Xcom how many maps

Large Scout Creepy Forest. Large Scout Deep Woods. Large Scout Forest Trench. Large Scout Hillside. Large Scout Stonewall. Large Scout The Barrens. Small Scout Badlands. Small Scout Dirt Road. Small Scout Marshlands. Small Scout Quagmire. Small Scout River. Small Scout River Valley. Supply Ship Forest Grove. Supply Ship Overlook A. Supply Ship Rocky Gorge. Supply Ship Wildfire.

Overseer Deep Woods. Overseer Forest Trench. Overseer Stonewall. Overseer The Barrens. These are broken down in:. The older UFO and Abduction maps still present in Enemy Within have been slightly altered to place the possible locations for Meld canisters , or in some cases, like Street Overpass have been changed to give more starting locations with high Cover. Small Scout Farm. Small Scout Nuked City.

Small Scout Roadhouse. Large Scout City. Office Paper Terror. Meld Tutorial. Chryssalid Hive. Office Paper EWI. Highway Construction EWI.

Street Overpass EWI. Gas Station EWI. Main Quest 4 Answers Capturing aliens? Build 5 Answers Do soldiers lose Will while they recover from injuries? Build 4 Answers Capturing a Chryssalid?

Build 1 Answer What is the best strategy for defending aganist mind control? Build 1 Answer. Ask A Question. Browse More Questions. Keep me logged in on this device. Forgot your username or password? User Info: jujusix jujusix 9 years ago 1 I am seeing repeats. User Info: Edalborez Edalborez 9 years ago 3 Presumably urban maps are also keyed to specific countries as well. User Info: Astroshak Astroshak 9 years ago 4 It appears that maps are mission-specific.

Main Quest. The replayability come sin from the fact that even if you do get the same map, your starting point, the alien starting point and the make up of the alien invaders is randomized. Not exactly. There are static maps in the game many of them, though, so don't worry , but enemy placement is always random.

It will take quite a while before you see a repeat map, though. Ok thank you guys, I don't really know indeed if in xcom 1 original it was really random, or was it just many maps in a pool and I was just not able to recognize them all Xcom the original did indeed have random maps, is why so many of them made no sense half the time.

The trouble comes in in this age most games are using 3d modelled environments that requires decent AI pathing to work right. This kinda thing can't be created easily on the fly. XCom the original was 2d tilesets. Though IMHO, the layout of these random maps as a rule sucked.

Truly random map generation "sounds" cool