Combat Experience (Apocalypse) - Revision history

EsTeR: fixed link

2023-12-03T22:20:37Z

fixed link

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	In X-COM: Apocalypse, your [[~~Agents~~ (Apocalypse)\|Agents']] stats can increase after combat (unless they are [[~~Androids~~ (Apocalypse)\|androids]]). The improvements follow quite different rules than the [[Experience\|system used]] in the first two games; there is no randomness, and there is no breakdown of stats into "primary" and "secondary".		In X-COM: Apocalypse, your [[Agents_(Apocalypse)\|Agents']] stats can increase after combat (unless they are [[Agents_(Apocalypse)\|androids]]). The improvements follow quite different rules than the [[Experience\|system used]] in the first two games; there is no randomness, and there is no breakdown of stats into "primary" and "secondary".

	Strength and psionic stats cannot be improved by combat. As such, any improvement in Strength must come from the [[Training Area (Apocalypse)\|Training Area]] and any improvements in psionic stats must come from the [[Psi-Gym (Apocalypse)\|Psi-Gym]].		Strength and psionic stats cannot be improved by combat. As such, any improvement in Strength must come from the [[Training Area (Apocalypse)\|Training Area]] and any improvements in psionic stats must come from the [[Psi-Gym (Apocalypse)\|Psi-Gym]].

EsTeR: link

2023-11-16T18:15:17Z

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	Bravery improves by 10 if (Health&Bravery XP/Bravery) > 0.5 (e.g. Bravery would improve from 50 to 60 if a soldier killed 26 or more points worth of enemies in a mission).		Bravery improves by 10 if (Health&Bravery XP/Bravery) > 0.5 (e.g. Bravery would improve from 50 to 60 if a soldier killed 26 or more points worth of enemies in a mission).

	~~==See Also==~~

	[[~~Training~~ (Apocalypse)]]		[[Training_(Apocalypse)\|Return: Training]]


	[[Category: Apocalypse]]		[[Category: Apocalypse]]

Magic9mushroom: Repair, don't respond; Jasonred's comments moved to Talk page

2022-10-31T07:15:41Z

Repair, don't respond; Jasonred's comments moved to Talk page

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	==Accuracy==		==Accuracy==

	Accuracy XP is gained every time a soldier hits ~~an <s>enemy</s>~~ living target. Maximum Accuracy XP is 40.		Accuracy XP is gained every time a soldier hits a living target (including friendlies). Maximum Accuracy XP is 40.

	Accuracy improves by ceiling((96-Accuracy)/100 * floor(Accuracy XP/4)). This is in terms of displayed Accuracy, not the number stored in the game files.		Accuracy improves by ceiling((96-Accuracy)/100 * floor(Accuracy XP/4)). This is in terms of displayed Accuracy, not the number stored in the game files.

	~~This makes accuracy quite easy to train, as an agent only needs to land 4 hits to raise accuracy by 1 point.~~

	A rather interesting note is that hits on friendly agents count too. ... Meaning, you can easily train accuracy by arming your agents with machineguns, equipping armor, and shooting each other a few times, since even megapol armor can withstand 10 point blank shots to the head or torso without being breached; and disruptor armor is far sturdier.

	==Stamina and TU==		==Stamina and TU==
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	Stamina improves by floor(Stamina XP/Stamina)/2 (second division is not rounded; Stamina can have half-points).		Stamina improves by floor(Stamina XP/Stamina)/2 (second division is not rounded; Stamina can have half-points).

	TU improves by min(floor(Stamina XP/Stamina), 5). -> Or that's what's supposed to happen anyhow. I have tested several times, and no matter what I do, I can somehow get stamina to go up (it's easier in real time because stamina goes back up faster), but I can't get speed or TU to improve no matter whether I overload my agents or strip them naked. [[User:Jasonred79\|Jasonred79]] ([[User talk:Jasonred79\|talk]]) 12:02, 24 March 2022 (CET)		TU improves by min(floor(Stamina XP/Stamina), 5).

	==Reactions==		==Reactions==

	Reactions XP is gained every time a soldier ~~performs~~ reaction ~~fire~~. This does not appear to occur during Real-Time missions.		Reactions XP is gained every time a soldier hits with a reaction shot. This does not appear to occur during Real-Time missions.

	Reactions improves by min(floor(Reactions XP/Reactions), 5).		Reactions improves by min(floor(Reactions XP/Reactions), 5).

	I just tested, and it would appear that the game counts reaction fire shots that HIT. ... missed shots do not appear to give reaction XP. [[User:Jasonred79\|Jasonred79]] ([[User talk:Jasonred79\|talk]]) 12:04, 24 March 2022 (CET)

	==Health and Bravery==		==Health and Bravery==

Jasonred79: /* Accuracy */

2022-04-09T11:53:18Z

Accuracy

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	==Accuracy==		==Accuracy==

	Accuracy XP is gained every time a soldier hits an enemy. Maximum Accuracy XP is 40.		Accuracy XP is gained every time a soldier hits an <s>enemy</s> living target. Maximum Accuracy XP is 40.

	Accuracy improves by ceiling((96-Accuracy)/100 * floor(Accuracy XP/4)). This is in terms of displayed Accuracy, not the number stored in the game files.		Accuracy improves by ceiling((96-Accuracy)/100 * floor(Accuracy XP/4)). This is in terms of displayed Accuracy, not the number stored in the game files.

	This makes accuracy quite easy to train, as an agent only needs to land 4 hits to raise accuracy by 1 point.		This makes accuracy quite easy to train, as an agent only needs to land 4 hits to raise accuracy by 1 point.

			A rather interesting note is that hits on friendly agents count too. ... Meaning, you can easily train accuracy by arming your agents with machineguns, equipping armor, and shooting each other a few times, since even megapol armor can withstand 10 point blank shots to the head or torso without being breached; and disruptor armor is far sturdier.

	==Stamina and TU==		==Stamina and TU==

Jasonred79: /* Reactions */

2022-03-24T11:04:33Z

Reactions

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	Reactions improves by min(floor(Reactions XP/Reactions), 5).		Reactions improves by min(floor(Reactions XP/Reactions), 5).

	I just tested, and it would appear that the game counts reaction fire shots that HIT. ... missed shots do not appear to give reaction XP.		I just tested, and it would appear that the game counts reaction fire shots that HIT. ... missed shots do not appear to give reaction XP. [[User:Jasonred79\|Jasonred79]] ([[User talk:Jasonred79\|talk]]) 12:04, 24 March 2022 (CET)

	==Health and Bravery==		==Health and Bravery==

Jasonred79: /* Reactions */

2022-03-24T11:04:14Z

Reactions

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	Reactions improves by min(floor(Reactions XP/Reactions), 5).		Reactions improves by min(floor(Reactions XP/Reactions), 5).

			I just tested, and it would appear that the game counts reaction fire shots that HIT. ... missed shots do not appear to give reaction XP.

	==Health and Bravery==		==Health and Bravery==

Jasonred79: /* Accuracy */

2022-03-24T11:03:14Z

Accuracy

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	Accuracy improves by ceiling((96-Accuracy)/100 * floor(Accuracy XP/4)). This is in terms of displayed Accuracy, not the number stored in the game files.		Accuracy improves by ceiling((96-Accuracy)/100 * floor(Accuracy XP/4)). This is in terms of displayed Accuracy, not the number stored in the game files.

			This makes accuracy quite easy to train, as an agent only needs to land 4 hits to raise accuracy by 1 point.

	==Stamina and TU==		==Stamina and TU==

Jasonred79: /* Stamina and TU */

2022-03-24T11:02:25Z

Stamina and TU

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	Stamina improves by floor(Stamina XP/Stamina)/2 (second division is not rounded; Stamina can have half-points).		Stamina improves by floor(Stamina XP/Stamina)/2 (second division is not rounded; Stamina can have half-points).

	TU improves by min(floor(Stamina XP/Stamina), 5).		TU improves by min(floor(Stamina XP/Stamina), 5). -> Or that's what's supposed to happen anyhow. I have tested several times, and no matter what I do, I can somehow get stamina to go up (it's easier in real time because stamina goes back up faster), but I can't get speed or TU to improve no matter whether I overload my agents or strip them naked. [[User:Jasonred79\|Jasonred79]] ([[User talk:Jasonred79\|talk]]) 12:02, 24 March 2022 (CET)

	==Reactions==		==Reactions==

Magic9mushroom: worth noting

2020-07-24T12:39:44Z

worth noting

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	In X-COM: Apocalypse, your [[Agents (Apocalypse)\|Agents']] stats can increase after combat. The improvements follow quite different rules than the [[Experience\|system used]] in the first two games; there is no randomness, and there is no breakdown of stats into "primary" and "secondary".		In X-COM: Apocalypse, your [[Agents (Apocalypse)\|Agents']] stats can increase after combat (unless they are [[Androids (Apocalypse)\|androids]]). The improvements follow quite different rules than the [[Experience\|system used]] in the first two games; there is no randomness, and there is no breakdown of stats into "primary" and "secondary".

	Strength and psionic stats cannot be improved by combat. As such, any improvement in Strength must come from the [[Training Area (Apocalypse)\|Training Area]] and any improvements in psionic stats must come from the [[Psi-Gym (Apocalypse)\|Psi-Gym]].		Strength and psionic stats cannot be improved by combat. As such, any improvement in Strength must come from the [[Training Area (Apocalypse)\|Training Area]] and any improvements in psionic stats must come from the [[Psi-Gym (Apocalypse)\|Psi-Gym]].

Magic9mushroom: blueifying link and mentioning Training Area

2020-07-09T13:44:28Z

blueifying link and mentioning Training Area

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	In X-COM: Apocalypse, your [[Agents (Apocalypse)\|Agents']] stats can increase after combat. The improvements follow quite different rules than the [[Experience\|system used]] in the first two games; there is no randomness, and there is no breakdown of stats into "primary" and "secondary".		In X-COM: Apocalypse, your [[Agents (Apocalypse)\|Agents']] stats can increase after combat. The improvements follow quite different rules than the [[Experience\|system used]] in the first two games; there is no randomness, and there is no breakdown of stats into "primary" and "secondary".

	Strength and psionic stats cannot be improved by combat. As such, any improvements in psionic stats must come from the [[Psi-Gym]].		Strength and psionic stats cannot be improved by combat. As such, any improvement in Strength must come from the [[Training Area (Apocalypse)\|Training Area]] and any improvements in psionic stats must come from the [[Psi-Gym (Apocalypse)\|Psi-Gym]].

	All combat improvements are subject to the ordinary stat caps (as displayed, these are 96 for Accuracy and 100 for everything else). XP is reset every mission.		All combat improvements are subject to the ordinary stat caps (as displayed, these are 96 for Accuracy and 100 for everything else). XP is reset every mission.