But then he says, "er, no, sorry, that wasn't really what I meant to do this turn". The AI loves to save scum, too: Sometimes a stun lancer charges to one of your soldiers, slashes with his sword and misses. The sight of the dead: Lost can frequently see your concealed soldiers and remove the concealment of your whole squad, even if the moving soldier is two blocks away and completely out of sight, on a second floor or through solid walls.ĥ. The devs didn't want you to simply slither away in these missions.Ĥ. There is no way they could have reached that point in their move, even if dashing to follow you. This leaves you in a pretty bad situation, usually with an on-map soldier then joining the fray, to add insult to injury. Then they teleport to a spot several tiles AHEAD of your soldiers (i.e., closer to the evac than where you are). However, if you decide to follow Bradford's advice and run, two full turns of running away, you can see them landing on the flare you left behind. The wise course is to wait for them and solve the issue before it gets ugly. Where do you think you're going, traitors? In ambush missions, a flare always comes on the first turn followed by a reinforcement. That's what you call true indirect fire, and with no spotter.ģ. On the other side of a building, an out-of sight rooftop, or in a ravine. OK, but they can bombard you even if your two soldiers are completely out of sight of the MEC, or any other alien for that matter. You know how MEC's love to bombard you if you ever have two soldiers too close to each other.
However, sometimes the AI is really in a hurry and decides to teleport them immediately, with no turn delay.
Beam me down, Scotty! Usually when the AI places a flare, the reinforcements will arrive next turn. Some of these you might consider bugs, glitches, or features but they feel like cheats because they break game mechanics that you should be able to count on.ġ. I've been collecting several instance of AI cheating.
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