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PuporonGOD: /* Retraining */

2025-12-21T00:16:38Z

Retraining

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	Also, if you require a certain type of soldier, you could reset perks to turn, for example, a shooter engineer into a support engineer.		Also, if you require a certain type of soldier, you could reset perks to turn, for example, a shooter engineer into a support engineer.

	~~=== Subspecializations ===~~

	You can also reset the subspecs of a soldier. This can be done as many times as you wish until the soldier participates in a mission. After they do so they are locked out of a subspecialization reset until they either retraining (perk reset) or gain a promotion.

	~~The exception is that MSGTs can respec their subspecializations as much as they'd like.~~

	== Retiring ==		== Retiring ==

PuporonGOD: /* Retraining */

2025-12-21T00:16:17Z

Retraining

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	'''0.5/1/1.5/2/2.5 days per rank''' (for easy/classic/brutal/impossible/pain).		'''0.5/1/1.5/2/2.5 days per rank''' (for easy/classic/brutal/impossible/pain).

	Only healthy soldiers are candidates to be retrained.		Only healthy unfatigued soldiers are candidates to be retrained.

	You can access retraining by clicking on the soldier in the barracks and then accessing their perks. Once there, a button on the bottom right of the screen labelled '''RETRAIN SOLDIER''' should appear.		You can access retraining by clicking on the soldier in the barracks and then accessing their perks. Once there, a button on the bottom right of the screen labelled '''RETRAIN SOLDIER''' should appear.

Ucross: /* Subspecializations */

2025-10-27T20:00:01Z

Subspecializations

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	You can also reset the subspecs of a soldier. This can be done as many times as you wish until the soldier participates in a mission. After they do so they are locked out of a subspecialization reset until they either retraining (perk reset) or gain a promotion.		You can also reset the subspecs of a soldier. This can be done as many times as you wish until the soldier participates in a mission. After they do so they are locked out of a subspecialization reset until they either retraining (perk reset) or gain a promotion.

			The exception is that MSGTs can respec their subspecializations as much as they'd like.

	== Retiring ==		== Retiring ==

Ucross: /* Retraining */

2025-10-18T18:54:30Z

Retraining

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	You can retrain (reset the perks) of any soldier at a rank of LCPL or higher.		You can retrain (reset the perks) of any soldier at a rank of LCPL or higher.

	Doing so will require them to undergo extensive training and they will be fatigued for '''5 days''' plus:		Doing so will require them to undergo extensive training and they will be fatigued for '''2.5 days''' plus:
	'''1/2/~~3/4/~~5 days per rank''' (for easy/classic/brutal/impossible/pain).		'''0.5/1/1.5/2/2.5 days per rank''' (for easy/classic/brutal/impossible/pain).

	Only healthy soldiers are candidates to be retrained.		Only healthy soldiers are candidates to be retrained.
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	=== Subspecializations ===		=== Subspecializations ===

	You can also reset the subspecs of a soldier. This can be done ~~at any time there is no active~~ mission, or ~~if there is an active missions, once after each~~ promotion~~. THere is no cost for this~~.		You can also reset the subspecs of a soldier. This can be done as many times as you wish until the soldier participates in a mission. After they do so they are locked out of a subspecialization reset until they either retraining (perk reset) or gain a promotion.

	== Retiring ==		== Retiring ==

Ucross: /* Retraining */

2025-10-15T19:14:13Z

Retraining

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	== Retraining ==		== Retraining ==

			=== Perks ===

	You can retrain (reset the perks) of any soldier at a rank of LCPL or higher.		You can retrain (reset the perks) of any soldier at a rank of LCPL or higher.
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	Also, if you require a certain type of soldier, you could reset perks to turn, for example, a shooter engineer into a support engineer.		Also, if you require a certain type of soldier, you could reset perks to turn, for example, a shooter engineer into a support engineer.

			=== Subspecializations ===

			You can also reset the subspecs of a soldier. This can be done at any time there is no active mission, or if there is an active missions, once after each promotion. THere is no cost for this.

	== Retiring ==		== Retiring ==

Ucross: /* Retraining */

2025-10-01T22:52:23Z

Retraining

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	== Retraining ==		== Retraining ==

	You can retrain (reset the perks) of any soldier at a rank of LCPL or higher. Doing so will require them to undergo extensive training and they will be fatigued for '''5 + 1/4/~~7/10~~ days per rank''' (for easy/classic/brutal/impossible).		You can retrain (reset the perks) of any soldier at a rank of LCPL or higher.

			Doing so will require them to undergo extensive training and they will be fatigued for '''5 days''' plus:
			'''1/2/3/4/5 days per rank''' (for easy/classic/brutal/impossible/pain).

	Only healthy soldiers are candidates to be retrained.		Only healthy soldiers are candidates to be retrained.

Ucross: /* Salaries */

2025-04-05T13:16:24Z

Salaries

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	The total cost is:		The total cost is:
	x(x+1)/~~100~~ = (1+2+...+x)/50 credits, where x is the total number of soldiers		x(x+1)/50 = (1+2+...+x)/25 credits, where x is the total number of soldiers

	This after truncation results in a total cost of 1/50 = '''0''' for 1 soldier, (1+...+10)/50 = '''1''' for 10 soldiers, (1+...+30)/50 = '''9''' for 30 soldiers, etc.		This after truncation results in a total cost of 1/25 = '''0''' for 1 soldier, (1+...+10)/25 = '''2''' for 10 soldiers, (1+...+30)/25 = '''26''' for 30 soldiers, etc.

	Injured soldiers do not receive a salary as they are covered under XCOM's health care package. SHIVs and retired soldiers do not receive a salary either.		Injured soldiers do not receive a salary as they are covered under XCOM's health care package. SHIVs and retired soldiers do not receive a salary either.

Lorthos at 14:13, 11 March 2025

2025-03-11T14:13:37Z

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	Each soldier requires a daily salary due to overhead expenses (clothing, food, housing, etc.).		Each soldier requires a daily salary due to overhead expenses (clothing, food, housing, etc.).

	The cost is:		The total cost is:
	x(x+1)/100 credits, where x is the total number of soldiers		x(x+1)/100 = (1+2+...+x)/50 credits, where x is the total number of soldiers

	This results in a cost of '''~~1/50~~''' for 1 soldier, ~~'''~~(1+2+3)/50''' for 3 soldiers, ~~'''~~(1+~~2+3~~+~~4+5~~)/50''' for 5 soldiers, etc.		This after truncation results in a total cost of 1/50 = '''0''' for 1 soldier, (1+...+10)/50 = '''1''' for 10 soldiers, (1+...+30)/50 = '''9''' for 30 soldiers, etc.

	Injured soldiers do not receive a salary as they are covered under XCOM's health care package. SHIVs and retired soldiers do not receive a salary either.		Injured soldiers do not receive a salary as they are covered under XCOM's health care package. SHIVs and retired soldiers do not receive a salary either.

Ucross: /* Meld Injection */

2025-01-11T13:14:19Z

Meld Injection

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	The amount of injury and fatigue reduced decreases the more injections a soldier has and is calculated as follows:		The amount of injury and fatigue reduced decreases the more injections a soldier has and is calculated as follows:

	% Effectiveness = 40 / (1 + Number of Injections)		% Effectiveness = 40 / (1 + Number of Injections/3)

	You can access meld healing after researching '''Xenogenetics'''. Then, after clicking on an injured or fatigued soldier in the barracks, the option for a meld injection should appear.		You can access meld healing after researching '''Xenogenetics'''. Then, after clicking on an injured or fatigued soldier in the barracks, the option for a meld injection should appear.

Ucross: /* Retiring */

2024-12-31T17:45:37Z

Retiring

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	You can retire soldiers before building the Officer Training School, but only once the Officer Training School is built will xp start to accumulate.		You can retire soldiers before building the Officer Training School, but only once the Officer Training School is built will xp start to accumulate.

	~~Injured soldiers that retire before recovering only grant half their missions to the OTS.~~

	== Salaries ==		== Salaries ==