections on any ~~civilian~~ present on the map and turn them into zombies. The chance for off screen infections increases in higher [[Difficulty (EU2012)\|difficulty levels]].		*If there are still Chryssalid packs inactivated since their presence will cause random infections on any civilians present on the map and turn them into zombies. The chance for off screen infections increases in higher [[Difficulty (EU2012)\|difficulty levels]]. The resulting zombies will turn into Chryssalids 3 turns after they're infected but they'll only move after your squad spots them.
	*In the [[XCOM: Enemy Within DLC (EU2012)\|Enemy Within DLC]], civilians are given a bit of health, probably in response to Drones slaughtering them left and right in EU. Their HP on the different difficulty levels (E/N/C/I) are: 3/3/3/2.		*In the [[XCOM: Enemy Within DLC (EU2012)\|Enemy Within DLC]], civilians are given a bit of health, probably in response to Drones slaughtering them left and right in EU. Their HP on the different difficulty levels (E/N/C/I) are: 3/3/3/2.

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	*If there are no remaining Chryssalids, active or inactive, extending your front line ahead of any civilians means they're safe from the aliens. If anything, keeping civilians around is good, since a dead civilian hurts your cause less than a dead or wounded soldier. Whenever a civilian gets shot, think to yourself "better him than me".		*If there are no remaining Chryssalids, active or inactive, extending your front line ahead of any civilians means they're safe from the aliens. If anything, keeping civilians around is good, since a dead civilian hurts your cause less than a dead or wounded soldier. Whenever a civilian gets shot, think to yourself "better him than me".
	*Unlike the original XCOM, there is no additional penalty for XCOM killing a civilian (although the number of survivors will determine the panic reduction on that country/continent) if such an unfortunate event does happen (with explosives, primarily). Remember, the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few! ;)		*Unlike the original XCOM, there is no additional penalty for XCOM killing a civilian (although the number of survivors will determine the panic reduction on that country/continent) if such an unfortunate event does happen (with explosives, primarily). Remember, the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few! ;)
			*You'll need to have at least 1 civilian rescued at the end of the mission or the country will leave the Council.
	*Aliens almost always take priority to shoot civilians over your troopers, and never miss killing them. In fact, they will often skip on a close-range flanking shot on a soldier, and shoot a civilian halfway down the street instead.		*Aliens almost always take priority to shoot civilians over your troopers, and never miss killing them. In fact, they will often skip on a close-range flanking shot on a soldier, and shoot a civilian halfway down the street instead.
	**If you're hurting on the panic levels, you might find it a worthwhile risk to move ~~out~~ of ~~cover, just to get a clear/flanking shot, if it means getting 3 "Excellent" ratings~~.		**If you're hurting on the panic levels, you might find it a worthwhile risk to move quickly to eliminate all the aliens and save at least 75% of the civilians for the massive panic reduction.
	**The three exceptions to this priority rule are the high-HP [[Cyberdisc (EU2012)\|Cyberdiscs]], [[Sectopod (EU2012)\|Sectopods]] and [[Berserker (EU2012)\|Berserker]]s: they will always ignore civilians ~~to get at~~ your troops. This forces you to concentrate your fire on them while their squadmates pick off civvies at will.		**The three exceptions to this priority rule are the high-HP [[Cyberdisc (EU2012)\|Cyberdiscs]], [[Sectopod (EU2012)\|Sectopods]] and [[Berserker (EU2012)\|Berserker]]s: they will always ignore civilians and attack your troops. This forces you to concentrate your fire on them while their squadmates pick off civvies at will.

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Hobbes: /* Mission Results */

2014-01-10T17:30:29Z

Mission Results

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	* +50% of civilians = 3 panic reduction in country, 1 in continent;		* +50% of civilians = 3 panic reduction in country, 1 in continent;
	* +0% of civilians = 2 panic reduction in country, 0 in continent;		* +0% of civilians = 2 panic reduction in country, 0 in continent;
	* 0% civilians (= 0 panic reduction, both in country and continent;		* 0% civilians = 0 panic reduction, both in country and continent;
	**Source: XComStrategyGame.upk, XGStrategyAI class		**Source: XComStrategyGame.upk, XGStrategyAI class
	<br>		<br>

Hobbes at 17:29, 10 January 2014

2014-01-10T17:29:32Z

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	*Neutralize all hostile targets		*Neutralize all hostile targets
	{{Ref Close \| source = XCOM: Enemy Unknown (2012)}}		{{Ref Close \| source = XCOM: Enemy Unknown (2012)}}
			<br>
	==Terror Site Map List==		==Terror Site Map List==
	{{Col}}		{{Col}}
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	==Mission Results==		==Mission Results==
			[[File:Terror Results (EU2012).png\|200px\|right\|Terror Site Results]]
	If you completely ignore or lose a Terror mission by aborting or having your whole squad killed, then the country will automatically leave the Council. Also, all civilians count as dead if you lose or abort the mission, even ones that you've rescued.		If you completely ignore or lose a Terror mission by aborting or having your whole squad killed, then the country will automatically leave the Council. Also, all civilians count as dead if you lose or abort the mission, even ones that you've rescued.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			*Ignoring or failing a Terror Site results in the country immediately leaving the Council.
	*Alien Terror Attacks, or Terror missions, have made a return from the original game. In this missions, the [[Civilian (EU2012)\|civilians]] will be spread randomly throughout the [[Maps (EU2012)\|map]]. As you approach them nearby [[Alien Life Forms (EU2012)\|aliens]] will engage both you and the civilians. Each civilian lost counts against your final score. To rescue a civilian all you need to do is get close to them. Necessary proximity is indicated by a circle around each civilian.		*Alien Terror Attacks, or Terror missions, have made a return from the original game. In this missions, the [[Civilian (EU2012)\|civilians]] will be spread randomly throughout the [[Maps (EU2012)\|map]]. As you approach them nearby [[Alien Life Forms (EU2012)\|aliens]] will engage both you and the civilians. Each civilian lost counts against your final score. To rescue a civilian all you need to do is get close to them. Necessary proximity is indicated by a circle around each civilian.
	**Rescued Civilians will run for the Skyranger immediately~~, and be removed from the map~~. They will not trigger reaction fire when they do so.		**Rescued Civilians will run for the Skyranger immediately. They will not trigger reaction fire when they do so but they can open doors and activate hidden aliens on their way to safety. They will also hang around by the Skyranger DZ and can be targeted and killed by the aliens until the mission is over.
	*Although there is no timer or countdown on this type of mission, you need to be very quick without being reckless. Too slow and you lose civilians which can then be turned into [[Zombie (EU2012)\|zombies]] by a [[Chryssalid (EU2012)\|Chryssalid]] and then eventually hatch into a new Chryssalid. Too reckless and you'll lose your [[Soldiers (EU2012)\|troops]] to the overwhelming forces in these fights.		*Although there is no timer or countdown on this type of mission, you need to be very quick without being reckless. Too slow and you lose civilians which can then be turned into [[Zombie (EU2012)\|zombies]] by a [[Chryssalid (EU2012)\|Chryssalid]] and then eventually hatch into a new Chryssalid. Too reckless and you'll lose your [[Soldiers (EU2012)\|troops]] to the overwhelming forces in these fights.
	*Civilians still alive when all aliens are dead are automatically counted as rescued; they do not all have to personally rescued, although that makes them immune to further attack.		*Civilians still alive when all aliens are dead are automatically counted as rescued; they do not all have to personally rescued, although that makes them immune to further attack.

Hobbes: /* Panic Reduction */

2014-01-10T00:56:45Z

Panic Reduction

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	The 4 [[Maps (EU2012)\|maps]] of the 2nd column are the most frequent since the game will prioritize usage of maps not already seen on the present game and the maps on the 1st column are also used for [[Alien Abductions (EU2012)\|Abduction]] missions. The third column indicates the additional Terror maps available on the [[XCOM: Enemy Within DLC (EU2012)\|Enemy Within DLC]]; the DLC also changes the probabilities of the maps in the 1st and 2nd columns appearing, giving maps all 3 columns the same chance of appearing during Terror missions.		The 4 [[Maps (EU2012)\|maps]] of the 2nd column are the most frequent since the game will prioritize usage of maps not already seen on the present game and the maps on the 1st column are also used for [[Alien Abductions (EU2012)\|Abduction]] missions. The third column indicates the additional Terror maps available on the [[XCOM: Enemy Within DLC (EU2012)\|Enemy Within DLC]]; the DLC also changes the probabilities of the maps in the 1st and 2nd columns appearing, giving maps all 3 columns the same chance of appearing during Terror missions.

	==~~Panic Reduction~~==		==Mission Results==
	~~The~~ number of civilians saved at the end of the mission will ~~determine~~ the panic reduction on the country and continent:		If you completely ignore or lose a Terror mission by aborting or having your whole squad killed, then the country will automatically leave the Council. Also, all civilians count as dead if you lose or abort the mission, even ones that you've rescued.
	* +75% of civilians ~~("Excellent")~~ = 5 panic reduction in country, 2 in continent;´
	* 50~~-74~~% of civilians ~~("Good")~~ = 3 panic reduction in country, 1 in continent;		If XCOM wins a terror site, the number of civilians saved at the end of the mission will be classified according to the following criteria:
	* ~~10-49~~% of civilians ~~("Poor")~~ = 2 panic reduction in country, 0 in continent;		* +75% of civilians = "Excellent"
	* 0~~-10~~% civilians (~~"Terrible")~~ = 0 panic reduction, both in country and continent;		* 50-74% of civilians = Good"
	**Source: XComStrategyGame.upk/XGStrategyAI~~. XComGame.up/XGSummaryUI~~		* 10-49% of civilians = Poor"
			* 0-10% civilians = Terrible"
			**Source: XComGame.upk, XGSummaryUI class
			<br>

			However, to calculate the panic reduction on the country and continent in case of a successful mission, the following numbers of rescued civilians are used instead:
			* +75% of civilians = 5 panic reduction in country, 2 in continent;´
			* +50% of civilians = 3 panic reduction in country, 1 in continent;
			* +0% of civilians = 2 panic reduction in country, 0 in continent;
			* 0% civilians (= 0 panic reduction, both in country and continent;
			**Source: XComStrategyGame.upk, XGStrategyAI class
	<br>		<br>
	*All civilians count as dead if you lose or abort the mission, even ones that you've rescued.
	*If you completely ignore a Terror mission then the country will automatically leave the Council.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Hobbes: /* Panic Reduction */

2014-01-10T00:25:54Z

Panic Reduction

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	The number of civilians saved at the end of the mission will determine the panic reduction on the country and continent:		The number of civilians saved at the end of the mission will determine the panic reduction on the country and continent:
	* +75% of civilians ("Excellent") = 5 panic reduction in country, 2 in continent;´		* +75% of civilians ("Excellent") = 5 panic reduction in country, 2 in continent;´
	* +50% of civilians ("Good") = 3 panic reduction in country, 1 in continent;		* 50-74% of civilians ("Good") = 3 panic reduction in country, 1 in continent;
	* +0% of civilians ("Poor") = 2 panic reduction in country, 0 in continent;		* 10-49% of civilians ("Poor") = 2 panic reduction in country, 0 in continent;
	* 0% civilians ("Terrible") = 0 panic reduction, both in country and continent;		* 0-10% civilians ("Terrible") = 0 panic reduction, both in country and continent;
	**Source: XComStrategyGame.upk/XGStrategyAI		**Source: XComStrategyGame.upk/XGStrategyAI. XComGame.up/XGSummaryUI
	<br>		<br>
	*All civilians count as dead if you lose or abort the mission, even ones that you've rescued.		*All civilians count as dead if you lose or abort the mission, even ones that you've rescued.
	*If you completely ignore a Terror mission then the country will automatically leave the Council.		*If you completely ignore a Terror mission then the country will automatically leave the Council.



	==Notes==		==Notes==

Hobbes: /* Terror Site Map List */

2013-12-23T15:57:00Z

Terror Site Map List

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	*[[PoliceStation (EU2012)\|Police Station]]		*[[PoliceStation (EU2012)\|Police Station]]
	{{ColBreak}}		{{ColBreak}}
	*[[Office Paper Terror (EU2012)\|Office Paper Terror]]		*[[Office Paper Terror (EU2012)\|Office Paper Terror]] [[File:Meld Insignia (EU2012).png\|15px\|EW DLC]]
	*[[Pier A Terror (EU2012)\|Pier A Terror]]		*[[Pier A Terror (EU2012)\|Pier A Terror]] [[File:Meld Insignia (EU2012).png\|15px\|EW DLC]]
	*[[HighwayFallen (EU2012)\|Highway Fallen]]		*[[HighwayFallen (EU2012)\|Highway Fallen]] [[File:Meld Insignia (EU2012).png\|15px\|EW DLC]]
	{{EndCol}}		{{EndCol}}

Hobbes at 15:55, 23 December 2013

2013-12-23T15:55:58Z

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	{{Ref Close \| source = XCOM: Enemy Unknown (2012)}}		{{Ref Close \| source = XCOM: Enemy Unknown (2012)}}

	==~~Abductions~~ Map List==		==Terror Site Map List==
	{{Col}}		{{Col}}
	*[[Bar (EU2012)\|Bar]]		*[[Bar (EU2012)\|Bar]]
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	*[[MilitaryAmmo (EU2012)\|Military Ammo]]		*[[MilitaryAmmo (EU2012)\|Military Ammo]]
	*[[PoliceStation (EU2012)\|Police Station]]		*[[PoliceStation (EU2012)\|Police Station]]
			{{ColBreak}}
			*[[Office Paper Terror (EU2012)\|Office Paper Terror]]
			*[[Pier A Terror (EU2012)\|Pier A Terror]]
			*[[HighwayFallen (EU2012)\|Highway Fallen]]
	{{EndCol}}		{{EndCol}}

	The 4 [[Maps (EU2012)\|maps]] of the 2nd column are the most frequent since the game will prioritize usage of maps not already seen on the present game and the maps on the 1st column are also used for [[Alien Abductions (EU2012)\|Abduction]] missions.		The 4 [[Maps (EU2012)\|maps]] of the 2nd column are the most frequent since the game will prioritize usage of maps not already seen on the present game and the maps on the 1st column are also used for [[Alien Abductions (EU2012)\|Abduction]] missions. The third column indicates the additional Terror maps available on the [[XCOM: Enemy Within DLC (EU2012)\|Enemy Within DLC]]; the DLC also changes the probabilities of the maps in the 1st and 2nd columns appearing, giving maps all 3 columns the same chance of appearing during Terror missions.

			==Panic Reduction==
			The number of civilians saved at the end of the mission will determine the panic reduction on the country and continent:
			* +75% of civilians ("Excellent") = 5 panic reduction in country, 2 in continent;´
			* +50% of civilians ("Good") = 3 panic reduction in country, 1 in continent;
			* +0% of civilians ("Poor") = 2 panic reduction in country, 0 in continent;
			* 0% civilians ("Terrible") = 0 panic reduction, both in country and continent;
			**Source: XComStrategyGame.upk/XGStrategyAI
			<br>
			*All civilians count as dead if you lose or abort the mission, even ones that you've rescued.
			*If you completely ignore a Terror mission then the country will automatically leave the Council.



	==Notes==		==Notes==
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	*Although there is no timer or countdown on this type of mission, you need to be very quick without being reckless. Too slow and you lose civilians which can then be turned into [[Zombie (EU2012)\|zombies]] by a [[Chryssalid (EU2012)\|Chryssalid]] and then eventually hatch into a new Chryssalid. Too reckless and you'll lose your [[Soldiers (EU2012)\|troops]] to the overwhelming forces in these fights.		*Although there is no timer or countdown on this type of mission, you need to be very quick without being reckless. Too slow and you lose civilians which can then be turned into [[Zombie (EU2012)\|zombies]] by a [[Chryssalid (EU2012)\|Chryssalid]] and then eventually hatch into a new Chryssalid. Too reckless and you'll lose your [[Soldiers (EU2012)\|troops]] to the overwhelming forces in these fights.
	*Civilians still alive when all aliens are dead are automatically counted as rescued; they do not all have to personally rescued, although that makes them immune to further attack.		*Civilians still alive when all aliens are dead are automatically counted as rescued; they do not all have to personally rescued, although that makes them immune to further attack.
	*All civilians count as dead if you lose or abort the mission, even ones that you've rescued.
	*Any civilian count at 14 or above at the end of the mission is considered "Excellent", so there's some room for error, depending where the civilians spawn.
	*If all civilians are killed you'll get a "Terrible" result at the end of the mission and the country may leave the [[The Council (EU2012)\|Council]].
	*An "Excellent" score on civilians saved can drop a country's panic level by as much as 3, and subtract 1 or 2 Panic points from the other nations on that continent. "Good" or "Poor" ratings will have a lesser or zero impact on the country/continent's panic rating.
	*If there are still Chryssalid packs inactivated since their presence will cause random infections on any civilian present on the map and turn them into zombies. The chance for off screen infections increases in higher [[Difficulty (EU2012)\|difficulty levels]].		*If there are still Chryssalid packs inactivated since their presence will cause random infections on any civilian present on the map and turn them into zombies. The chance for off screen infections increases in higher [[Difficulty (EU2012)\|difficulty levels]].
	*In the [[XCOM: Enemy Within DLC (EU2012)\|Enemy Within DLC]], civilians are given a bit of health, probably in response to Drones slaughtering them left and right in EU. Their HP on the different difficulty levels (E/N/C/I) are: 3/3/3/2.		*In the [[XCOM: Enemy Within DLC (EU2012)\|Enemy Within DLC]], civilians are given a bit of health, probably in response to Drones slaughtering them left and right in EU. Their HP on the different difficulty levels (E/N/C/I) are: 3/3/3/2.

Hobbes: /* Notes */

2013-12-08T15:00:16Z

Notes

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	*An "Excellent" score on civilians saved can drop a country's panic level by as much as 3, and subtract 1 or 2 Panic points from the other nations on that continent. "Good" or "Poor" ratings will have a lesser or zero impact on the country/continent's panic rating.		*An "Excellent" score on civilians saved can drop a country's panic level by as much as 3, and subtract 1 or 2 Panic points from the other nations on that continent. "Good" or "Poor" ratings will have a lesser or zero impact on the country/continent's panic rating.
	*If there are still Chryssalid packs inactivated since their presence will cause random infections on any civilian present on the map and turn them into zombies. The chance for off screen infections increases in higher [[Difficulty (EU2012)\|difficulty levels]].		*If there are still Chryssalid packs inactivated since their presence will cause random infections on any civilian present on the map and turn them into zombies. The chance for off screen infections increases in higher [[Difficulty (EU2012)\|difficulty levels]].
	*In the [[XCOM: Enemy Within DLC\|Enemy Within DLC]], civilians are given a bit of health, probably in response to Drones slaughtering them left and right in EU. Their HP on the different difficulty levels (E/N/C/I) are: 3/3/3/2.		*In the [[XCOM: Enemy Within DLC (EU2012)\|Enemy Within DLC]], civilians are given a bit of health, probably in response to Drones slaughtering them left and right in EU. Their HP on the different difficulty levels (E/N/C/I) are: 3/3/3/2.

	==Tactics==		==Tactics==