Re: The X-Com Files - 3.3: Mysteries Ancient And New

[Chuckebaby]

How can you tell which of your agents has already undergone bio-enhancement and which has not? I didn't find this option in the agent filter. In the case of training, this is indicated explicitly, but here it is not very clear.

Go to your "Agents" screen. Click on the + sign

[Fiskun1]

Unfortunately, there is no information about the agent undergoing bio-enhancement.

[Juku121]

No, but at least you can see that they've already been enhanced, even if the enhancement program is still in progress. I guess they're honorary cyborgs until then?

[Fiskun1]

But you are right again! Thank you!

[Chuckebaby]

But you are right again! Thank you!

"Thank him" ?
Bro I'm the one who lead you to water 

Juku, always getting props  lol 

[Juku121]

Here, have an internet cookie to soothe the ingratitude.

[Chuckebaby]

Here, have an internet cookie to soothe the ingratitude.

 It's yummy

I wouldn't mind seeing an improvement to a bio/enhancement screen. Maybe something similar to the equip agent screen. You could visually see improvements being done or have been done.

My first few play throughs with this game I completely ignored bio enhancements. But the past few I've done I have taken advantage of it as well as some others.
There is nothing better than showing up to an industrial mission with nothing but a wrench, then floating around 

[Fiskun1]

I wouldn't mind seeing an improvement to a bio/enhancement screen. Maybe something similar to the equip agent screen. You could visually see improvements being done or have been done.
My first few play throughs with this game I completely ignored bio enhancements. But the past few I've done I have taken advantage of it as well as some others.
There is nothing better than showing up to an industrial mission with nothing but a wrench, then floating around 

I agree with every word!
Thanks for the help!

[Thunderwing280]

Where do I obtain a Tritanium Matrix for the Alloy Foundry?

[Juku121]

Via looting it, 'cos that's how X-Com does things?

[Thunderwing280]

Via looting it, 'cos that's how X-Com does things?

Yeah I get that, but where in particular is it found?

[Juku121]

Follow the white rabbit link.

[Thunderwing280]

Follow the white rabbit link.

Ah I see, cheers

[Fiskun1]

This is probably more of a question for the authors of the OCSE, but still... it would be a good idea to give the player the opportunity to choose the nature of the return fire: aimed, burst mode, not to shoot at all, and so on.
When an agent tries to hit an enemy at long range with a pistol, it looks terrible. Or when, instead of one aimed shot, the agent makes two or three inaccurate shots...

[Nerro]

Reaction fire are reaction. It make sense for me that the agent does not take the time to aim.