Mox the Skirmisher, for example, is voiced by Michael Dorn - better known as Worf from Star Trek fame. In addition to unique abilities, they also have rather unique voice actors too. It's possible to favour one faction over the other in the strategic department, but all their heroes will be at your disposal. Reapers, Skirmishers, and Templars are your unforeseen allies with many very handy abilities, and you can have them all, which is nice. The first of many major additions are the new factions and hero classes. With War of the Chosen, the lack of content isn't an issue, as it builds and expands upon almost every facet of the game from strategic view to tactical combat, with only the main campaign story against ADVENT forces remaining the same. Xcom has had its share of both, with expensive mech-based add-ons like Shen's Last Gift, and the better (if originally badly balanced) Alien Hunters. Sometimes the pickings are too slim compared to the price, and sometimes they feel tacked-on and unnecessary to the greater whole. New enemies are met with new allies and basically more of everything else, too.Дownloadable content has a mixed reputation amongst players and rightfully so.

Xcom 2 is already an excellent game in its own right, and now fans have a new bit of downloadable content called War of the Chosen to dig into as well, which manages to make it even better, bringing features and mechanics even the most gifted of modders can't do.

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