10 XCOM 2 Mods You Should Install Today\nXCOM 2 - XCOM 2 is the sequel to XCOM: Enemy Unknown, the award-winning strategy game of the year. Earth has changed. Twenty years have passed since. The best XCOM 2 Mods · Evac All · Grimy's Loot Mod · Elerium Grounds · Long War 2 · Mandalorians of the Old Republic (WOTC) · Musashis RPG Overhaul (. Last revision: 2 Aug at UTC. File size: MB. Go to Steam Workshop page | View required items · Read More · Soldier Class / War Of The Chosen. Installing mods via the Steam Workshop · Open the Steam application. · Select Library. · In the list of games on the left-hand side of the window, highlight XCOM 2. 15 Essential Mods To Make XCOM 2: War Of The Chosen Even Better · 15 Evac All · 14 Robojumper's Squad Select · 13 A Better XCOM Suite · 12 Musashi.
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\nPart of a collection of mods that overhaul major aspects of the game, A Better ADVENT ABA is a mod primarily concerned with adding an extra challenge to the game by introducing increased enemy variety as well as improved AI and improved enemy types. The enemy variety here introduces improved Lost with different abilities, suped-up Mutons, and Vipers, renegade Skirmishers, as well as units known as Primes that function somewhat similarly to Rulers. Overall this is aimed at creating a much more difficult late-game for the player where XCOM2 tends to snowball if you have managed to not suffer significant loss up until that point. New units will often have support abilities for their allies which tend to create more tactical gameplay. This also provided new wound mechanics across the entirety of the game with a chance for soldiers that are Gravely Wounded to require an augmentation replacement before they can return to the field. Like Mutations, augmentations provide the soldier with various bonuses such as the ability to leap onto levels in terrain without the use of a ladder or provide the soldier with a stunning punch ability amongst other Deux Ex Machina -esque improvements. There are three tiers to the shield which you will be able to upgrade similarly to the other options available to the Commander on the Avenger. Players will also notice that they have new abilities to separate these new shield-wielding soldiers and help them be a nuisance to enemy forces on the battlefield. This is a simple quality of life QoL mod that I think is well worth the mention. Instead of standing in one spot gawking like morons, the civilians will attempt to move to cover and flee. This greatly increased their survivability instead of slapping the responsibility entirely on XCOM. I find Civilians Revamped most helpful during Retaliation Missions, where you might be coaxed into recklessly pushing your soldiers forward to have a chance at rescuing any civilians in the area. Something that comes in handy later in the game as enemies become much much more devastating. These mods can be applied in the Infirmary and any soldier is available to undergo them. Based on the original mod, Gotcha Flank Preview Evolved , Gotcha Again focuses on adding a variety of tactical icons to the gameplay while controlling your troops. This as a whole allows for greater tactical awareness where it could be sometimes lacking or confusing in the base game. No more will you have to guess whether or not an enemy's overwatch has enough line of sight to be activated by your sniper. No longer will you have to guess whether your soldier has LOS on a hacking point to hack from afar. All types of new icons have been added for convenience including but not limited to squad sight indicators, flanking indicators, and destruction indicators. These boxes are hulled away to the Laboratory where they must be researched to unlock them. The unlocking process is relatively short but if you are familiar with the game you know that this time in the early-game can be precious. Once researched, the box will be opened and provide you with any variety of weapons or armor sporting randomized upgrades that provide all manner of bonuses much like how you would see item drops in Diablo or Borderlands. This can do a lot to skew the game's difficulty either by providing the player with insanely powerful equipment early on, or at any point really, or by causing the player to waste time but receive very little in return. XCOM 2 introduced being able to train your soldiers with tertiary abilities as they progress, but the headache comes in that those abilities are randomly rolled for the soldier as soon as the Training Center becomes available. What happens then is that you will often have selections for abilities that are virtually useless for the class that rolled them. I'm the Commander here eliminates that randomness and frustration by allowing players to choose what Training Center ability that their soldier will get when that soldier is eligible. Iridar's Autopistol Overhaul In the base game, Autopistols were the Templars version of the pistol which worked just the same as the Sharpshooters pistol with little difference in stats. Autopistols Overhaul alters the autopistol stats and allows them to be equipped by other classes to take advantage of these altered stats. This weapon now does a bit more damage and has increased range bonuses from closer rangers. These weapons now have a high crit chance and seem more reasonable as secondaries available to most classes depending on your mod choices. Most importantly, the mod adds weapon upgrade support to the autopistols further increasing their viability where they have simply connected to the Templar and frankly not a great weapon for them in the first place. Long War 2 Easily the largest and most intricate mod that existed for XCOM 2 , Long War 2 completely overhauls the XCOM experience by greatly extending the campaign of the game to incorporate more conflicts, greater management opportunities, improved tactical depth, and much more. There is so much to talk about here that I can hardly do it justice but among adding new enemies, missions, and functions for several XCOM facilities, this mod adds new classes, weapons, items, abilities, upgrades, and more. Teams are deployed from the Avenger and are tasked with infiltrating a hostile site which takes some time before the player is taken into the familiar XCOM gameplay to control their team. Due to the number of changes the DLC brings to the game, a concerted effort has been made to bring this dream to reality. You can check out their progress here. Long War Alien Pack. Variations of enemy types and classes that you may be familiar with, this game expands upon those often daunting enemies and pushes their devastating abilities even further. Long War Leader Pack If you have ever thought of any of your XCOM soldiers as team leaders rather than the entire squad comprised of variable lone wolves then this mod is for you. Long War Leader Packs adds to the game a development path available to any soldier of appropriate rank which allows them to be trained as squad leaders and attain perks that benefit the entire squad. Leader skills are trained at the Guerilla Training School and a leader can go through training multiple times to gain more perks up to five bonuses. Something to be aware of is that only one leader can go on a mission at a time meaning you should be mindful of who you promote with this skill or else risk splitting soldiers you would rather have teamed together. I prefer the classes and their depth added by Long War 2 so this is a must for me. The basics are that the mod replaces the base classes and provides eight new classes that are a combination of the base classes and a handful of unique mechanics and gear that make them much more specialized units. The overall feel is that your squad relies on each other more often to fill critical roles. That said, this is not a perfect conversion of what you would have found in Long War 2 as some things such as Officer abilities and changes to the faction classes have been left out. As a side note: the mod allows you to configure and tweak many of the abilities to your liking to get whatever result you want out of it. Whereas the base game only provides five secondary weapons including swords, GREMLINs, pistols, grenade launchers, and PSI amps, this mod reintroduces some weapons like the Arc Thrower and provides every class with a specific secondary weapon unique to their abilities. An added aspect is that many weapons have been given altered stats and in some cases have had their tech tier increased making them more viable at all levels of play. While it does not add any new mods to the game itself, it serves as a base for other mods to add unique mods and it even comes with the added benefit of being able to increase or decrease the number of mod slots available to a weapon. LW2 Utility Plating Considering the hard-hitting nature that can often be present within XCOM 2, it becomes invaluable to mitigate damage as much as possible and it does wonders for keeping your soldiers not only alive but to give them a much greater chance of taking damage without being significantly wounded. As you progress through the game the player will be able to pump research into upgrading this armor to give greater bonuses. Players can also go in and alter the setting of the mod to increase or decrease this bonus. This essentially allows players to multi-class their soldiers to achieve combinations such as snipers equipped with stealth abilities and a sword or specialists with grenade launchers. Furthermore, weapons and attachments have been altered as well for unique and more focused roles. True to its name, the mod also adds RPG elements such as randomly generated stats and the ability to train stats. Musashis RPG Overhaul has spawned a slew of additional mods that can be added to bring in new specializations and abilities making this mod extremely customizable. No Rank Up Throttling. A rather annoying aspect of the original game was that soldiers could only rank up once per mission no matter how effective they were. One soldier could take out fifteen enemy units and be restricted to only achieving one rank up in that mission in spite of their stellar performance. No Rank Up Throttling removes this entirely so that your budding soldiers can rapidly achieve greatness a real lifesaver if you happen to lose a high-ranked soldier and need a replacement quicker than waiting upward of seven missions. A stellar mod to be sure, but apparently, it has some issues when attempting to use it with other mods such as Long War 2 or RPG Overhaul. Psionics Overhaul V3. Psionics Overhaul aims to return the original XCOM 1 mechanics as authentically as possible so that any soldier could potentially have psionic abilities available to them after the Psi lab is unlocked on the Avenger. Furthermore, this allows for psions to level up regularly alongside being able to be trained with their psionic powers. Squad Selection allows the player access to larger squad sizes much quicker in the game. The high customizability of this mod allows players to alter squad sizes to crazy limits just as nine and above with some other mod support added in. Traditionally, XCOM will only have access to squads of four until unlocking the GTS and allowing them to send squads of five and then six. Furthermore, the squad selection menu will provide more information about the soldiers including specifics about their equipment. It should be noted when increasing the squad size it is common for the mod to botch the spawn points of the squad and this requires another mod to fix this minor issue. Simple True Concealment. Simple True Concealment takes previous functionality available through the Infiltrate Resistance Order and provides the benefit from the beginning of gameplay. Now you soldiers will always enter a mission in concealment and mission timers will not begin to tick away until you have broken concealment. Moreover, this mod alters mission timers to provide more length on many of them which were irritatingly quick more often than not. Soldier Development adds the chance for soldiers to increase their stats such as hack, or aim, through the actions they take on a mission. Along with Hack, Aim, and Mobility, it is also possible to increase soldiers Ability Points, Will, and Combat Intelligence when missions are successfully completed at a rate of Excellent and Flawless. At the start of every mission, each soldier has a concealment percentage and their actions have a chance to break concealments just like the Reapers. Also, it is worth noting that all but the Reaper still become concealed simultaneously when one of them fails and actions or does something similar that would regularly reveal the squad. Such a simple mod seems like it should have been something included in the game in the first place. Use My Class fixes the issue with players spending a load of time customizing their Character Pool only to have the game completely ignore the class selections one may have had. In the base game, when characters load from the pool they have their class randomized just like randomly generated soldiers. If you are a big customizer like myself and feel that my created soldiers are linked to a certain class by design, then this mod is a must. This mod even works on Psi Operatives though the class will be officially locked until the Psi Lab becomes available meaning these operatives will remain Rookies until they are assigned to train. After putting in hundreds of hours, it becomes quite obvious about the repeat nature of the maps and this mod helps a lot with bringing diversity. Though the project has not been worked on in some time, it appears to function correctly with WotC and its base works well for other mods that aim to do something similar for maps. Skip to main content. Level up. Earn rewards. Your XP: 0. Updated: 23 Mar pm. BY: Brandon Young. A cynical hermit wearing rose-tinted glasses, he is fascinated with the human psyche, personality quirks, and is a closet melodramatic. Avid proponent of the age old epigram: \"Stay awhile and listen. 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