To do that, you’ll need the help of three rebel factions that each have unique abilities. You will want to track down and kill The Chosen before the endgame, otherwise those final missions will be nearly impossible, what with three super-powerful extra enemies bearing down on you. A religious fanatic, The Warlock won’t grant you any empathy. The AssassinĮxpect unpredictable attacks from this warrior-wizard. They’re also worthwhile targets since you’ll be able to claim their equipment upon killing them, and their weapons are by far the best in the game. The three Chosen are siblings, and each come with their own unique strengths. This should alleviate the copy/paste feeling that the game’s procedural generation can sometimes cause. They taunt you during combat, referring to previous battles, which adds a whole new level of character to XCOM.
Like the orcs in the Nemesis System, XCOM’s The Chosen will have distinct personalities.
If you’re captured that’s it: your campaign is over. If they gain too much Knowledge they will eventually shoot down the Avenger and try to seize you, the Commander, in a unique mission. These alien bosses grow in power via a resource called Knowledge, which they can gain in a variety of ways, including by kidnapping your best and brightest troops. Each time you encounter them they’ll have a slightly different skill set, demanding that you constantly adjust your tactics. Inspired by Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor’s Nemesis System, these enemies will morph and react to you as your force repeatedly encounters them, growing in strength as the war efforts push on. The Chosen are a trio of persistent enemies that will haunt you across your XCOM 2 campaign.
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