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Garr: /* Haywire & Full Override */ Small grammar edit

2017-07-09T12:24:49Z

Haywire & Full Override: Small grammar edit

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	=== Haywire & Full Override ===		=== Haywire & Full Override ===

	* Most aliens harbor a special hostility for their own robotic units that have been controlled by XCOM. They will often be target hacked units in preference of standard XCOM units or SPARKs. Using a subverted robot to distract and draw fire can be more useful than using them for direct attack. For example, moving a hacked drone into a flanking position but out of immediate line-of-fire can distract an entire pod or more. (as of LW version 1.0)		* Most aliens harbor a special hostility for their own robotic units that have been controlled by XCOM. They will often target hacked units in preference of standard XCOM units or SPARKs. Using a subverted robot to distract and draw fire can be more useful than using them for direct attack. For example, moving a hacked drone into a flanking position but out of immediate line-of-fire can distract an entire pod or more. (as of LW version 1.0)

	* Specialists seem to have have a squadsight-like ability to target mechanical enemies for haywire/full override. That is, they can target enemy robots outside of their normal sight range if they have line-of-sight on one.		* Specialists seem to have have a squadsight-like ability to target mechanical enemies for haywire/full override. That is, they can target enemy robots outside of their normal sight range if they have line-of-sight on one.

Garr: /* Haywire & Full Override */ Erased the line "as of LW version 1.0", since this effect remains in LW version 1.4 (tested it out)

2017-07-09T11:53:31Z

Haywire & Full Override: Erased the line "as of LW version 1.0", since this effect remains in LW version 1.4 (tested it out)

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	* Most aliens harbor a special hostility for their own robotic units that have been controlled by XCOM. They will often be target hacked units in preference of standard XCOM units or SPARKs. Using a subverted robot to distract and draw fire can be more useful than using them for direct attack. For example, moving a hacked drone into a flanking position but out of immediate line-of-fire can distract an entire pod or more. (as of LW version 1.0)		* Most aliens harbor a special hostility for their own robotic units that have been controlled by XCOM. They will often be target hacked units in preference of standard XCOM units or SPARKs. Using a subverted robot to distract and draw fire can be more useful than using them for direct attack. For example, moving a hacked drone into a flanking position but out of immediate line-of-fire can distract an entire pod or more. (as of LW version 1.0)

	* Specialists seem to have have a squadsight-like ability to target mechanical enemies for haywire/full override. That is, they can target enemy robots outside of their normal sight range if they have line-of-sight on one. ~~(as of LW version 1.0)~~		* Specialists seem to have have a squadsight-like ability to target mechanical enemies for haywire/full override. That is, they can target enemy robots outside of their normal sight range if they have line-of-sight on one.

	* This means a specialist working with a shinobi can subvert an un-alerted unit without activating the rest of pod. However, the pod will go on alert as soon as the subverted robot moves or takes any action. Also, the pod will activate and react to the hostile immediately on the beginning of their next turn.		* This means a specialist working with a shinobi can subvert an un-alerted unit without activating the rest of pod. However, the pod will go on alert as soon as the subverted robot moves or takes any action. Also, the pod will activate and react to the hostile immediately on the beginning of their next turn.

Papa Legba: /* Haywire & Full Override */ - grammar and clarity

2017-02-21T23:51:21Z

Haywire & Full Override: - grammar and clarity

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	* Specialists seem to have have a squadsight-like ability to target mechanical enemies for haywire/full override. That is, they can target enemy robots outside of their normal sight range if they have line-of-sight on one. (as of LW version 1.0)		* Specialists seem to have have a squadsight-like ability to target mechanical enemies for haywire/full override. That is, they can target enemy robots outside of their normal sight range if they have line-of-sight on one. (as of LW version 1.0)

	* This means a specialist working with a shinobi can subvert an un-alerted unit without activating the ~~red~~ of pod. However, the pod will go on alert as soon as the subverted robot moves, or on their next turn.		* This means a specialist working with a shinobi can subvert an un-alerted unit without activating the rest of pod. However, the pod will go on alert as soon as the subverted robot moves or takes any action. Also, the pod will activate and react to the hostile immediately on the beginning of their next turn.

	* As a result of these effects, you can use a single robot to lead one or more pods away from your squad.		* As a result of these effects, you can use a single robot to lead one or more pods away from your squad.

	[[Category: Long War 2]]		[[Category: Long War 2]]

Papa Legba: /* Haywire & Full Override */

2017-02-21T23:35:17Z

Haywire & Full Override

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	* Most aliens harbor a special hostility for their own robotic units that have been controlled by XCOM. They will often be ~~targetted~~ in preference of standard XCOM units or SPARKs. Using a subverted robot to distract and draw fire can be more useful than using them for direct attack. For example, moving a hacked drone into a flanking position but out of immediate line-of-fire can distract an entire pod or more. (as of LW version 1.0)		* Most aliens harbor a special hostility for their own robotic units that have been controlled by XCOM. They will often be target hacked units in preference of standard XCOM units or SPARKs. Using a subverted robot to distract and draw fire can be more useful than using them for direct attack. For example, moving a hacked drone into a flanking position but out of immediate line-of-fire can distract an entire pod or more. (as of LW version 1.0)

	* Specialists seem to have have a squadsight-like ability to target mechanical enemies for haywire/full override. That is, they can target enemy robots outside of their normal sight range if they have line-of-sight on one. (as of LW version 1.0)		* Specialists seem to have have a squadsight-like ability to target mechanical enemies for haywire/full override. That is, they can target enemy robots outside of their normal sight range if they have line-of-sight on one. (as of LW version 1.0)

Papa Legba: Small reorganization

2017-02-21T23:28:03Z

Small reorganization

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	* Rockets are innately inaccurate and will often diverge from their intended path. Grenades seem to be perfectly accurate.		* Rockets are innately inaccurate and will often diverge from their intended path. Grenades seem to be perfectly accurate.

			* Advent Drones: A successful hack to stun a lone drone does not reveal your squad.

	=== Haywire & Full Override ===		=== Haywire & Full Override ===

	* Advent Drones: A successful hack to stun a lone drone does not reveal your squad.

	* Most aliens harbor a special hostility for their own robotic units that have been controlled by XCOM. They will often be targetted in preference of standard XCOM units or SPARKs. Using a subverted robot to distract and draw fire can be more useful than using them for direct attack. For example, moving a hacked drone into a flanking position but out of immediate line-of-fire can distract an entire pod or more. (as of LW version 1.0)		* Most aliens harbor a special hostility for their own robotic units that have been controlled by XCOM. They will often be targetted in preference of standard XCOM units or SPARKs. Using a subverted robot to distract and draw fire can be more useful than using them for direct attack. For example, moving a hacked drone into a flanking position but out of immediate line-of-fire can distract an entire pod or more. (as of LW version 1.0)

Papa Legba: Note on rockets vs. grenades.

2017-02-21T22:51:09Z

Note on rockets vs. grenades.

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	* Destructibles: Vehicles that can be blown up actually have different 'health' that must be damaged to blow them up. Cars have more health than cars with open doors which have more health than the tricycle vehicles.		* Destructibles: Vehicles that can be blown up actually have different 'health' that must be damaged to blow them up. Cars have more health than cars with open doors which have more health than the tricycle vehicles.

	* ~~Advent Drones: A successful hack~~ to ~~stun a lone drone does not reveal your squad~~.		* Rockets are innately inaccurate and will often diverge from their intended path. Grenades seem to be perfectly accurate.

	=== Haywire & Full Override ===		=== Haywire & Full Override ===

			* Advent Drones: A successful hack to stun a lone drone does not reveal your squad.

	* Most aliens harbor a special hostility for their own robotic units that have been controlled by XCOM. They will often be targetted in preference of standard XCOM units or SPARKs. Using a subverted robot to distract and draw fire can be more useful than using them for direct attack. For example, moving a hacked drone into a flanking position but out of immediate line-of-fire can distract an entire pod or more. (as of LW version 1.0)		* Most aliens harbor a special hostility for their own robotic units that have been controlled by XCOM. They will often be targetted in preference of standard XCOM units or SPARKs. Using a subverted robot to distract and draw fire can be more useful than using them for direct attack. For example, moving a hacked drone into a flanking position but out of immediate line-of-fire can distract an entire pod or more. (as of LW version 1.0)

Papa Legba: Haywire and Full Override tips

2017-02-21T22:47:41Z

Haywire and Full Override tips

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	* Advent Drones: A successful hack to stun a lone drone does not reveal your squad.		* Advent Drones: A successful hack to stun a lone drone does not reveal your squad.

			=== Haywire & Full Override ===

			* Most aliens harbor a special hostility for their own robotic units that have been controlled by XCOM. They will often be targetted in preference of standard XCOM units or SPARKs. Using a subverted robot to distract and draw fire can be more useful than using them for direct attack. For example, moving a hacked drone into a flanking position but out of immediate line-of-fire can distract an entire pod or more. (as of LW version 1.0)

			* Specialists seem to have have a squadsight-like ability to target mechanical enemies for haywire/full override. That is, they can target enemy robots outside of their normal sight range if they have line-of-sight on one. (as of LW version 1.0)

			* This means a specialist working with a shinobi can subvert an un-alerted unit without activating the red of pod. However, the pod will go on alert as soon as the subverted robot moves, or on their next turn.

			* As a result of these effects, you can use a single robot to lead one or more pods away from your squad.

	[[Category: Long War 2]]		[[Category: Long War 2]]

Ksnyder at 17:28, 24 January 2017

2017-01-24T17:28:58Z

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	* Destructibles: Vehicles that can be blown up actually have different 'health' that must be damaged to blow them up. Cars have more health than cars with open doors which have more health than the tricycle vehicles.		* Destructibles: Vehicles that can be blown up actually have different 'health' that must be damaged to blow them up. Cars have more health than cars with open doors which have more health than the tricycle vehicles.

			* Advent Drones: A successful hack to stun a lone drone does not reveal your squad.

	[[Category: Long War 2]]		[[Category: Long War 2]]

Postmaster at 04:20, 24 January 2017

2017-01-24T04:20:16Z

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	* Hacking to Free Prisoners: unlike vanilla XCom hacking a jail door also opens and reveals the contents of the cell, thus activating the prisoners for immediate movement.		* Hacking to Free Prisoners: unlike vanilla XCom hacking a jail door also opens and reveals the contents of the cell, thus activating the prisoners for immediate movement.

			* Destructibles: Vehicles that can be blown up actually have different 'health' that must be damaged to blow them up. Cars have more health than cars with open doors which have more health than the tricycle vehicles.

	[[Category: Long War 2]]		[[Category: Long War 2]]

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2017-01-21T17:47:52Z

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* Hacking to Free Prisoners: unlike vanilla XCom hacking a jail door also opens and reveals the contents of the cell, thus activating the prisoners for immediate movement.

[[Category: Long War 2]]