Other environments may even have elements that give the player a glimpse of a lifestyle that is long since gone. Within City Center environments, the player may see ADVENT posters that represent the new world order or signage advertising the benefits of living in the City Centers. 'How do you use the environment to help tell the story and convey how life has changed after humanity lost? In what ways have things changed visually over the two decades between games?Д®ach space is crafted in such a way that it has its own personality and history. Now all that said the main reason I'd want those two things is for nostalgia reasons: Otherwise I'd still contest that's the best way for XCOM to have some air2air capacity despite being an underground organisation. So IMO doing it lido SHADO in the olden days and putting the headquarters under a film studio in a big city, where weird stuff being brought in does not raise any red flags would be the way to goДЄs for number 2: Obviously if you have a flying aircraft carrier, that seems to have some stealth tech the aliens can't beat even though they built it, then you don't need submersible launched aircraft.

Misdirection, camouflage, etc is the way to hide the XCOM main base IMO not flying around. My question is: How do the Aliens not know where it is and destroy it just because it is flying? You'd not even need Alien tech to find it, they could just use their human puppets weather and espionage satellites to track it down in a matter of hours. Well never mind the how did XCOM get the Avenger.

Xcom not created equal