No, I said, I think I love it because of this. And like any bad gambler, you keep going, knowing that next turn, if you get a next turn, there’s a chance that 90% will hit. So, I explained that in XCOM, when you have a 90% chance to hit something, and you need ( NEED) it to hit, it feels like that 10% is where the shot always lands, like the world’s worst lottery. I hadn’t realized I was not so silently cursing at my luck, which any XCOM player I am sure can empathize with, and she was curious as to why. I was in what I rightly assumed was the final room, making a push against an enigmatic end boss character, and my roommate, standing behind me in the kitchen, prepping some dog food, casually asked why I was yelling at my computer. About 24 hours into Chimera Squad, the newest sequel to the XCOM franchise, and the end was in sight.
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