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= Difficulty Level Issues = | |||
Notes about problems with difficulty level reverting back to beginner in older Dos versions. How XComutil fixes this. Other versions of the game (i.e. CE and PSX for example) do not have this. Finally, link to or the actual technical explanation on why this occurs. | |||
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Section to discuss the difficulty level differences. Basically explains what and how exactly it influences the game.
There are five different difficulty levels within the game. They are named (in order of increasing difficulty):
Beginner
Experienced
Veteran
Genius
Superhuman
The following factors are affected by the difficulty levels:
The battlescape statistics of the aliens
The number of aliens that appear on the battlescape
The frequency(?) and commencement date of retaliation missions
The rate of escalation of the alien invasion(?) this refers to how quickly they switch over to heavy plasmas, start sending Mutons and Ethereals etc.
(Note this list is not yet comprehensive)
Difficulty Level Issues
Notes about problems with difficulty level reverting back to beginner in older Dos versions. How XComutil fixes this. Other versions of the game (i.e. CE and PSX for example) do not have this. Finally, link to or the actual technical explanation on why this occurs.