Worst of all are Primes, fancy lookin' late-game variants who get extra actions when hit, similar to Rulers. Now, you've got exploding and climbing Lost to make swarms that little bit scarier, renegade Skirmishers gone back to Advent, rocket troops and incendiary Mutons and Vipers. It adds tons of enemy variety throughout, but most notably towards the end of the game, where you could end up overpowering the enemy. The heart of this pack is A Better Adventwhich does exactly what it says on the tin. The dev recommends playing one difficulty level lower than you'd normally pick, and that seems fair.
You also may want the Mod Config Menuwhich lets you tweak some mods directly in the options menu. You'll also need a couple of prerequisite mods that many others require. A Better Everything, which we're looking at today, is the only project to come close. There's been nothing quite on that scale since the release of War Of The Chosen. A sequel to Pavonis's fan-made XCOM modit offered a wildly different experience with much more strategic management. The most ambitious mod for the game was one of its first, thanks to Firaxis commissioning Pavonis Interactive to produce Long War 2. Here's a deep dive on the boldly named "A Better Everything" - a modular overhaul mod package - plus a few fun extras to freshen up your next scuffle with Advent. The game is finally stabilised, giving modders a nice static test-bed to add new weapons, aliens and features to the squad tactics sandbox. I've returned to an expanded and finalised XCOM 2 this week.
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