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[GreatWyrmGold]

Spoiler: There actually is a dash in X-Comradeship. (click to show/hide)

Honestly, in my games, I have not once seriously needed for Engineers or scientists, and I never build labs, and workshops only for the refund bonus. Maybe it had to do with my base being in Asia, but my North American one didn't have a problem either.

You can have a base in Asia? My options were Europe and North America.

Spoiler: X-Comanche, the Brave Horse (click to show/hide)

You can only pick Europe or North America to start if you do the tutorial.  Otherwise you can also pick Asia, Africa, and South America, which have their own advantages.

Good to know.

Spoiler: X-Combustion (click to show/hide)

Warning: No actual combustion. Probably. Now that I've said that, of course, I give it 50-50 odds that something important gets set on fire.

Three abductions. We really need a couple more Skyrangers. Nigeria, Australia, UK. Nigeria is Difficult and offers a Heavy, UK is Easy and offers four engineers, and Australia offers $200 and reduces Panic in a terrified area...but is Very Difficult. Well, frak me with a firecracker, we're going Down Under. We really can't take any higher Panic in Asia.

Operation Demon Gift
Cookie, Socks, Saturn, and White--AKA Emily King of Australia, the medic, Anastasaya Smirnova of where-do-you-think, the Assault soldier with the highest kill-count of anyone (closely followed by the late Papa Clean), the Support guy the Argentinians gave us, and our only Sniper ready for action--prepare for action. This could be the toughest mission yet. I really hope no one dies, but it wouldn't surprise me. Good luck, soldiers.
Three hulks--wait, they were called "mutons"--three mutons and a pair of floaters show up and surround Saturn. Remarkably, he survives a barrage from the mutons...barely. One of the floaters is headshotted by White, but remarkably little else is accomplished before two more of the aerially-enabled bastards showed up. Saturn polishes off one of the mutons, White explodes another floater, Socks explodes yet another, and Cookie accidentally advances to the wrong side of cover, losing half her turn and a bit more than half of her health. Thank any god there may be that the second muton shot missed, because she has the only medkit and Saturn is in critical condition. (Note to self: Buy more medikits.) More aliens are shot, White earns a promotion, a tactical miscalculation prevents proper use of Socks's gun and costs her the kill, and the firefight ends. One man down, three women looking around worried for what comes next.
As half the team advances, Cookie works on trying to figure out what button to press to revive Saturn, and what reviving actually does. Google helps. I'm pretty sure by this point that it A. requires an upgrade and B. is not required to bring the man back alive. White advances, spotting a trio of sectoids hiding behind the building everyone is on. I waste Run and Gun moving to a position none of them are actually visible from. LOS, thou art a cruel--wait, I can't see them but they can shoot me? What kind of crap is this? Screw this, Socks is hopping into melee range. Not that she gets to kill any--White and even Cookie kill the sectoids first.
That was "Very Difficult"? I suddenly feel more confident about things.
White is promoted to Corporal, as well as "Only person not to be hospitalized" and "Five behind Socks in killcount" (tied with Papa Clean). Saturn is out of action for two weeks, which is pretty minor considering how close he came to death; Socks is out for nine days; Cookie will be back in action in just under a week.

Nigeria is panicking. Great. At least it isn't China.
I buy a couple things, yes including another medikit.
The research is complete. It "bring us closer to matching the alien ships in combat," which will be useful as we have previously only been blowing them out of the air with damage easily repairable by the next invasion. I have them work on an EMP cannon next, because it promises to increase loot recovered from spacecraft we bring down, and because that archangel armor sounds impractical and I haven't found a situation where the skeleton suit came in handy, so mobility upgrades seem sort of meh.
The foundry is completed. I decide to have them start developing S.H.I.V. units.

A Large UFO is seen over North America. The only ship there? The Raven-3, same as the Raven-1 and Raven-2 in Europe. Well...let's cross our fingers and hope for OH THE HUMANITY! I order a new Interceptor, hopefully one of the upgraded ones that is closer to matching the alien ships in combat. For some reason, though, the UFO causes panic in the US. Those quirky Americans.

Abductions. Again. Seriously, I order an Interceptor and they say "It'll be here in three days". I order a Skyranger and they look at me like I'm crazy. THIS IS A PATTERN, NOT AN ISOLATED EVENT. And then the game crashes. Funny how this always follows one in a few Alt-Tabs. I wonder if I can use Chrome or something in one half of the screen and play X-Com in the other, or if that only works with PDFs and such.
This time, though, it was followed by a weird problem where the cursor hugged the lower-left-hand corner. Anyways. Turn came up while I was rebooting. Best kind of ninja.

piecewise: I'm a bit wary of just going for the high ground ever since my best sniper got killed due to lack of cover. And I eagerly await figuring out how to just run back to the Skyranger. It's probably something simple like moving everyone into the glowing rectangle, but meh.


Attempt to clean and fix the bloody gore-fan.
"If that was me, don't tell me."

[Tavik Toth]

((That is hilarious.))

Wait to see if grate dies again.

[PyroDesu]

Spoiler: No, there seriously isn't a dash in this version of XCOMEDICALLY. The dash belongs to the original, TFTD, and Apocalypse. And yes, it's all caps in this version too. (click to show/hide)

If your sniper(s) are being shot at, they're too close to the action. Even snapshot snipers should be a decent ways behind your other troops. Squadsight snipers can, quite literally, shoot from one side to the other of most maps without (as far as I know) any accuracy penalties from range (unless they're too close), if someone else has the aliens in sight and there's a clear line of fire. Once you get a suit of Archangel armor, stick a squadsight sniper in it and leave them floating by the skyranger unless you need to move for a better line of fire.

Also, medkits can only stabilize a critical soldier unless in the hands of a Support with Revive (available at Lieutenant), which will bring the critical soldier back up with 33% of their health.

[syvarris]

((Yeah, I don't really know what to do to charge a bonus either.  I already went through everything that makes sense charging my previous bonus.  Which doesn't carry over to my next action...  can I spend these actions on getting a permanent bonus, like how Mesk learned how to fly a shuttle?))

Dynamic AUX bonus: +/-1

Continue practicing kung fu with the arms.  Take care not to punch Marcius.  Try to catch anything he drops.

[GreatWyrmGold]

Spoiler: X-Combat (click to show/hide)

So what if I like completing a "game blog" once I've started it? I have every intention of sharing the details on every mission and research thingy until they fire me for incompetence or conquer the Earth! (Different "they"s. Also, I suppose success is a possibility.)

I ordered new Interceptors and got an autosave. Right. Then...panic in the US over the UFO, a bunch more abductions and complaints about not being able to get multiple Skyrangers. I'll take Canada, because the US pulling out would be bad and the Chinese mission is Very Difficult. Sadly, this means China will probably be pulling out, and I don't get more engineers.

Operation Broken Thunder
Socks. Cookie. Lockdown. Sanchez. They are three of our most experienced soldiers, and a guy from Argentina who gets the laser rifle.
I am helpfully reminded that our Interceptor recently got shot down, because this is totally the best time to bring that up. More useful to bring up: I forgot to give Castro the skeleton suit, which is still being worn by White.
A couple mutons show up, causing everyone to complain about them flanking their positions even though they are both on one side and about as far from her as they could be. A couple of floaters are also spotted, still on the same side, leading to exclamations that make me doubt these idiots would know a flank from a feint. I get some lessons too, though: Flowerbeds make poor cover. Still, the enemies are easily taken down.
No sooner does Lockdown smash the last floater than do two more show up, showing terrible tactical sense, one flying through a window and one trying to get through a wall to get at us. Maybe their CPUs got fried? Eh, that's more amusing than the actual answer no doubt. Sanchez bursts in after the runaway and notes a pair of thin men as well. (He ends up killing the one he didn't run after, because 84>39.) The thin men hop up and down from a rooftop more than is strictly needed, shooting through a shop at Socks and unsuccessfully at Lockdown. Sanchez nails a thin man through a car (better chance to hit than the enemies right on the other side of the wall), Socks uses a double-tap to take down the floater, and Cookie executes the last alien.
Why does X-Com like crashing after mission success?
Alright, I lost basically a turn. No biggie. New stuff: I misread hit rates, but the original idea was better since thin men apparently poison you if you're too close when you kill them. Other than switching thin men, it worked the same.
Everyone except Lockdown got promoted--Sanchez became a heavy, Socks became a Captain, Cookie became a Lieutenant. Socks and Lockdown will be in the infirmary for eight and nine days, respectively.

Panic in Japan and India. The Interceptor arrives in America and the new one is online. Sadly, the new one is also a basic Raven from the looks of it. We need to figure out that whole "install new technologies on Interceptors" thing. "Edit Loadout" isn't enough, it won't let me add the dodging matrix I made.
We figured out EMP cannons, which somehow also let us repair the SHIVs we almost have in combat. Science! We begin research into Archangel armor, because it's that or heavy lasers and I don't see us needing that.
The SHIVs are ready, I guess.

Operation Frozen Dawn
A UN official was caught in an alien attack in Brazil. I know, I know, "Back to the Skyranger," but this sounds important. We're low on funds, need to train rookies, and that "Panic Reduction" sounds really nice.
Castillo (that guy who survived the first mission? Remember him? He's back in commission) and Saturn are joined by Mary O'Sullivan of Ireland and Molly White, a sniper. Saturn's getting an arc thrower, because this sounds like a decent time to see if we can't capture one of the aliens. Unless it turns out to be a tougher mission than it sounds, in which case...
Right away, we hear someone claiming to be a "friendly" (his exact words are "Friendlies over here," but whatever). I'm leaning towards "updated thin men," but you never know...and you'd better believe I'd get sacked if I was wrong. I see a great overhanging sign thing that looks strong enough for a sniper, but the skeleton suit doesn't seem to let me up there. Seriously, what is it supposed to be used for? Saturn approaches, once the rest of the team is around him, and the friendly points to Van Doorn, the general we're supposed to save, before saying that he and his team are too weak to help any until we get him. They'll cover our way back or something. Gee, thanks. Castillo advances, and sees some thin men who miss and poison him. White clips one with her pistol while advancing, which Saturn simply overkills. The klutz thin man hits Castillo, who advanced and Overwatched. More like Overlook, amirite? Anyways, pistols are drawn to hurt it, which works--each deals one damage, knocking it down to one, allowing Saturn to try the arc thrower. After getting shot and after he claims the thin man is trying to flank him because he snuck up behind the same piece of cover he was using. This is easy. Switch to Saturn, shift over, and hope the stun button is YES IT'S THE ARC THROWER!
More thin men are sighted as we advance...and they kill Castillo, sending a couple of the others into panic. Saturn and White. The general complains about it not being fair if he has all the fun. Yes, half the squad is panicking over our oldest veteran being DEAD, leaving a rookie to handle the job, everything's hunky-dory.
And the game crashes. Well, pretty decent timing I guess. Does this count as save scumming?
Now where are we...thin man stunned, VIP being belligerent, no thin men in sight. Neat.
The new kid grenades the pair, then moves forward with (ahead of) the team as the general criticizes us for letting him have all the fun. I note that, while no one is panicking, Castillo seems to be gone. Odd. Well, there's two more thin men (were they on sale when the aliens stocked this UFO?), one of which White headshoots. We rendezvous with Van Doorn, and more thin men drop in from the skies. Yup, definitely a bulk sale. The one ahead of the team is killed by White, who earns a promotion. Doorn mentions interest in "getting another shot at these bastards. I owe it to my men." I promise to give him an X-Com volunteer form when we get back to base. After we kill the last thin men nearby, Doorn heads back to the Skyranger and complains about losing good men out there today, which means he gets to sit next to Castillo's body bag as he ignores that volunteer form.
Oh come on. That's twice in one mission!
As always, we lose basically nothing. I wonder how people save-scum...probably turn autosaving off first. We search impatiently for alien scum to show their faces so we can go home. Finally, a Thin Man shows his face, showing that what people say about Squadsight and Overwatch is true.
Mary became a Sniper, and will be out of action for four days. White got promoted to Sergeant and now has a kill count of 14...only five less than Sock's. She's been nicknamed "Snake Eyes" for reasons beyond me. Saturn will be out of action for six days. Castillo...

"Corporal Castillo was not the best of us, not the fastest, strongest, smartest, or toughest of us. He was in the hospital more often than not. His record is pretty average, at best, both before and after entering X-Com. He was not special, he will not be the last to join or to leave...but he was the first, the first to fight those aliens and come back to talk about it. He survived the disastrous Operation: Devil's Moon, and went on to complete three more missions before dying on his fifth, as many as any who have died in the X-Com project. He is the tenth X-Com casualty of this war against the aliens; he will not be the last. And yet, today marks a turning point in a way. Aside from Castillo's death, a death of a friend to many a doctor or infirm, a loving husband, and so forth, we have something very valuable...an alien life. I'd like to think that, without Castillo's sacrifice, we wouldn't have our captive, nor his weapon, which will doubtless let us kill or capture aliens all the better, preventing some of the future tragedies. Remember Corporal Castillo, Corporal Huang, Sergeant "Clean" Papadoupolous, Private Ajram, and the rookies who never completed a mission. Remember their sacrifice, think of all they brought us. They died so others could live--not just others on their squad, their friends, their comrades-at-arms, but everyone on Earth. Remember that that's what we're fighting for here. We aren't squabbling over some scrap of land, or a dispute over a treaty. We aren't even fighting for our principles, or to protect our hometown from destruction and the death of maybe one in ten. We are fighting to protect every man, woman, and child on the face of the globe, and all that we have built up over the centuries, from annihilation. Many of you knew Castillo--Huang--Papa Clean--the others who died--those who came close. Many of you are considering leaving X-Com. Just remember...we're here for something greater. And we need every man and woman willing to go out on a moment's notice to stop alien abductions, or save generals of nations they never want to see again, or whatever we need you to do. We need these men and women, who not only want to risk their lives for the greater good, but who are skilled enough to do so and make a difference. And, above all, we need soldiers willing to face death in the face, whatever unearthly form it takes, and spit at it, following up with a bullet or laser or whatever the labs come up with to the face. We are not afraid. We are not weak. We are Earth. We are the defenders, the guardians, the protectors of this planet, this species, this civilization. Understand? We will not, cannot fall. Thank you."
"That was pretty good, sir."
"Thanks. I ad libbed it."
"I could tell. You rambled a lot. We hire a speechwriter for a reason, you know."

I hire a few new rookies and have the foundry work on upgrading the medkits. Then the game crashes.

Spoiler: No, there seriously isn't a dash in this version of XCOMEDICALLY. The dash belongs to the original, TFTD, and Apocalypse. And yes, it's all caps in this version too. (click to show/hide)

If your sniper(s) are being shot at, they're too close to the action. Even snapshot snipers should be a decent ways behind your other troops. Squadsight snipers can, quite literally, shoot from one side to the other of most maps without (as far as I know) any accuracy penalties from range (unless they're too close), if someone else has the aliens in sight and there's a clear line of fire. Once you get a suit of Archangel armor, stick a squadsight sniper in it and leave them floating by the skyranger unless you need to move for a better line of fire.

Also, medkits can only stabilize a critical soldier unless in the hands of a Support with Revive (available at Lieutenant), which will bring the critical soldier back up with 33% of their health.

Either LOS is a constant issue or I suck at using squadsight. And lots of battlefields aren't very big.
And yeah, I found that out.

[PyroDesu]

Spoiler: XCOMMONSENSE (click to show/hide)

You don't add defense matrices (or any of the other two that you get, one which lets your interceptor keep up with the UFO longer and one which makes your interceptor's next two shots automatically hit) to you interceptor, they're one-use only and you use a button to activate them during combat (yes, they're used direct from your stores. No, it doesn't make much sense). Also, your EMP cannons will leave UFOs more intact on recovery, leading to more loot, but also more aliens to kill during the recovery mission. They'll also down the UFO in only a few hits.

And that overhanging sign in Frozen Dawn is just scenery. If you activate the skeleton suit near a valid target (and it has pretty good range), you'll see squares where you can grapple to. Good for getting to the tops of buildings, vehicles, or platforms in alien structures.

[Remalle]

(Reading GWG's AARs is an exercise in face-palmery.  Keep it up.)

Repair the people with Stacy's help.

[Corsair]

((Missed me PW))

Carefully enter water looking out for surprises, search for the leak again

[Kriellya]

(( Sunday update says wat! ))

Right, my side is done. I'm moving down to the next panel, good luck.

Move to the next damaged panel, remove the panel from the mounting points.

[GreatWyrmGold]

Spoiler: X-Com (click to show/hide)

You don't add defense matrices (or any of the other two that you get, one which lets your interceptor keep up with the UFO longer and one which makes your interceptor's next two shots automatically hit) to you interceptor, they're one-use only and you use a button to activate them during combat (yes, they're used direct from your stores. No, it doesn't make much sense).

Oh. Well, that's kinda cheap.

Also, your EMP cannons will leave UFOs more intact on recovery, leading to more loot, but also more aliens to kill during the recovery mission. They'll also down the UFO in only a few hits.

Noted.

And that overhanging sign in Frozen Dawn is just scenery. If you activate the skeleton suit near a valid target (and it has pretty good range), you'll see squares where you can grapple to. Good for getting to the tops of buildings, vehicles, or platforms in alien structures.

Alright, noted.

(Reading GWG's AARs is an exercise in face-palmery.  Keep it up.)

...Thanks? Any advice?


Alright, where was I...Ah, yes, between missions.
I order up a SHIV. We figure out how to make men fly (that is a LOT of Elerium), then begin interrogation of our Thin Man. Using mind-reading techniques, we discover a neural link of sorts between sectoids and those weird energy things...we are advised to capture one. I advise Dr. Vahlen to see if she can reverse-engineer plasma weaponry and promise to get on it.
Satellites are launched over China and Nigeria. I order Interceptors to be created in Asia and transferred to Africa. We also make a SHIV.

Monthly report. Japan discontinues involvement. Game crashes.
Japan's still gone. We get a C overall--we're doing well, but could be doing better. I try to bring up my idea of making more Skyrangers, but he disconnects.

We figure out light plasma rifles. Whoo! We begin work on heavy lasers; it's been delayed for a while, and we need more weapon fragments to do anything else.
Another crash. Come on...
I catch up to where we were and save.

Operation Cryptic Engine
More abductions. I don't even bother asking about the Skyrangers; I know the answer anyways.
France. Mexico. Argentina. If I recall correctly, the US was pretty terrified. Let's head to Meheeko, get that dealt with.
Lockdown, the SHIV (THUNDER-1), and two semi-rookies--Hamza Arjam and Maggie Hill--head out.
Lockdown spots a couple mutons, then grapples up to a rooftop. Neato. The squad takes cover behind cars and Overwatches (except Hill--we ran out of nearby cover). Then, three more mutons show up...
Lockdown headshots one, nearly killing it; the SHIV helps with dispatching another; Arjam breaks into a building because his chances to hit suck; Hill charges up to a muton due to sucky chances and nearly kills it. The muton responds by...shooting the SHIV? So does another. Man, these guys really don't like robots. Another muton breaks into the building to almost-kill Arjam. He responds by stepping forward, pressing his laser rifle against the muton's skull, and probably earning a promotion to Sniper. A turn passes, and no one is seen by Lockdown. Coulda sworn I gave him Squadsight. Evidently he doesn't, so he advances more towards the center of the battle...and spots three more mutons crouching behind a truck, entering the fray. Kinda. One of them advances to a corner next to Hill and copies a common Assault trick: Shoot when you're almost guaranteed to hit and kill, then deal one damage too little. One of the mutons takes cover behind a streetlight not even between him and us before shooting at basically the most-in-cover member and most distant of the squad. Lockdown shoots said muton, causing it to use Intimidate to panic Lockdown. This leads to Lockdown shooting and killing said muton, so I'm okay with it. We kill the other muton, then discover that there are three more in the building Hill and her 1 HP (and no medic) are hiding in. And the one that still-panicking Lockdown is on top of. It's down to Arjam to protect Hill. He also gets Intimidated. Hill runs up to the only cover in the room, right next to Arjam...then misses and gets plasma grenaded. It's down to Lockdown...He hops down to the street, hides behind a truck, reloads, dodges muton fire, grapples onto another truck, shoots a muton with his pistol, dodges more fire, headshoots the muton (not killing it), dodges more muton fire, finishes that muton off with his pistol (to conserve ammo), dodges the other muton's fire, shoots it twice with his rifle while dodging fire, and kills the last muton within seconds of it getting onto the roof. This guy deserves a promotion. Or two. Or maybe two, plus a laser sniper rifle.
Dr. Vahlen regrets the loss, wondering if there was some aspect of the research she overlooked, something she could have done.
"You could have been God. Only He can stop stuff like this from happening."
"...Are not you an atheist, sir?"
"Exactly."
France, the UK, and Russia are panicking.
Lockdown (who did have Squadsight!) is promoted to Lieutenant.
Ten mutons. Ten. Wow.

I submit orders for a laser sniper rifle (I get two), a couple satellites, and a Firestorm. Heavy lasers, for Heavies, SHIVs, and Interceptors, are completed. Further research requires Elerium, which was all eaten up by the Firestorm.

Operation Shattered Whisper
A small scout UFO was spotted and quickly shot down in China. Carlos "Deacon" Sanchez, a lieutenant that...someone from South America gave us for dealing with abductions leads Socks, O'Sullivan, and Endo in to investigate.
A couple of floaters show up before we make it ten meters. Deacon and O'Sullivan kill the floaters with a shot each, because lasers are awesome. We advance and see the energy being, whatever it was called. Vahlen reminds us that we should see if we can capture it with the arc thrower.
"...I knew there was something we forgot!"
"...You did not bring the arc thrower? You were mentioning just yesterday how--"
"I know, Doctor."
Endo takes a couple shots and dies. Socks retaliates by running up and shooting it, lethally.
"Sir, killing these--"
"I know."
"--particular aliens gets us nowhere."
"It gets them to not kill us, doesn't it?"
"We should focus on cap--"
"I know."
"--turing one of them--"
"I KNOW, I JUST FORGOT THE FRAKKING ARC THROWER, OKAY?!"
My irritation crashes the game. Reload. Socks kills it again. I investigate to find further aliens...they're outside the ship, two mutons, good to know. O'Sullivan grapples to a good position atop the UFO, Socks double-taps (okay, there's a real name for the skill, but I like "double-tap" better) a muton that tries to intimidate her halfway through (no effect), suppression and misses, does O'Sullivan not have Squadsight or is there just too much cover, and Socks crits on the remaining guy. Then the game crashes. I need to figure out something that lets me do this without constant alt-tabs...maybe the Steam Community thing has something? I vaguely remember seeing someone use a browser in it.
Aside from Socks breaking 20 kills and Endo...being killed, nothing to report for the aftermath. Oh, and I order a couple carapaces.

Life goes on. South Africa asks for some Thin Man corpses, which we provide. This evidently leads to medical advances, so win-win. We built the Firestorm, making me remember that hey, we might have enough Elerium to do some research stuff! They start unlocking the secrets of the plasma rifle, but sadly aliens launching a terror attack in Kolcatta interrupt us.

Operation Hidden God
Socks. Lockdown. Cookie. Sanchez. Four of our best and brightest (or, arguably, three of our best and our only heavy). Everyone except Lockdown in his skeleton suit has carapace armor; everyone except Sanchez with his LMG has a laser. We have the soldier with the highest kill count, our best medic, the Second Castillo, and a guy with a rocket launcher. We are facing what may be the toughest mission since Castillo died.
We are ready.

[To Be Continued...]

[syvarris]

((Missed me PW))

walk along gantries around reactor, look for a breach

No, he didn't.

walk along gantries around reactor, look for a breach

You stomp around on the gantries, slowly making your way around the core while occasionally stopping to shine your lights on the core and look around.

You can't see the leak from up here. It must be down in the water somewhere. 

@GWG I think you broke the spoiler.

[GreatWyrmGold]

@GWG I think you broke the spoiler.

I blame Pyro.

[TCM]

Spoiler: X-Straight-Outta'-COMpton (click to show/hide)

GWG, did you ever check out the Officer Training School? There are good things in there. Really good things.

Squad Size I - Increase Squad Size to 5.
Squad Size II - Increase Squad Size to 6.
Rapid Recover - Cuts time to treat Wounded Soldiers in half.
Wetwork - All Soldiers get a 25% Bonus to getting all Experience.

Also, you should really call the actual Sniper ability by its real name, not "Double Tap". Because Double Tap is an actual name for ability for the Sniper you can get later.

[GreatWyrmGold]

It's an Assault ability, actually. And I'm not familiar with it.

You know, I investigated the Officer Training place earlier, before I had...you know...officers. I kinda forgot about it since.

[TCM]

It's an Assault ability, actually. And I'm not familiar with it.

You know, I investigated the Officer Training place earlier, before I had...you know...officers. I kinda forgot about it since.

((I believe you're talking about Rapid Fire. Get Double Tap for your Snipers when you can, it's pretty sweet.

Also, the Officer School is kinda' vital to winning and stuff, especially with the ability to increase your squad from 4 to 6 people Just a heads-up.))