XCOM 2: How to Get Engineers and Scientists

Engineers and Scientists – How to Get Them in XCOM 2

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With these two kinds of additions to the base being so beneficial, how do you get Scientists and Engineers? Over time, you can receive a message that more units are available for recruitment at your Resistance HQ. Usually there will a scientist or engineer and this pops up after you receive your income and bonuses. Many random missions that pop up can yield either one (or both) as rewards for successfully completing them, as well. Usually, these are extraction missions where you will be evacuating a VIP and they happen to be a scientist or engineer. However, there is another way to obtain them besides the randomized mission rewards; you can buy them off of the Black Market once you’ve discovered its location. They will be periodically in stock and you can buy them for a hefty portion of Intel (at least compared to the other things you could buy).

Be sure to stock up on as many as you can and grab them whenever they randomly become available. You’ll be on your way to building the ultimate base and having all the technology to take down some alien scum.

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