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Zombie: /* Sweep And Clear */ Flying aliens will not exit through a hole in the roof of a UFO, they only follow routes which go through the doors.

2015-05-27T05:31:40Z

Sweep And Clear: Flying aliens will not exit through a hole in the roof of a UFO, they only follow routes which go through the doors.

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	Any battlefield structure which obstructs your view (buildings, orchards, UFOs, etc.) can conceal aliens and must be cleared out carefully. It is best to destroy these structures (using [[Rocket Launcher]]s, [[Alien Grenade]]s, or [[Laser Rifle]]s -- see [[Destroying Terrain]] for more details) instead of checking them room-by-room. If you can spare the ammunition, [[Heavy Plasma]]s, [[Blaster Bomb]]s, or [[Heavy Weapons Platforms]] can also be used; several of these can also be used to breach inner or outer UFO walls in the final stage of the mission.		Any battlefield structure which obstructs your view (buildings, orchards, UFOs, etc.) can conceal aliens and must be cleared out carefully. It is best to destroy these structures (using [[Rocket Launcher]]s, [[Alien Grenade]]s, or [[Laser Rifle]]s -- see [[Destroying Terrain]] for more details) instead of checking them room-by-room. If you can spare the ammunition, [[Heavy Plasma]]s, [[Blaster Bomb]]s, or [[Heavy Weapons Platforms]] can also be used; several of these can also be used to breach inner or outer UFO walls in the final stage of the mission.

	Flying aliens can also sometimes pass over the top of a building unobserved, and ground-based units often snipe from rooftops that can be reached by stairs. If a building has multiple floors, you should destroy each of them; aliens can be on any floor, and units on the roof can be more readily spotted once the lower floors are destroyed~~. [[Large Scout]]s which have been shot down will also often have a hole in the roof, through which flying units may emerge~~.		Flying aliens can also sometimes pass over the top of a building unobserved, and ground-based units often snipe from rooftops that can be reached by stairs. If a building has multiple floors, you should destroy each of them; aliens can be on any floor, and units on the roof can be more readily spotted once the lower floors are destroyed.

	In daytime, your soldiers' [[line of sight\|visual range]] is 20 squares. [[Night Missions]] are very tricky: your visual range is only 9 squares -- but aliens can still see the full 20 squares away. Use lots of [[electro-flare]]s or [[incendiary]] ammo to illuminate your surroundings, and surround yourself with [[smoke]] to eliminate the aliens' advantage.		In daytime, your soldiers' [[line of sight\|visual range]] is 20 squares. [[Night Missions]] are very tricky: your visual range is only 9 squares -- but aliens can still see the full 20 squares away. Use lots of [[electro-flare]]s or [[incendiary]] ammo to illuminate your surroundings, and surround yourself with [[smoke]] to eliminate the aliens' advantage.

Hobbes: categorizing

2013-07-23T02:40:05Z

categorizing

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	[[Category: Tactics]]		[[Category: Tactics]]
			[[Category:Enemy Unknown/UFO Defense]]

JellyfishGreen: /* The Beginning of the End */ tighter phrasing & spelling

2009-04-03T10:35:30Z

The Beginning of the End: tighter phrasing & spelling

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	For anything larger than a Medium Scout, it is possible to set up your ambush INSIDE the UFO. Especially during Jungle Missions, (or night missions, or Jungle Missions at night... against ethereals!) it is sometimes safer and easier to just pile a bunch of soldiers into the chokepoint of a UFO and have them guard both the outer and inner doors. Then set the jungle on fire.		For anything larger than a Medium Scout, it is possible to set up your ambush INSIDE the UFO. Especially during Jungle Missions, (or night missions, or Jungle Missions at night... against ethereals!) it is sometimes safer and easier to just pile a bunch of soldiers into the chokepoint of a UFO and have them guard both the outer and inner doors. Then set the jungle on fire.

	Against Battleships~~, however~~, it is advised not to delay breaching the UFO too long, since the aliens have Blaster Launchers, and will gladly spam them to turn your troops into confetti. Sectoids and Ethereals will frequently mind control your weakest Psi soldier, through their abusive "spotting one of your troops ~~let's~~ us mind control ANY soldier". This soldier will then spin around, giving away 80% of your troop deployment, enabling blaster bombs to appear out of nowhere and kill everyone. Against Snakemen, expect a Chryssalid scout to easily spot your troop locations with their 120 TUs, and have a rain of Blaster Bombs shower upon you.		Against Battleships, it is advised not to delay breaching the UFO too long, since the aliens have Blaster Launchers, and will gladly spam them to turn your troops into confetti. Sectoids and Ethereals will frequently mind control your weakest Psi soldier, through their abusive "spotting one of your troops lets us mind control ANY soldier" rule. This soldier will then spin around, giving away 80% of your troop deployment, enabling blaster bombs to appear out of nowhere and kill everyone. Against Snakemen, expect a Chryssalid scout to easily spot your troop locations with their 120 TUs, and have a rain of Blaster Bombs shower upon you.

	[[Category: Missions]]		[[Category: Missions]]
	[[Category: Tactics]]		[[Category: Tactics]]

Jasonred: /* The Beginning of the End */

2009-03-31T21:00:52Z

The Beginning of the End

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	Once the battlefield is secured, several aliens may remain in the UFO. Storming a UFO is often more dangerous than the initial battlefield sweep, and requires its own set own set of tactics. See [[UFO Ground Assault]] for more details.		Once the battlefield is secured, several aliens may remain in the UFO. Storming a UFO is often more dangerous than the initial battlefield sweep, and requires its own set own set of tactics. See [[UFO Ground Assault]] for more details.

			For anything larger than a Medium Scout, it is possible to set up your ambush INSIDE the UFO. Especially during Jungle Missions, (or night missions, or Jungle Missions at night... against ethereals!) it is sometimes safer and easier to just pile a bunch of soldiers into the chokepoint of a UFO and have them guard both the outer and inner doors. Then set the jungle on fire.

			Against Battleships, however, it is advised not to delay breaching the UFO too long, since the aliens have Blaster Launchers, and will gladly spam them to turn your troops into confetti. Sectoids and Ethereals will frequently mind control your weakest Psi soldier, through their abusive "spotting one of your troops let's us mind control ANY soldier". This soldier will then spin around, giving away 80% of your troop deployment, enabling blaster bombs to appear out of nowhere and kill everyone. Against Snakemen, expect a Chryssalid scout to easily spot your troop locations with their 120 TUs, and have a rain of Blaster Bombs shower upon you.

	[[Category: Missions]]		[[Category: Missions]]
	[[Category: Tactics]]		[[Category: Tactics]]

Jasonred: /* Eliminate Traps */

2009-03-31T20:49:28Z

Eliminate Traps

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	Snipers at distance are good at countersniping aliens atop lone buildings. Rockets into the building also work. Upper stories are often weaker or more flammable than the ground floor, thus more vulnerable to cannon rounds. Remember fire will take a while to burn anything.		Snipers at distance are good at countersniping aliens atop lone buildings. Rockets into the building also work. Upper stories are often weaker or more flammable than the ground floor, thus more vulnerable to cannon rounds. Remember fire will take a while to burn anything.

	If you can work it into your style of play, bring lots of explosives and chuck them at doors, windows, and rocket-created holes. With enough walls missing, it's a lot easier to check for aliens. Since this isn't a terror mission there's no risk of civilian casualties. And explosives are cheaper than soldiers - even [[Alien Grenade]]s - just remember to use them.		If you can work it into your style of play, bring lots of explosives and chuck them at doors, windows, and rocket-created holes. With enough walls missing, it's a lot easier to check for aliens. Since this isn't a terror mission there's no risk of civilian casualties. (but civilian lives are not a big enough reason to avoid using this tactic during terror missions... a skilled soldier is worth many many civilian lives) And explosives are cheaper than soldiers - even [[Alien Grenade]]s - just remember to use them.

	Flatten those hedges and orchards too. Preferably by grenading the far side.		Flatten those hedges and orchards too. Preferably by grenading the far side.

Sfnhltb: rewrote intro, relink

2007-03-07T20:59:01Z

rewrote intro, relink

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	~~[[UFO Crash Recovery]] and [[UFO Ground Assault]] missions usually follow the same profile.~~		After [[Initial Deployment\|deploying]] from the assault craft, the next stage of combat is to '''Sweep the Battlescape''' and clear the area of remaining aliens, as well as find the UFO they landed in. Both [[UFO Crash Recovery]] and [[UFO Ground Assault]] missions usually follow the same profile.
	After [[~~Battlescape Combat~~\|deploying]] from the assault craft, the next stage of ~~[[Battlescape Combat]]~~ is to ~~sweep~~ and clear the area of remaining aliens, ~~and~~ find the UFO they landed in.
	~~Here's some tips for that~~.

	==Sweep And Clear==		==Sweep And Clear==

	At the start of the battle, one of your advantages is that the black "fog of war" accurately marks everywhere you haven't checked for alien presence. Don't lose that advantage. If you sweep and clear the battlefield properly, every square that becomes and stays lit will be a square you don't have to check for aliens again. If you have holes in your sweep or perimeter, it's much more of a nightmare to catch that last alien -- not only do you have to check the black areas but also areas you've checked before.		At the start of the battle, one of your advantages is that the black "fog of war" accurately marks everywhere you haven't checked for alien presence. Don't lose that advantage. If you sweep and clear the battlefield properly, every square that becomes and stays lit will be a square you don't have to check for aliens again. If you have holes in your sweep or perimeter, it's much more of a nightmare to catch that last alien -- not only do you have to check the black areas but also areas you've checked before.

Ethereal Cereal: /* Sweep And Clear */ changing night-mission advice

2007-02-28T20:15:07Z

Sweep And Clear: changing night-mission advice

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	At the start of the battle, one of your advantages is that the black "fog of war" accurately marks everywhere you haven't checked for alien presence. Don't lose that advantage. If you sweep and clear the battlefield properly, every square that becomes and stays lit will be a square you don't have to check for aliens again. If you have holes in your sweep or perimeter, it's much more of a nightmare to catch that last alien -- not only do you have to check the black areas but also areas you've checked before.		At the start of the battle, one of your advantages is that the black "fog of war" accurately marks everywhere you haven't checked for alien presence. Don't lose that advantage. If you sweep and clear the battlefield properly, every square that becomes and stays lit will be a square you don't have to check for aliens again. If you have holes in your sweep or perimeter, it's much more of a nightmare to catch that last alien -- not only do you have to check the black areas but also areas you've checked before.

	Any battlefield structure which obstructs your view (buildings, orchards, UFOs, etc.) can conceal aliens and must be cleared out carefully. It is best to destroy these structures (using [[Rocket Launcher]]s, [[Grenade]]s, or [[Laser Rifle]]s~~) than to check them room~~-by-~~room (~~see [[Destroying Terrain]] for more details). If you can spare the ammunition, [[Heavy Plasma]]s, [[Blaster Bomb]]s, or [[Heavy Weapons Platforms]] can also be used; several of these can also be used to breach inner or outer UFO walls in the final stage of the mission.		Any battlefield structure which obstructs your view (buildings, orchards, UFOs, etc.) can conceal aliens and must be cleared out carefully. It is best to destroy these structures (using [[Rocket Launcher]]s, [[Alien Grenade]]s, or [[Laser Rifle]]s -- see [[Destroying Terrain]] for more details) instead of checking them room-by-room. If you can spare the ammunition, [[Heavy Plasma]]s, [[Blaster Bomb]]s, or [[Heavy Weapons Platforms]] can also be used; several of these can also be used to breach inner or outer UFO walls in the final stage of the mission.

	Flying aliens can also sometimes pass over the top of a building unobserved, and ground-based units often snipe from rooftops that can be reached by stairs. If a building has multiple floors, you should destroy each of them; aliens can be on any floor, and units on the roof can be more readily spotted once the lower floors are destroyed. [[Large Scout]]s which have been shot down will also often have a hole in the roof, through which flying units may emerge.		Flying aliens can also sometimes pass over the top of a building unobserved, and ground-based units often snipe from rooftops that can be reached by stairs. If a building has multiple floors, you should destroy each of them; aliens can be on any floor, and units on the roof can be more readily spotted once the lower floors are destroyed. [[Large Scout]]s which have been shot down will also often have a hole in the roof, through which flying units may emerge.

	~~Remember~~ your [[line of sight\|~~visibility~~]] is ~~only 21~~ squares~~, max, on a good day~~. ~~Tighten up the lines when on~~ [[Night Missions]] ~~and use~~ lots of ~~lights~~ or ~~fires~~ to ~~remember~~ and ~~cover where you~~'~~ve been~~.		In daytime, your soldiers' [[line of sight\|visual range]] is 20 squares. [[Night Missions]] are very tricky: your visual range is only 9 squares -- but aliens can still see the full 20 squares away. Use lots of [[electro-flare]]s or [[incendiary]] ammo to illuminate your surroundings, and surround yourself with [[smoke]] to eliminate the aliens' advantage.

	==Move In Sequence==		==Move In Sequence==

Ethereal Cereal: /* Sweep And Clear */ tiny reword

2007-02-28T19:34:18Z

Sweep And Clear: tiny reword

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	Any battlefield structure which obstructs your view (buildings, orchards, UFOs, etc.) can conceal aliens and must be cleared out carefully. It is best to destroy these structures (using [[Rocket Launcher]]s, [[Grenade]]s, or [[Laser Rifle]]s) than to check them room-by-room (see [[Destroying Terrain]] for more details). If you can spare the ammunition, [[Heavy Plasma]]s, [[Blaster Bomb]]s, or [[Heavy Weapons Platforms]] can also be used; several of these can also be used to breach inner or outer UFO walls in the final stage of the mission.		Any battlefield structure which obstructs your view (buildings, orchards, UFOs, etc.) can conceal aliens and must be cleared out carefully. It is best to destroy these structures (using [[Rocket Launcher]]s, [[Grenade]]s, or [[Laser Rifle]]s) than to check them room-by-room (see [[Destroying Terrain]] for more details). If you can spare the ammunition, [[Heavy Plasma]]s, [[Blaster Bomb]]s, or [[Heavy Weapons Platforms]] can also be used; several of these can also be used to breach inner or outer UFO walls in the final stage of the mission.

	Flying aliens can also sometimes pass over the top of a building unobserved, and ground-based units ~~may~~ snipe from ~~any rooftop~~ that can be reached by stairs. If a building has multiple floors, you should destroy each of them; aliens can be on any floor, and units on the roof can be more readily spotted once the lower floors are destroyed. [[Large Scout]]s which have been shot down will also often have a hole in the roof, through which flying units may emerge.		Flying aliens can also sometimes pass over the top of a building unobserved, and ground-based units often snipe from rooftops that can be reached by stairs. If a building has multiple floors, you should destroy each of them; aliens can be on any floor, and units on the roof can be more readily spotted once the lower floors are destroyed. [[Large Scout]]s which have been shot down will also often have a hole in the roof, through which flying units may emerge.

	Remember your [[line of sight\|visibility]] is only 21 squares, max, on a good day. Tighten up the lines when on [[Night Missions]] and use lots of lights or fires to remember and cover where you've been.		Remember your [[line of sight\|visibility]] is only 21 squares, max, on a good day. Tighten up the lines when on [[Night Missions]] and use lots of lights or fires to remember and cover where you've been.

Sfnhltb: /* The Beginning of the End */ I presume we shouldnt be sweep while walking backwards...

2007-02-28T13:27:29Z

The Beginning of the End: I presume we shouldnt be sweep while walking backwards...

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	==The Beginning of the End==		==The Beginning of the End==

	The usual three stages of a ground assault are: Deployment, Sweep, and UFO Breach. Eventually one of your soldiers will spot part of the UFO, which means that you can start planning the final stage - but first you have to finish the sweep properly. Your perimeter should change through the sweep, from a circle expanding away from the [[Skyranger]], to a line touching the map edges, with cleared area in front ~~and uncleared behind~~, to a circle surrounding the UFO. Proceed at a steady pace and don't rush soldiers into uncleared area. The first soldiers to come within range of the UFO should take up guard positions, behind cover, at a safe distance, preferably where they can set up a [[Reaction Training#UFO exit ambush\|UFO exit ambush]]. If you did your sweep properly they can do this without fear of being shot in the back. The soldiers on the ends of the sweep line now have to hurry up and clear the rest of the map - it may be worth swapping positions so that a faster soldier or [[Heavy Weapons Platforms\|HWP]] can finish the sweep while a marksman with high [[reactions]] covers the UFO.		The usual three stages of a ground assault are: Deployment, Sweep, and UFO Breach. Eventually one of your soldiers will spot part of the UFO, which means that you can start planning the final stage - but first you have to finish the sweep properly. Your perimeter should change through the sweep, from a circle expanding away from the [[Skyranger]], to a line touching the map edges, with cleared area behind and uncleared in front, to a circle surrounding the UFO. Proceed at a steady pace and don't rush soldiers into uncleared area. The first soldiers to come within range of the UFO should take up guard positions, behind cover, at a safe distance, preferably where they can set up a [[Reaction Training#UFO exit ambush\|UFO exit ambush]]. If you did your sweep properly they can do this without fear of being shot in the back. The soldiers on the ends of the sweep line now have to hurry up and clear the rest of the map - it may be worth swapping positions so that a faster soldier or [[Heavy Weapons Platforms\|HWP]] can finish the sweep while a marksman with high [[reactions]] covers the UFO.

	Once the battlefield is secured, several aliens may remain in the UFO. Storming a UFO is often more dangerous than the initial battlefield sweep, and requires its own set own set of tactics. See [[UFO Ground Assault]] for more details.		Once the battlefield is secured, several aliens may remain in the UFO. Storming a UFO is often more dangerous than the initial battlefield sweep, and requires its own set own set of tactics. See [[UFO Ground Assault]] for more details.

Ethereal Cereal: expanding on Sfnhltb's recent points, adding a few others

2007-02-28T05:59:42Z

expanding on Sfnhltb's recent points, adding a few others

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	[[UFO Crash Recovery]] and [[UFO Ground Assault]] missions usually follow the same profile.		[[UFO Crash Recovery]] and [[UFO Ground Assault]] missions usually follow the same profile.
	After [[~~Field Manual: Deployment~~\|deploying]] from the assault craft, the next stage of [[Battlescape Combat]] is to sweep and clear the area of remaining aliens, and find the UFO they landed in.		After [[Battlescape Combat\|deploying]] from the assault craft, the next stage of [[Battlescape Combat]] is to sweep and clear the area of remaining aliens, and find the UFO they landed in.
	Here's some tips for that.		Here's some tips for that.

	==Sweep And Clear==		==Sweep And Clear==

	At the start of the battle, one of your advantages is that the black "fog of war" accurately marks everywhere you haven't checked for alien presence. Don't lose that advantage. If you sweep and clear the battlefield properly, every square that becomes and stays lit will be a square you don't have to check for aliens again. If you have holes in your sweep or perimeter, it's much more of a nightmare to catch that last alien - not only do you have to check the black areas but also areas you've checked before.		At the start of the battle, one of your advantages is that the black "fog of war" accurately marks everywhere you haven't checked for alien presence. Don't lose that advantage. If you sweep and clear the battlefield properly, every square that becomes and stays lit will be a square you don't have to check for aliens again. If you have holes in your sweep or perimeter, it's much more of a nightmare to catch that last alien -- not only do you have to check the black areas but also areas you've checked before.

	~~Three things to watch out for that might end up with aliens behind~~ your ~~lines - stunned aliens might wake up a few rounds after you have moved on~~, ~~also a couple of alien races can fly~~, ~~which might allow them to circumvent your lines in an unexpected way~~, and ~~also several UFOs have holes~~ (~~both designed in~~, or ~~caused~~ by ~~interception damage~~) ~~that allow aliens~~ to ~~drop down behind you if you dont watch them~~.		Any battlefield structure which obstructs your view (buildings, orchards, UFOs, etc.) can conceal aliens and must be cleared out carefully. It is best to destroy these structures (using [[Rocket Launcher]]s, [[Grenade]]s, or [[Laser Rifle]]s) than to check them room-by-room (see [[Destroying Terrain]] for more details). If you can spare the ammunition, [[Heavy Plasma]]s, [[Blaster Bomb]]s, or [[Heavy Weapons Platforms]] can also be used; several of these can also be used to breach inner or outer UFO walls in the final stage of the mission.

	Remember your [[line of sight\|visibility]] is only 21 squares, max, on a good day. Tighten up the lines ~~in dusk or night conditions~~ and use lots of lights or fires to remember and cover where you've been.		Flying aliens can also sometimes pass over the top of a building unobserved, and ground-based units may snipe from any rooftop that can be reached by stairs. If a building has multiple floors, you should destroy each of them; aliens can be on any floor, and units on the roof can be more readily spotted once the lower floors are destroyed. [[Large Scout]]s which have been shot down will also often have a hole in the roof, through which flying units may emerge.

			Remember your [[line of sight\|visibility]] is only 21 squares, max, on a good day. Tighten up the lines when on [[Night Missions]] and use lots of lights or fires to remember and cover where you've been.

	==Move In Sequence==		==Move In Sequence==
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	==Cover Your Back==		==Cover Your Back==

	Keep at least two soldiers in the rear both for support fire and to keep a lookout for any aliens trying to sneak through the lines. It is often easy to forget aliens which have been knocked [[unconscious]] during your sweep; if they recover before the end of combat, they will wander around ''behind'' your perimeter, disarmed, but completely unseen. This is possibly a good task for the [[Rear Commander]].		Keep at least two soldiers in the rear both for support fire and to keep a lookout for any aliens trying to sneak through the lines. It is often easy to forget aliens which have been knocked [[unconscious]] during your sweep; if they recover before the end of combat, they will wander around ''behind'' your perimeter, disarmed, but completely unseen. This is possibly a good task for the [[Rear Commander]].

	==Eliminate Traps==		==Eliminate Traps==
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	The usual three stages of a ground assault are: Deployment, Sweep, and UFO Breach. Eventually one of your soldiers will spot part of the UFO, which means that you can start planning the final stage - but first you have to finish the sweep properly. Your perimeter should change through the sweep, from a circle expanding away from the [[Skyranger]], to a line touching the map edges, with cleared area in front and uncleared behind, to a circle surrounding the UFO. Proceed at a steady pace and don't rush soldiers into uncleared area. The first soldiers to come within range of the UFO should take up guard positions, behind cover, at a safe distance, preferably where they can set up a [[Reaction Training#UFO exit ambush\|UFO exit ambush]]. If you did your sweep properly they can do this without fear of being shot in the back. The soldiers on the ends of the sweep line now have to hurry up and clear the rest of the map - it may be worth swapping positions so that a faster soldier or [[Heavy Weapons Platforms\|HWP]] can finish the sweep while a marksman with high [[reactions]] covers the UFO.		The usual three stages of a ground assault are: Deployment, Sweep, and UFO Breach. Eventually one of your soldiers will spot part of the UFO, which means that you can start planning the final stage - but first you have to finish the sweep properly. Your perimeter should change through the sweep, from a circle expanding away from the [[Skyranger]], to a line touching the map edges, with cleared area in front and uncleared behind, to a circle surrounding the UFO. Proceed at a steady pace and don't rush soldiers into uncleared area. The first soldiers to come within range of the UFO should take up guard positions, behind cover, at a safe distance, preferably where they can set up a [[Reaction Training#UFO exit ambush\|UFO exit ambush]]. If you did your sweep properly they can do this without fear of being shot in the back. The soldiers on the ends of the sweep line now have to hurry up and clear the rest of the map - it may be worth swapping positions so that a faster soldier or [[Heavy Weapons Platforms\|HWP]] can finish the sweep while a marksman with high [[reactions]] covers the UFO.

			Once the battlefield is secured, several aliens may remain in the UFO. Storming a UFO is often more dangerous than the initial battlefield sweep, and requires its own set own set of tactics. See [[UFO Ground Assault]] for more details.

	[[Category: Missions]]		[[Category: Missions]]
	[[Category: Tactics]]		[[Category: Tactics]]