XCOM admittedly is a game that does this really, really well. I do however think that the mecha genre is about more than just mechs but also their pilots, and that a game like this can gain a whole lot of replayability with customization and variety in pilots as well as mecha. True, it does have a pretty decent Front Mission feel to it and as a fan of old-school Front Mission, that's a reason I'm looking forward to.
front mission was what they called the inspiration) My the best part about xcom 2 was making characters, and it really hurt when my favorites got killed.Įdit: though to be clear this game is not really being inspired by Xcom though, it's supposed to be closer to front mission (it's actually closer to frozen synapse now but. Originally posted by Silamon:I definitely agree there should be good cosmetic customization on here. Things are either too bland and pointless, or changing to much too care. TLDR I don't feel any attachment to anything like in Xcom, Darkest Dungeon or State of Decay. Then it gets tossed like everything else. everyone is mostly gray and sometimes a part comes colored for a fight or two. Changing paint on new parts becomes such a hassle I gave up on it. You never really get attached to one since all change so much. Parts are flying off of them for new parts after every fight. The problem is the game has a borderlands-ish loot system. There are a bunch of mech parts and paint styles. Rumor is the pilots will get perks in the future to make them unique. I would like more interaction with the pilots and them having more to do with each other. Do you drive around or try to drive over?" A pilot says it was from explosives during the old war. "You find a bunch of potholes in the road in front of you. The pilots don't talk much in game and during events they are generic. The timeline is a neat system and extremely helpful for someone like me, who isnt great at strategy games because I lack the ability to really think ahead.
Phantom brigade mech customization Pc#
Some even say they are skilled pilots, but I have yet to see any difference. PC Gamer reports that Phantom Brigade has a new combat system that lets you peer into the future. That was a silly fake example, but the real ones don't impact anything or are much better. Before the war he used to get up late and eat cheap microwave bean beef burritos everyday." They also have a derpy two sentence description bio. The pilots have a face, name, and call sign.
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