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I'm currently steamrolling through all the finished missions
. PLS NO SPOILER, but since apparently day 46 is the no return stage, would you recommend to go with this lineup or should I restart it? If you prefer restarting, which type of abnormabilities should I prioritize or avoid?spoiler
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Gebure after memory repostorying back to day 41)
Keeping in mind that I didn't play myself so I'm far from a specialist: the more you progress in the game, the more challenges it will throw at you on top of managing the Abnos, so while you of course can't avoid dealing with the Abnos I'd personally try to avoid those that force me to pay even more attention than average, like the Train, the Button, or Happy Teddy Bear, though which Abnos count for you depends on your comfort with them. On the other hand your current facility doesn't have the most... explosive combinations I can think of, which is nice. If you do restart, avoiding Abnos that create chain reactions when they're all in the facility would be preferable.
I don't have a firm opinion on restarting or going on. Hoping that someone else will come in to help!
Ahh thank you for the advice nonetheless! I think only speaking abno wise, this lineup sounds like a decent one for me, but I'm currently concerned about my employees's level or just lack of them. Sm sm overpreparing is a strong habit.
I see, I can understand that, I'm the kind to always be overprepared too x') Your employees are not that lacking in number nor levels, though. Your Briah layer is super solid in that regard, and with a bit of focused training + LOB points you should be able to bring up to speed your most fragile Agents. Trying for 5 Agents everywhere might be tempting, but it's generally better to not spread ourselves thin trying to train and equip and manage more people than we have the resources for. 3 Agents per Department (on average, depending on your facility you might want to deploy them differently) can do the job, if you can reasonably bring more it's good but not absolutely necessary.