X-Com Files Mod, Superman, Ironman-ish

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No one in sight. Bad omen. A cultist could drop from the roof and delete some agents.

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Turn 2. Not bad. Reaction fire killed one and wounded another.

I think I will go in and clear this little house for now.

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Turn 3. No one jumped from the roof, no open doors inside, this house must be empty. Lets check anyway. A dog would have been very useful in this situation to check for movement, but I didn't pack any.

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Turn 4.

I will accept the Theory that the house is empty for now. Well, until someone jumps out of there and kills the whole team of course and turn around.

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Turn 5.

Out of targets again.

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Turn 6.
Some panics and they disappear. Hmm. I added more flares but no cigar.

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Turn 7.

Some wild and inaccurate reaction shots by us. I added some more flares and have 3 nice targets for training.

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Turn 8. A major Ooops. (Getting some rookie killed is just a minor one, but exposing one of the golden boys/girls is a major Ooops.)

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Turn 9. Still not surrendering.

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Turn 11. One down and some solid misses on the other. I think there is a foot soldier somewhere, but I am not sure.

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Turn 12. Mexican standoff. He doesn't see us.

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Turn 12. He actually sees the left most soldier, because of borderline enough light. Lets take a few steps left and continue.

EDIT: The left above should be read as the other left.

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And then he finally failed a morale check and decided to surrender. You would think that their buddies will tell them about all the horrors of the Interrogation room, but ... wait, they can't actually tell them, right?

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"The more you have, that much more you have." - Winnie the Pooh, before he succumbing to overdose.

(Poorly translated back to English. I know it from the above anecdote, so I am not even sure that Edward actually said that in the book, I read it so long ago.)

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Oh, no!

How are we supposed to track the "Stuff" without our trusted doggos.

A message from X-COM DOD (Department of Dogs): We hate being kalled doggos. Stop using that! We have names!
The above message was translated in English as "WOOF WOOF WOOF"