Critical Wounds (EU2012) - Revision history

Fish Gameing at 21:02, 9 November 2023

2023-11-09T21:02:19Z

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	'''Secondary Heart (EW)'''		'''Secondary Heart (EW)'''

	If you have the Enemy Within expansion, after performing an autopsy on a [[Cyberdisc (EU2012)\|Cyberdisc]], you may use the [[Genetics Lab (EU2012)\|Genetics Lab]] facility to outfit soldiers with the [[Gene Mods (EU2012)#Secondary Heart\|Secondary Heart]] gene mod. Applying this mod is slightly expensive at a price of §75 and 15 Meld, as well as 3 days to perform the procedure, but the benefits are quite significant. It extends the soldier's bleedout timer by 2 turns, ensures that a soldier will be critically wounded instead of killed the first time they are fatally injured on a given mission, and negates the will penalty from being critically wounded. This can be very useful for Assault soldiers, or for your Volunteer. Be warned that soldiers with Secondary Heart can still be critically wounded, and that Secondary Heart does not activate if a [[Chryssalid (EU2012)\|Chryssalid]] delivers the killing blow.		If you have the Enemy Within expansion, after performing an autopsy on a [[Cyberdisc (EU2012)\|Cyberdisc]], you may use the [[Genetics Lab (EU2012)\|Genetics Lab]] facility to outfit soldiers with the [[Gene Mods (EU2012)#Secondary Heart\|Secondary Heart]] gene mod. Applying this mod is slightly expensive at a price of §75 and 15 Meld, as well as 3 days to perform the procedure, but the benefits are quite significant. It extends the soldier's bleedout timer by 2 turns, ensures that a soldier will be critically wounded instead of killed the first time they are fatally injured on a given mission, and negates the will penalty from being critically wounded. This can be very useful for Assault soldiers, or for your Volunteer. Be warned that soldiers with Secondary Heart can still be critically wounded, and that Secondary Heart does not activate if a [[Chryssalid (EU2012)\|Chryssalid]] delivers the killing blow.

Fish Gameing: Added info about Secondary Heart and Memorial

2023-11-09T21:02:02Z

Added info about Secondary Heart and Memorial

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	After a Soldier sustains more damage than h/~~she~~ has hitpoints, they will either become critically wounded or die.		After a Soldier sustains more damage than s/he has hitpoints, they will either become critically wounded or die.


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	NOTE: A soldier who is revived will not be able to perform any actions for the current turn. As such, be very careful when reviving soldiers who were downed out of cover; the aliens may be able to take the soldier down again quickly!		NOTE: A soldier who is revived will not be able to perform any actions for the current turn. As such, be very careful when reviving soldiers who were downed out of cover; the aliens may be able to take the soldier down again quickly!

			'''Secondary Heart (EW)'''
			If you have the Enemy Within expansion, after performing an autopsy on a [[Cyberdisc (EU2012)\|Cyberdisc]], you may use the [[Genetics Lab (EU2012)\|Genetics Lab]] facility to outfit soldiers with the [[Gene Mods (EU2012)#Secondary Heart\|Secondary Heart]] gene mod. Applying this mod is slightly expensive at a price of §75 and 15 Meld, as well as 3 days to perform the procedure, but the benefits are quite significant. It extends the soldier's bleedout timer by 2 turns, ensures that a soldier will be critically wounded instead of killed the first time they are fatally injured on a given mission, and negates the will penalty from being critically wounded. This can be very useful for Assault soldiers, or for your Volunteer. Be warned that soldiers with Secondary Heart can still be critically wounded, and that Secondary Heart does not activate if a [[Chryssalid (EU2012)\|Chryssalid]] delivers the killing blow.

	== Death ==		== Death ==
	Death is permanent, once a soldier is dead, he/she is gone forever, unless you go back to an earlier save in which said soldier was still alive.		Death is permanent, once a soldier is dead, he/she is gone forever, unless you go back to an earlier save in which said soldier was still alive.
	Every soldier that dies will have his/her name added to the memorial wall in the Barracks, where the number of missions, the number of kills, and the mission in which the soldier died is shown.		Every soldier that dies will have his/her name added to the memorial wall in the Barracks, where the number of missions, the number of kills, and the mission in which the soldier died is shown.
			The Memorial also displays the causes of death for any deceased soldiers, such as the unit that caused the soldier's death, and the weapon they used.

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

Hobbes at 18:47, 13 December 2013

2013-12-13T18:47:55Z

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	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
	* [[Gameplay_Mechanics_(EU2012)~~\| Back to Gameplay Mechanics]]~~		{{Gameplay_Mechanics_(EU2012)_Navbar}}



	[[Category: Enemy Unknown (2012)]]		[[Category: Enemy Unknown (2012)]]
			[[Category:Gameplay Mechanics (EU2012)]]

BenWaters at 19:59, 2 September 2013

2013-09-02T19:59:30Z

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	After ~~sustaining~~ more damage than ~~the Soldier~~ has hitpoints, ~~the Soldier~~ will either become critically wounded or die.		After a Soldier sustains more damage than h/she has hitpoints, they will either become critically wounded or die.

BenWaters at 19:57, 2 September 2013

2013-09-02T19:57:35Z

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	After sustaining more damage than the ~~Soldiers~~ hitpoints, the ~~Solider~~ will either become critically wounded or die.		After sustaining more damage than the Soldier has hitpoints, the Soldier will either become critically wounded or die.

Kokkan at 22:32, 19 November 2012

2012-11-19T22:32:58Z

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	Death is permanent, once a soldier is dead, he/she is gone forever, unless you go back to an earlier save in which said soldier was still alive.		Death is permanent, once a soldier is dead, he/she is gone forever, unless you go back to an earlier save in which said soldier was still alive.
	Every soldier that dies will have his/her name added to the memorial wall in the Barracks, where the number of missions, the number of kills, and the mission in which the soldier died is shown.		Every soldier that dies will have his/her name added to the memorial wall in the Barracks, where the number of missions, the number of kills, and the mission in which the soldier died is shown.


			== See Also ==
			* [[Gameplay_Mechanics_(EU2012)\| Back to Gameplay Mechanics]]



	[[Category: Enemy Unknown (2012)]]		[[Category: Enemy Unknown (2012)]]

Kokkan: /* Back To */

2012-11-19T22:28:18Z

Back To

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	Death is permanent, once a soldier is dead, he/she is gone forever, unless you go back to an earlier save in which said soldier was still alive.		Death is permanent, once a soldier is dead, he/she is gone forever, unless you go back to an earlier save in which said soldier was still alive.
	Every soldier that dies will have his/her name added to the memorial wall in the Barracks, where the number of missions, the number of kills, and the mission in which the soldier died is shown.		Every soldier that dies will have his/her name added to the memorial wall in the Barracks, where the number of missions, the number of kills, and the mission in which the soldier died is shown.


	~~== Back To ==~~
	* [[Gameplay_Mechanics_(EU2012)\|Gameplay Mechanics]]
	* [[Enemy_Unknown_(EU2012)\| Back to Main Page]]



	[[Category: Enemy Unknown (2012)]]		[[Category: Enemy Unknown (2012)]]

Hobbes: /* Death */

2012-11-18T13:04:37Z

Death

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	Every soldier that dies will have his/her name added to the memorial wall in the Barracks, where the number of missions, the number of kills, and the mission in which the soldier died is shown.		Every soldier that dies will have his/her name added to the memorial wall in the Barracks, where the number of missions, the number of kills, and the mission in which the soldier died is shown.

	[[Gameplay_Mechanics_(EU2012)\| ~~Back to~~ Gameplay Mechanics]]~~<br/>~~
	[[Enemy_Unknown_(EU2012)\| Back to Main Page]]		== Back To ==
			* [[Gameplay_Mechanics_(EU2012)\|Gameplay Mechanics]]
			* [[Enemy_Unknown_(EU2012)\| Back to Main Page]]



	[[Category: Enemy Unknown (2012)]]		[[Category: Enemy Unknown (2012)]]

Westley Roberts at 18:52, 2 November 2012

2012-11-02T18:52:40Z

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	Death is permanent, once a soldier is dead, he/she is gone forever, unless you go back to an earlier save in which said soldier was still alive.		Death is permanent, once a soldier is dead, he/she is gone forever, unless you go back to an earlier save in which said soldier was still alive.
	Every soldier that dies will have his/her name added to the memorial wall in the Barracks, where the number of missions, the number of kills, and the mission in which the soldier died is shown.		Every soldier that dies will have his/her name added to the memorial wall in the Barracks, where the number of missions, the number of kills, and the mission in which the soldier died is shown.

			[[Gameplay_Mechanics_(EU2012)\| Back to Gameplay Mechanics]]<br/>
			[[Enemy_Unknown_(EU2012)\| Back to Main Page]]



	[[Category: Enemy Unknown (2012)]]		[[Category: Enemy Unknown (2012)]]

Darthcaboose: /* Critically wounded */

2012-10-31T17:57:09Z

Critically wounded

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	Reviving a soldier can only be done by a soldier in the support class with the appropriate skill. A revived unit will become active again during the mission with 33% of it's maximum hitpoints (including armor or items bonus).		Reviving a soldier can only be done by a soldier in the support class with the appropriate skill. A revived unit will become active again during the mission with 33% of it's maximum hitpoints (including armor or items bonus).

			NOTE: A soldier who is revived will not be able to perform any actions for the current turn. As such, be very careful when reviving soldiers who were downed out of cover; the aliens may be able to take the soldier down again quickly!

	== Death ==		== Death ==