You can move after shooting, move in small steps, or shoot multiple times – the only limit is your Action Points.Action Points are restored for all units at the beggining of your turn.Actions points are used to perfom actions like: Running, Overwatch, Shooting, Using Items, Throwing Granades, etc.Each soldier has a limited amount of Action Points that can be spent each turn.No shield indicates that the unit is exposed to attacks.Half shield indicates that the unitl will have 50% cover.
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Full shield indicates that the unit will have full cover.When moving a unit next to a building or structure you will see an icon representing the cover that unit will get for moving there: This means that units outside your reach won’t come and aid them if you advance slowly. While in combat, enemy units will get aggro from units they have seen or to units that have shoot at them.The blue line indicates the places where the unit can move and still perform another action (like shooting or overwatch), while the yellow line indicates where the unit can move but won’t be able to perform another action. When you select a soldier you will see a blue line and a yellow line on the floor.Enemies will still perform actions during their turn even if they haven’t been spotted.
In Combat, players will have to manage their soldiers by spending action points and performing different actions depending on the situation. Players will deploy their Squad to missions whith different objectives. Combat in Phoenix Point is based around Turn-Based Strategy.
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