YouTube Channel: Let's Play Transistor Part 14: Not Our Town Anymore

After learning that the last member of The Camerata and the only hope of saving Cloudbank is in the remote Fairview District, Red begins to backtrack thorugh Goldwalk to get to Fairview. Goldwalk has now been almost completely consumed by The Process along with every single other person in Cloudbank. Things aren't looking good.

YouTube Channel: Let's Play Transistor Part 13: Cowards

After taking a quick bathroom break, Red accesses the final terminal to unlock the door leading to the leaders of The Camerata hiding on top of Bracket Towers. Red doesn't find what she thinks she's going to though.

YouTube Channel: Let's Play Transistor Part 12: Hand Picked and Unique

Red most find a way to bring down the firewall gate that Grant and Asher Kendrell are using to hold back the process from The Camerata headquarters. We find a terminal in the Maintenance Wing of Bracket Towers disables part of the gate and it seems like another one must be in the Archive Gallery.

YouTube Channel: Let's Play Transistor Part 11: The Process Are Out of Control

After completing all the challenge currently unlocked in The Backdoor. Red then begins exploring Bracket Towers to find a means of opening the gate to the top of the building so she can confront the leaders of The Camerata.

YouTube Channel: Let's Play Transistor Part 10: Breaking Its Heart

Red finally confronts the Spine of the World and breaks its freaking heart which restores the mind of the Man in the Transistor. They finally make it into the headquarters of The Camerata. There she meats Asher Kendrell, the second in command of the Camerata, who has confessed to the people of Cloudbank about their crimes and apologizes to them for not being able to stop the Process that are destroying everything. Red takes another trip to the Backdoor to process all of this new information.

YouTube Channel: Let's Play Transistor Part 9: On The Run

Red continues her trek up Bracket Tower and evading the Spine of the World along the way. Meanwhile, the Man in the Transistor is rapidly losing his grip on reality. Also on my side of things, my mom decided to come into my room while I was recording to tell me about some swim trunks she got for me.

Secondhand Opinions: XCOM 2

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The idea of leading an elite team of soldiers against an overwelming alien enemy while balancing researching alien tech and support from countries around the world is just great to me. That is why I absolutely adore XCOM: Enemy Unknown despite the fact that I'm absolutely shit at it. Even when playing on Easy Mode I always end up either losing my best soldier, researching the wrong tech, and losing support from an important country country, having all my rookies devastated by giant alien monsters I wasn't prepared for, or all of the previous things I said all happening at once. When the expansion Enemy Within was released I just decided rather then try and play a game I was complete shit at I would instead watch Let's Plays of people that were actually good at the game and I really enjoyed doing that.

XCOM 2 features many new alien threats to face and many new weapons and tools to face them with.

Now with XCOM 2 out I'm probably going to do the same especially with it now being PC exclusive and my five year old laptop praying sweet release of death just running Steam. XCOM 2 also changes up the XCOM fomula in a very interesting way. Instead of being the commander of a global organization with the backing of every major country on your side you are now a rebel leader leading a small group of freedom fighters up against an alien controlled Earth. The reviews from most major gaming outlets have been very positive and gaming commentator TotalBiscuit, who is a big fan of XCOM, has given XCOM 2 a very positive impression. So if you are a big fan of turn based tactics games and have a beefy PC gaming rig give XCOM 2 a shot.