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You start every campaign with your home country covered by a satellite and 2 spare satellites in storage. | You start every campaign with your home country covered by a satellite and 2 spare satellites in storage. | ||
Deploying a satellite over a country increase it's funding from | Deploying a satellite over a country increase it's funding from 100% to 200%. If the country leaves the Council of Nations it will grant none of it's income. | ||
Dismantling a satellite will return 50 credits and cannot be done if there are active or anticipated UFOs in the area. | Dismantling a satellite will return 50 credits and cannot be done if there are active or anticipated UFOs in the area. | ||
== Council Loans == | == Council Loans == | ||
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== XCOM Finances == | == XCOM Finances == | ||
Displays XCOM's daily expenditures and incomes. The net daily income is the funding you should expect to receive | Displays XCOM's daily expenditures and incomes. The net daily income is the funding you should expect to receive right after midnight each day. The base daily income of each individual country is: | ||
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{| class="wikitable" width="100%" style="text-align: center;" | |||
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! Country | |||
! Daily Credits | |||
! style="text-align;" | Country | |||
! Daily Credits | |||
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| style="height:25px;" | Egypt || +3 | |||
| style="text-align:center;" | Germany | |||
| +6 | |||
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| style="height:25px;" | Nigeria || +3 | |||
| style="text-align:center;" | Russia | |||
| +4 | |||
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| style="height:25px;" | South Africa || +3 | |||
| style="text-align:center;" | United Kingdom | |||
| +5 | |||
|- | |||
| style="height:25px;" | Australia || +4 | |||
| style="text-align:center;" | Canada | |||
| +5 | |||
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| style="height:25px;" | China || +7 | |||
| style="text-align:center;" | Mexico | |||
| +3 | |||
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| style="height:25px;" | India || +5 | |||
| style="text-align:center;" | United States | |||
| +8 | |||
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| style="height:25px;" | Japan || +6 | |||
| style="text-align:center;" | Argentina | |||
| +3 | |||
|- | |||
| style="height:25px;" | France || +5 | |||
| style="text-align:center;" | Brazil | |||
| +4 | |||
|} | |||
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This can be unlocked by acquiring the foundry project: '''Grey Market'''. | This can be unlocked by acquiring the foundry project: '''Grey Market'''. | ||
Here you can sell resources and most manufactured equipment. However, the prices (market value) of items can fluctuate, changing at the start of | Here you can sell resources and most manufactured equipment. However, the prices (market value) of items can fluctuate, changing at the start of each month. | ||
Basic resources like Alloys, Elerium, Weapon Fragments and Meld are an exception that always sells for 100% of their base price. | Basic resources like Alloys, Elerium, Weapon Fragments and Meld are an exception that always sells for 100% of their base price. | ||
Base price of manufacturable equipment is equal to 30% of its base credit cost. | |||
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The range of prices is generally 66% - 133%. Note that due to truncation, the values can be different than this ( | The range of prices is generally 66% - 133%. Note that due to truncation, the values can be different than this (minimum of 1) and are often lower. | ||
== Campaign Summary == | == Campaign Summary == | ||
Shows an overview of events and country panic over the course of the campaign. | Shows an overview of events and country panic over the course of the campaign. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:01, 27 August 2025
In General
This facility is used for special situations, like scanning for exalt, dealing with council requests, and launching satellites.
Manage Satellites
You start every campaign with your home country covered by a satellite and 2 spare satellites in storage.
Deploying a satellite over a country increase it's funding from 100% to 200%. If the country leaves the Council of Nations it will grant none of it's income.
Dismantling a satellite will return 50 credits and cannot be done if there are active or anticipated UFOs in the area.
Council Loans
Here you will have the option to take out a loan from the council to be paid back over 30 days.
The loan amount is based on your expected income.
The surcharge will be higher if you already have an active loan.
Bonuses
This is a list of the Start Bonuses and Continent Bonuses that XCOM has active.
Covert Operations
A reminder will be generated to scan for exalt when they establish a cell.
Each scan costs 200 credits (modified by campaign length).
XCOM Finances
Displays XCOM's daily expenditures and incomes. The net daily income is the funding you should expect to receive right after midnight each day. The base daily income of each individual country is:
| Country | Daily Credits | Country | Daily Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Egypt | +3 | Germany | +6 |
| Nigeria | +3 | Russia | +4 |
| South Africa | +3 | United Kingdom | +5 |
| Australia | +4 | Canada | +5 |
| China | +7 | Mexico | +3 |
| India | +5 | United States | +8 |
| Japan | +6 | Argentina | +3 |
| France | +5 | Brazil | +4 |
Grey Market
This can be unlocked by acquiring the foundry project: Grey Market.
Here you can sell resources and most manufactured equipment. However, the prices (market value) of items can fluctuate, changing at the start of each month.
Basic resources like Alloys, Elerium, Weapon Fragments and Meld are an exception that always sells for 100% of their base price.
Base price of manufacturable equipment is equal to 30% of its base credit cost.
Sell Cost = Base Cost * (4 + ItemSeed) / 6 Where ItemSeed is a new # between 0-4 each month, individual for each item
The range of prices is generally 66% - 133%. Note that due to truncation, the values can be different than this (minimum of 1) and are often lower.
Campaign Summary
Shows an overview of events and country panic over the course of the campaign.