X-COM / UFO: Enemy Unknown speedrun (

[@LordAlacorn]

3:42 Aliens terrorize Novosibirsk 9:12 Lone Russian conquers Mars Not sure who terrorized who and that escalated quickly

[@456dave7]

Also 8:03 Aliens terrorize Moscow

[@brandonlyon730]

Fun fact: Russia is the only nation in the original Xcom game that will never leave the project no matter how bad things get, they will never negotiate with the aliens and will fight to the bitter end.

[@LordAlacorn]

@@brandonlyon730 fun fact today is 23 of February - Defenders Day in Russia. Happy holiday Tovarishi! :)

[@Spudwellington]

@@brandonlyon730 This comment is very interesting now lol

[@Astrobaut]

@@brandonlyon730 must be the FSB offing any alien infiltration attempt

[@hencrazy]

Of course it's a Russian that solos the final mission "Girgory you must wait, we have not the spacesuit for your voyage" "Nonsense Sergei, have better idea. Can just hold breath and shoot alien."

[@Синийдракон-д3я]

-We are not able to fight against aliens on Mars yet, so we should... -Hah! Hold my vodka!

[@ArielistelosButch]

Its Czech, not Russian.

[@ivankoslov389]

@@ArielistelosButch Precisely! [drinking vodka]

[@jemperdiller]

Oh at last the vodka joke. I was getting worried

[@dinitroacetylen]

BTW, holding your breath is just about the worst thing you can do when in vacuum. Just watch any video of a balloon popping in vacuum, and imagine your lungs in its place.

[@TheSonicfanx1]

"Commander, what are you doing?!" "Trust me, I got this"

[@MardenZengar]

9min after the aliens apeared we destroyed their base in cydonia...

[@matsv201]

+Zengar Zombolt I wounder if they regret the invation

[@MardenZengar]

matsv201 after their defeat, they thought: "fuck, we shouldn't mess with speedrunners"

[@matsv201]

Zengar Zombolt Or... Dont mess with someone that have power over the save/load buton

[@AshleyPomeroy]

I'm going to be pedantic - he launched the Avenger on 30 May, so it was five months. That's still really good though.

[@tofuchicken2]

this is why alien never visit us

[@NRLP]

Back in the day, I would spend more time on a small UFO mission than you spent beating the entire game. Well done.

[@joeykickassery]

its segmented. so he spent a lot of time save scumming for the perfect RNG, time that you would have spent on completing ufo denfence, terror from the deep, EU and 2.

[@1010minutemail]

...Did that guy just walk on mars in normal soldier clothes?

[@dinitroacetylen]

Judging by his name, he might be a Russian. Russians have been proven to survive even the Leningrad Blockade. Martian atmosphere would be just an inconvenience.

[@toxicluzz7234]

dinitroacetylen wtf xD

[@KertaDrake]

@@dinitroacetylen Indeed. Russian winters are likely worse!

[@JohnnyMarsBar]

@@dinitroacetylen well this aged poorly aye

[@dinitroacetylen]

@@JohnnyMarsBar well, the game is set in 1999. A lot was lost in recent decades.

[@africaneedsdrugs]

The Council must be thinking, "What the hell is wrong with you, commander?".

[@genericscout5408]

+Grand Theft Otto That's why they cut his funding in XCOM Terror xD

[@Savior20061]

Commander FK at the computer: *Small alien vessel lands nearby* FK: "Don't care." *Alien terror occurs* FK: "Yawn." *at the next council report* Council Spokesman "Commander. We are...concerned with your apathetic response to UFO activity in the area. The associated nations are...understandably doubtful of your commitment to halt the alien invasion." FK: Bet I can destroy the invasion in 6 more minutes. Spokesman: "I'll take that bet." *six minutes later* Spokesman: "Commander. We are extremely pleased that you have repelled the alien invasion. I however am....annoyed that I am out 500...hmm...what currency ARE we using?"

[@chalkskeleton3653]

But he got them so...

[@KertaDrake]

@@genericscout5408 Too bad he's too busy laughing from his brand new Cydonia base to care what the council says about funding now.

[@alexeynv5959]

There's nothing wrong. Hold my beer.

[@TheBrianJ]

The Alien Brain is just sitting there like "What the fuck, I ordered like two scouting ships to check out Earth 10 minutes ago how are they already here?"

[@Gunrun808]

Council: A month of disappointment. We have chosen to reduce your funding. Xcom: ok Council: Another dissapoi... Xcom: All the aliens are dead. We killed them. Council: oh...

[@Bobucles]

A segmented run means that the speed runner plays one chunk of the game over and over again until it goes perfectly right. Each new segment begins after the author reaches his "perfect run" of a previous segment. You can see the segment boundaries every time the author saves. Going up to the end of a run can mean reloading hundreds of times total to get the perfect combat outcomes, the perfect research events(there is some RNG with research), the perfect council events (like not getting disbanded), and the perfect cydonia run.

[@Self-replicating_whatnot]

still impressive as fuck

[@pizzamannetje79]

Bob Bobucles yeah a lot of retries, both to get it right and to force a lot of luck.

[@matsv201]

+Bob Bobucles luck favors the guy with the save/load button

[@ffmdotcom]

so actually it wasn't 9:20...but hours most likely...

[@oliverhees4076]

i do all my x-com runs segmented (read: save-scumming)

[@tohopes]

0:45 Jan 1999 -1099 POOR! 2:10 Feb 1999 293 GOOD! 6:03 Mar 1999 -2584 TERRIBLE! 7:11 Apr 1999 -139 OK 8:27 Cydonia

[@CassidyListon]

The way the Alien Base attack ended was hilarious. Aliens were probably like "oh shit, finally they're here to retaliate!' but end up just kidnapping two of them and then leaving 😂🤣

[@tolvajkergetok]

A combination of pro gameplay and sheer luck. Nice one!

[@bruxistkodiak]

I'd say mostly sheer luck. That first mission, completed with two guys armed with rifles and stun rods, in a handful of turns and with no casualties? Fortune favours the foolhardy, it seems.

[@iunary]

Marcin Barczyński well^^ luck? what you dont see is the 50 trys that failed and were reoladed or restarted.. to get to this run

[@bruxistkodiak]

Yeah. One lucky try as opposed to 50 unlucky ones. In other words, sheer luck ;)

[@chromeCoYotE]

XD XD XD !!!

[@jothain]

Well it's not about luck that much. Just about how persistent you're about save scumming

[@hencrazy]

This is literally the definition of HUMANITY FUCK YEAH

[@suicidekk]

lmao, you sent in 1 dude! nice run!

[@awesomehopanda6803]

I spent months fighting a long hard guerrilla warfare campaign against the aliens... I lost my best men taking crash sites, defending bases, and charging into terror sites. Always just getting by and never having enough resources to load out my guys with high tech gear until the very end. It was like Band of Brothers... wait - you completed this game in just over 9 minutes!? :D

[@hoorayforhawksbills]

The leader / commander abduction is the best part. This is HILLARIOUS!

[@chalkskeleton3653]

Pretty sure if aliens are stunned and in your backpack they cant wake up. If true, missions when you don't have psionics but they do and sectiod Leader/comander (You should probably have it by etherials) is close relativly easy stun (but someone will die if no stun bombs and stun launcher) and psionics free mission.

[@ghostbond1074]

@@chalkskeleton3653 It's definitely possible for them to wake up in your backpack. They just show up on next to you next turn.

[@safe-keeper1042]

Hadn't considered raiding a base like that. That was great.

[@Bidmartinlo]

The Commander is like leaning back on his chair saying "I've got this."

[@fk242]

Uhm, that's why it says "Segments: 11" in the description. Reloading is detailed in the linked infofile. Maybe you should read it before getting all too excited about your Sherlock superpowers.

[@SoldierOfFate]

So in this game, the Council gives you millions of dollars for funding, while in EU/EW, you're considered a rich commander if you get a monthly funding of 1k in credits. My, what happened to the world economy during those last 20 years?

The Ugly Barnacle No, it's because he had a very bad score, so they reduced their funding.

[@bogdanleshenko7149]

The Ugly Barnacle they just reduced the amount of zeros in EU/EW. Does it matter if it costs 35 or 35 000? If you earn 1000 or 1000 000? 3 last digits make it look like the armor is really worth 250 000 USD a unit, but 250 a unit works the same. You can even add 000 000 instead of simply 000 in your mind, if such numbers seem more true to you.

[@colbancassian127]

+Bogdan Leshenko It just looks better to have huge numbers when it involves super advanced technology development and such, but it's the same thing, I agree.

[@genericscout5408]

+Colban Cassian I generally think that each credit is 1M. Might be alot for some basic armor, but it needs to be supplied in secret.

[@SirBroadsword]

To be fair, the original X-COM measures the cost of things in actual real-world Dollars, whereas the remake uses Simoleons instead, which can have any arbitrary value.

[@Mokgor]

I was like "wtf was that sectoid commander doing there???" This video is great!

[@seeker19831983]

I adore such speedruns. After you've spent weeks in childhood to finally beat this, these replays demonstrate the superiority of human mind.

[@speedwagon9274]

Girlfriend: come by to my house I’m lonely Boyfriend: sorry I can’t I have to save the world Girlfriend: my parents aren’t home Boyfriend:

[@АльфаЦеркумфлекс]

Boyfriend: von Stroiheim -Speeeeeeedwagoooooon

[@lolwut1337n355]

I remember playing this on my first ever computer. Fucker used to crash all the damn time.

[@m.d.5463]

I really loved to see the speedrun. Well done! That was one of the rare games I could play over and over again. I tried to increase the PSI abilities of my soldiers, so only 4 of them were able to mindcontrol a whole base of aliens. Them soldiers led them, disarmed of course and brought them to the ‚slaughterhouse‘ where my snipers improved their skills to the limit of the game. Same procedure with their battleships before they tried to fly in my blaster bomb protected bases.

[@parimabartender]

I can't fathom you sending one guy w a plasma rifle to Cydonia. The balls on this guy!

[@Snorri81]

un fucking believable

[@fk242]

What makes you think so? I didn't cheat with anything. You can have my savegames and try for yourself...

[@TheReaverOfDarkness]

I don't understand why you didn't get the X-Com project cancelled, or even get a stern report from the council of funding nations. You should have lost the game at the april or may report.

[@fk242]

I actually got it cancelled many times, but I tried again and again until the score wasn't bad enough for them to axe me at the end of the month (because the game generated less UFO appearances and less terror missions, so the penalties weren't as high).

[@TheReaverOfDarkness]

fk242 aha, I see. Did you retry each month, or run the whole game in one go each time? If it's the former, you should mention in the description that it's a tool-assisted speedrun. (saving and reloading counts as the tool) *edit: segmented speedrun* By the looks of it I'd believe you did the whole thing in one go, which makes me wonder how many times you had to try in order to succeed. Forgive me for making so many conclusions, I'm just excited to see something like this!

[@lukasvychopen4874]

TheReaverOfDarkness As I write in the description, it was done in 11 segments (new segment starts after each save). Running through the whole game like that would be close to impossible. I don't think that saving and reloading makes it tool-assisted - that would mean that every Quake Done Quick movie is in fact tool-assisted, as they connect the individual level runs together..?

[@fk242]

TheReaverOfDarkness (accidentally posted a reply from different KZbin account)

[@TheReaverOfDarkness]

fk242 I'm not sure, but it seems to me that using save/reload for a speedrun is a lot closer to actually using trainer tools than it is to just doing a straight playthrough. Some of these games let you save anywhere (ex. X-Com, Quake, Diablo) while some don't, but you can bypass not being able to save by using a trainer program to save. But I'm not suggesting it's an illegitimate run. I figure the main reason for putting "tool assisted" in the description is so people can find it. Sometimes I search speedruns and narrow it down with the keywords "tool assisted" because I don't want to find lame speedruns that aren't much faster than I already play.

[@Thegrumpyjuggler]

Alien threat? Brb, hold my beer.

[@dmitryscherbakov4727]

8:34 - LOL!!! On Mars without suit ) Hold your breath - and quiсkly in pyramid! ))

[@Tertiaryadjunct001]

Everything about this game was perfect

[@vladpw123]

Bae: Come over Me: cant Aliens atacked earth and i need to stop them. Bae: my parent arent home me:

[@joedoe1096]

In the comment section of every segmented speedrun: "CHEATER! YOU RELOADED." Yes, that is the definition of a segmented run. It's right there in the description.

[@Troglodytarum]

And it requires no skill. Therefor this is a waste of time.

[@chalkskeleton3653]

I never get scientists that fast and now I really want to.

[@SWIFTY_WINS]

Notice how the entire research tree is available from the get go instead of having to research up through each tier to get to the next, and pause @ 3:36 to see he has 35 Elerium ready to go without ever manufacturing any. I watched through again and you can see where he researches Elerium-115, but once the research was completed he never made any Elerium and I doubt he recouped 35 of it from the 1 small UFO he intercepted.

[@perttulahdesmakilightingdesign]

@@SWIFTY_WINS you cannot create Elerium in this game. Also, you get 50 elerium from one intact small category UFO.

[@SWIFTY_WINS]

@@perttulahdesmakilightingdesign What is the point of "researching" Elerium then in game if it can't be produced by the player and only harvested from downed craft?

[@TitanKaempfer]

@@SWIFTY_WINS One hand Elerium (together with personal armors researched) leads to the power armor but is also needed together with UFO Navigation, UFO Power Source and Alien Alloys to research UFO Construction (which leads to newer interceptors and dropships) which at the end will also lead to the needed Avenger.

[@diegofrancisco425]

I've been looking for a way to play Xcom original DOS version but somehow with WASD controls and maybe slightly increased resolution? anyone knows of something? I want original A.I. behavior, I don't want OpenXcom recreation

[@xlogust]

Эх, а я по 4 часа базу на Земле брал. Хорошие были года...

[@henrlima87]

"Commander, the aliens are invading!" "I know... i sent a shuttle to their mars base months ago... should be there in 10min or so"

[@andrewbako9494]

Segmented but still very impressive as someone who bought XCOM in 1994 when I bought my first 486 computer along with masters of Orion talk about grand slam Homerun with my first two PC games still play both today

[@diegofrancisco425]

I've been looking for a way to play Xcom original DOS version but somehow with WASD controls and maybe slightly increased resolution? anyone knows of something? I want original A.I. behavior, I don't want OpenXcom recreation

[@diegofrancisco425]

I've been looking for a way to play Xcom original DOS version but somehow with WASD controls and maybe slightly increased resolution? anyone knows of something? I want original A.I. behavior, I don't want OpenXcom recreation

[@HouseRN]

Sectoid Leader: “Alright boys, the humans just got here, so here’s the plan, we…” *Wall busts open, gets stunned* “Wait! Put me down, human! Where are you taking me?!? Help!”

[@PotanCZ]

Peklo? Nice :D

[@danieldorn9989]

Theyve gone through the Mars mission so fast, they only needed to hold their breath, no need for space suits

[@diegofrancisco425]

haha the sounds would scare me as a kid, best sound design ever

[@daniilmarkov7284]

>Difficulty: Beginner Had to read this first. Psh.

[@Dracapane]

The game would have switched to beginner after the frst battle (a bug) anyway, so actually it wasn't that different form any other selection.

[@daniilmarkov7284]

F. Dinkleberry i'm trying the ways to do the same in openxcom now, where there are less bugs quantity

[@IvanDogovich]

daniil markov Let me know if you get a good OpenXcom speed run. Seems like such a luck crapshoot or a huge save scum fest. cheers, Ivan :D

[@daniilmarkov7284]

Ivan Dogovich Lol. I doubt that it can possible like in this vid.

[@IvanDogovich]

I agree. In my three attempts I failed horribly in OpenXcom SuperHuman >.

[@dodoguy]

dude wtf? i take like 12 hrs to complete the game in beginner mode when i'm being fast because i remember 1 time i played on beginner and taked 20! hours

[@kosterix123]

haha I remember this mission, it was 20 years ago

[@Valdrex]

Good lord man.

[@QueenAleenaFan]

Aliens: are we a joke to you?

[@namaguederaz]

Amazing!!!! Congratulations!

[@Satai80]

I love how easier research tree was in this than Terror From The Deep. :)

[@gerryw173ify]

I'm glad the dumbed down the game a lot in the newer XCOM... Holy crap I don't think I would last a few minutes in this game without reading guides...

[@SadButter]

Honestly it's not that bad. I mean granted, I was confused too on my first playthrough, but shortly afterwards I had a chance to play XCOM: Enemy Unknown on a free weekend trial on steam - which has considerably more in-game tutorials - this game felt a lot more self explanatory. If you've played Enemy Unknown before i'd suggest giving this a go, by the very least on beginner difficulty. Great game, though I have one complaint: MIND CONTROL IS FUCKING OP

[@aranicar]

IMO the new one was dumbed down *_way_* too much. They replaced the robust inventory system with a class/abilities system, which is stupidly limited and amazingly dull. I didn't like the TU micromanagement in the original at all, but I could live with it. The new two action thing drove me insane. Even the base management and the UFO sorties... augh.

[@Taffoman]

aranicar Not to mention the part where the new fighter craft is lightning and that's it. Sad.

[@Xunkun]

aranicar Have you tried Long War yet?

[@AltereggoLol1]

Eh, most of the difficulty is just lots of micromanagement with an ancient, buggy interface.

[@worldofthought8352]

Crazy, it pays off to be persistent!

[@tofuchicken2]

man that art is so 90s

[@SwiftNimblefoot]

Those aliens barely hit you... must have been the easy difficulty. And yeah, this is why I prefer TFTD - there, you could not speedrun it, you'd have to wait for the Lobstermen commanders to grace you with their presence, eventually. :)

[@andrewdwilliams]

It was set to Beginner at the very start of the video. But still phenomenal to watch.

[@TehJumpingJawa]

Clearly Robert Sharpe is in some way related to Sean Bean.

[@Commandelicious]

Wtf just happened.

[@RoamingAdhocrat]

multi-universe demo

[@Raptor747]

How in the heck? You can not only research Heavy Plasma weapons as soon as you capture a sectoid, you can also build them right away? And it only takes a few days?

[@lukasvychopen4874]

You can research plasma weapons as soon as you bring some plasma weapon from a ground mission (it doesn't depend on alien race).

[@sneakyking]

Steps in a puddle. I AM THE TERROR FROM THE DEEP!

[@afivey]

"Hold my BREATH and watch this."

[@briandoss9232]

That was brilliant. I am truly shocked. I spend literally hours on missions. Save scumming. Though my favorite thing is to post up outside a very large space craft and just keep hitting end turn over and over. The alien sons of bitches have to come out eventually.

[@EwilCZ]

Supr speedrun, nejvic se mi libilo, jak na posledni misi stacil jediny vojak a to jeste nahej. Tak a ted single-segment :P

[@dalajlamask]

2022, kanal Karporace na Twitchi, ironman (no saves)

[@BarakAvinoam]

childhood classic

[@Phoenix7786]

This is not X-Com: Enemy Unknown; this is X-Com: UFO Defense. Great game.

[@boristheblade9496]

Phoenix7786 Read it's Wiki page - '' UFO: Enemy Unknown (marketed as X-COM: UFO Defense in North America. ''

[@Phoenix7786]

Maris Grablevskis Yep I found out it was a different name elsewhere. Had to go eat crow for that mistake :(

[@boristheblade9496]

Phoenix7786 It's okay, we all make mistakes.

[@keybounce2567]

The first battle, at about 1 minute: When the game is saved, a different soldier is selected and moving after the save. One soldier is moved out of the ship onto the ramp; then a different one does all the action. I call cheat.

[@keybounce2567]

OK, so this is a massively save-scummed run. I'm assuming that all the battles were "die off as we find out where everything is", then go back and record a perfect grab-and-go knowing exactly where every enemy is. But that's not counting the time spent on the "die and learn" part of the run. Does that actually count as a speed run?

[@LuaanTi]

Yes, it's called a segmented run. Not much point in comparing it to a single segment run, but perfectly legitimate.

[@joedoe1096]

@@keybounce2567 there are different kinds of sleedruns. Unsegmented. Segmented. Tool assisted. And each of these categories can be glitch, or no-glitch. Segmented runs allow save scumming. Unsegmented don't. TAS has a machine help with the controls. He said it's segmented in the description.

[@roryross3878]

Heavy plasma on the first mission?! And no casualties!

[@VirtuelleWeltenMitKhan]

One question: Did Grigoriy Torbon get out?

[@seppwurzel8212]

Why you can't make a speed run in ufo: The game is mostly random. It can take a half month to have an alien base in your area or a whole year. Same goes for landing ships. Same goes for how missions are built. Somebody might just be luckier then you. This "speed run" here could also be cut, just picking out the scenes with the right missions.

[@Fummy007]

You make a mockery of the original game

[@jpstrife]

Once more, impressive.

[@theFloatWave]

Tak ted jsem stuhnul :O na Cydonii kde se má odehrál největší krve prolití ty to proběhneš s jedním vojákem xD ! Ale pozor tahle taktika "jet jet a jet"(vim ze je to speedrun) je sice zajímavá ale upřímě mě se líbí víc taktika pomalu chytit každý ufo a nakonec když mám 5 Avengerů z toho jeden naplněnej posádkou Commanderů + 3 plasmovými Howertanky a 50 000 000$ a státy mi řikaj EXCELENT jdu na Cydonii. Ale vážně RESPEKT! Ps: Divim se, že tě ten Silakoid na Cydonii nezabil :D

[@fredb3339]

Im not buying the whole "A bug makes the game easy after first mission" argument. Compared to my experiance on Superhuman this looks very easy. He had aliens moving away from his troops when they normally would approach and attack (The lava creature below the brain, and the sectoid SE of the small UFO). On the Mars and Alien Base mission combined, there was only a single mind control attack over like 10 combined turns which amounted to nothing at all.

[@NinjaContravaniaManX]

As Julian Gollop, developer of the game, said in an interview, the AI does 1 out of several actions based on RNG. He just loaded the game repeatedly until he was happy with the outcome. That's why he saved at the beginning of each mission. That's the "segmented" part of "segmented speedrun".

[@captdeadfool5685]

Wait there's an older version of xcom? didn't know that lol

[@GyrosHunter]

He, fucking, did it :) He did it.

[@alexborr1746]

HOW did you know there was an alien base there and sent your skyranger patroling??? 3:44

[@lukasvychopen4874]

This is a segmented run, so I was able to look for it, reload and go straight to that position.

[@alexborr1746]

Oh... didn't know what segmented run means. Thank you for explaining

[@alexborr1746]

@@lukasvychopen4874 another question: I think you found both leader and commander in that Base mission. How do I distinguish the leader sectoid from ordinary soldiers? Do I need to stun 50% of the enemys and hope for the best? Do I have to constantly use a Mind probe?

[@lukasvychopen4874]

​@@alexborr1746: I think that both leader and commander are usually located in the center of the base (the fancy room at 5:01), so it's best to just stun everybody in there and check (or mind probe them if they're too far away and stunning would be harder than just shooting them). In the speedrun, I encountered an anomaly where the commander is roaming near the elevator, so it was far easier than grabbing both of them from the center room.

[@InferiorBeing]

Well... that was really amazing! XD

[@jeanmarc7563]

Given the dire situation, I would like to think that this is how the human race would actually respond to a real alien threat. Hyper focus on what actually matters and not wasting resources on trivial things like laser technology and cool tanks.

[@aranicar]

Hmm, I feel like the save loading should add to the time. This is impossible without knowing the future and having 100% luck.

[@GhostAeonWolf]

Měls udělat speedrun na superhumana. (Pokud teda není superhuman jen v TFTD)

[@lukasvychopen4874]

To by mě stálo 10x víc času a nervů a vypadalo by to stejně, takže k tomu nevidím žádný zásadní důvod...

[@genericscout5408]

Dumbed down tactical games just make me sad.

[@mm69at]

Aha so it ends... I played that game 24 years ago but did not finish after 100ds hour of playing .. wonderful

[@chalkskeleton3653]

Then you should finish the game.

[@ThreshAllden]

the fucking confidence

[@borntorice]

In my X-Com campaigns, UK surrender 1st, ALWAYS.

[@EwilCZ]

Podle me nemusel. Po loadingu se ihned nacte hudebni track odznova, takze by se to poznalo a quicksave to nema. Horsi by bylo to nahravani, jelikoz tahle hra nema zadnej cycle-lock, takze cim rychlejsi PC (nebo vic cyklu v DosBoxu), tim rychleji to jede, ale to asi vis. Na GoG to jeste neni (a kvuli tomuhle problemu asi nikdy nebude), takze to na SDA asi nikdy nebude :(

[@blix17]

How did you not lose the game after not going after the first 4 to 10 ufo,s ??

[@lukasvychopen4874]

It's all based on the score you have at the end of the month and I think it has to be terrible in a few consecutive months for the council to axe you (at least on this low difficulty).

[@fk242]

Žádný podvod tam není... je to na 11 segmentů a některé z nich jsem hrál mnohokrát. Abort mission na Marsu musíš použít (jakmile jsi v exit area), abys postoupil do té druhé poloviny, je to vysvětleno v tom textu před misí.

[@megalodon0076]

Já si říkal, že ta základna má český název :D

[@megalodon0076]

Jinak boží, fakt

[@woobmonkey]

+fk242 Brilliant. Simply brilliant. One of the more difficult, and awesome, games of all time - and you make it look like it's nothing at all. Very well done, indeed! Have you posted this to the SDA?

[@colbancassian127]

This is why the 1994 is better than this modern xcom shit. You could attack bases when you wanted, you could manufacture equipment and sell it to sustain your economy, you could choose the way to approach a mission. I remember when I got my hands on the blaster launcher for the first time in this XCOM, I just leveled every obstacle that seemed like a perfect place for an enemy ambush and it worked. I carried as much ammo as the skyranger could carry and do all kind of crazy shit. Most important I had 14 guys, had I lost them all no biggie, more cannon fodder, but this new xcom is just retarded. When you look at it gameplay wise it's a downgrade from the 1994 one, it brings to the table just graphics and sounds.

[@ks_trl_]

+Colban Cassian you could also make the argument that xcom '94 is a clunky, disorganized mess that has aged like a carton of milk left in the sahara with pretty much no story to speak of, but hey, to each their own.

[@genericscout5408]

+Thebluehydra There's more freedom in its gameplay. I still prefer the classics. Long War makes the gap closer, but AAA games focus more on graphics, story, and prefer less complex gameplay.

[@colbancassian127]

Thebluehydra Well the peak of graphics and sound in the 90's was what you see. They had to compensate with creating actual content, gameplay, mechanics and storyline. Now you get a shit wrapped in golden foil. It looks pretty, but its essence is still a shit, no matter how many layers of golden foil you wrap around it. Each to his own indeed.

[@ks_trl_]

+Colban Cassian i really don't think the gameplay's as good as you say. every ui in the game is about as friendly as a mathematical equation. there's no benefit to terrain (such as a cover system) meaning you could just toss rookies out in the open to take pot-shots. not to mention, you said that it's "no biggie" to lose _fourteen soldiers_. how does that make any sense? eu lets you simply point and click to where you want to go. there's a cover system that makes you think about where you're putting your soldiers; do you go for low cover to get a better shot or high cover for better defence? there's actually a story that's more than text dumps from completing research, and losing your top soldiers is a seriously bad thing that forces you to re-train rookies from the ground up. to be fair, xcom '94 does have a funny charm to it, as is common with most 90's pc games. but it's as easy to understand as learning a new language and filled to the brim with unnecessary features (why is crouching a thing. why.)

[@partyp3opl393]

+Thebluehydra I couldn't disagree with you much more. The game is easy to learn (it took me only a day or two too learn the game). Trust me, the 1994 game is better then the new ones (this is from someone who's played both, and has only just started playing the 1994 one last week.)

[@vatandas1542]

Save - Die - Repeat

[@roxterat]

Segmented is always way too polished.. but nice going

[@francischambless5919]

you selected Beginner... I laughed and couldn't watch.

[@commanderpower79]

impressive....

[@ArielistelosButch]

Měl bys řídit všechny vojenský akce ve světě, s tebou by druhá světová válka trvala týden.

[@SWIFTY_WINS]

Bullshit, watch how the screen blacks out then glitches after 2:01 before the mission results screen is shown to us. If you watched the mission he did on that small UFO he stunned a single alien and killed 3, but the results screen shows 2 live aliens recovered and 3 killed. This result screen that he hurries through must be hand picked from another mission. Also I noticed that he supposedly recovered 1 alien power source, 2 alien navigation, and 50 Elerium from this small UFO mission. So, why later in the video does he then have to manufacture himself 1 alien power source if he already has one he captured, and when you pause @ 3:36 the available quantity of Elerium-115 is now only 35 even though he supposedly recouped 50 from the small UFO mission and hadn't spent Elerium-115 on anything else up to that point yet.. Not to mention also the effectiveness of his soldiers even with the basic rifles equipped. When I played the game again just the other day it took 2 regular rifle rounds to kill those small grays on beginner setting while this guy is laying them out with one, and every soldier is typically wildly inaccurate shooting everything on the map other than their target. This guy is like first shot first kill every click, this whole video rubbed me wrong with how easy a time he had and he also never showed himself selling a single item for some extra spending cash the entire playthrough.

[@lukasvychopen4874]

You should first read something about the game mechanics before making these wild assumptions. You should also work on your counting. In the first mission, 4 aliens are shot and 1 is stunned. However, aliens that are shot (especially with weak weapons) don't always end up dead, they are sometimes only stunned, like in this case. I manufacture one power source because Avenger needs two to be built, now that isn't hard to understand, is it? The Elerium is lower than 50 because manufacturing 5 heavy plasma clips consumes 15 units. Try pausing at 2:53, genius.

[@SWIFTY_WINS]

@@lukasvychopen4874 K, a fair enough rebuttal ty. How are the soldiers so effective with their basic rifles though? Why are the grays taken down with 1 shot from the basic rifles where it is ALWAYS 2 shots for me to take a gray down on beginner setting? Why is it that your stock soldiers are so accurate with their auto shot typically hitting and killing at range on their very first attempts repeatedly? The typical Xcom experience is the soldiers shooting the ground, a hill, and a fence off screen because the accuracy is so low.

[@lukasvychopen4874]

@@SWIFTY_WINS: Sectoids are physically weakest aliens in the game (along with Ethereals), so I don't think it's unusual to take them down with a single rifle shot. Also, what you are seeing is not a "typical X-Com experience", because all the eleven segments (divided by saves) were replayed individually many times over to get the optimal time. So what you are seeing in a video is just the attempt where I got particularly lucky and everything went super-smooth. That's why the run is called "segmented".

[@Highbred1]

Hacks gotta destroy the entire brain.

[@Kanne1979]

I finish game in surhuman on ps1 with terrain weapons

[@TheKnightOfSmite]

Save the world in 5 months np

[@stoun3293]

Isnt you czech? /nejsi ty Čech?

[@vine0162]

dam ti lajk :)

[@TheLoyalOfficer]

Beginner? Come on.

[@MasterChiefSnake19910128]

Did you played the remake version of this game just came out in 2012 by 2K Games? This game is called, "XCOM: Enemy Unknown". Because the XCOM: Enemy Unknown is awesome, but I haven't played 1994 version.

[@chalkskeleton3653]

figure out what everything does first. Theres no tutorial in game.