Jagged Alliance 3 - Breaking Down All 36 Mercs 

The thing about Kalina is that she's not a mechanic who can shoot, she's a sharpshooter who can fix your stuff. Since you can pick up the Dragunov early, and Inevitable Strike means she can just wreck everyone with the infinite supply of 7.62x39 HP you can buy from Fleatown, but her low wisdom will limit her growth and available perks even with training. Meanwhile, Livewire is weak at the start, but her high wisdom means that Wolf will quickly turn her into a killing machine. Give her the morale perks, and she will sew crazy panic in enemy forces with every shot.

Not having Lynx in the base game is a crime against humanity. Trevor is also dearly missed, two of my all-timers. I can't remember a single playthrough without them.

taking steroid with you depends on if there is a mission you need to escape with a chopper

Fox is surprisingly good when it comes to stealth killing with a knife. She has more than enough agility to sneak upon an isolated target, excellent chances to succeed an instakill thanks to her 100 dexterity, and even if she fails the stealth kill, her special perks prevents the enemy from becoming aware and triggering the enemy squad. Which allows her to use brutality on him, stabbing him repeatedly. I'm still at the beginning of the game and haven't left the starting island, but so far she's incredibly useful. Livewire is mostly utility at the start of the game because of her subpar marksmanship, but she has an impressive 94 in Wisdom. I'm not 100% sure it works the same as before, but in previous iterations of the game, Wisdom is the stats governing stats growth, and the only stats which can't be improved. Meaning that Livewire has an excellent growth potential through combat experience and training, like all mercs with 90+ Wisdom (MD, Barry, Buns among many others). Fidel and other Psycho mercs are unreliable, because they sometimes decide to use different attacks, ie using full auto instead of a single shot for example. Which can leave them out in the open without AP. And I've heard that someone had Fidel leave his team because he didn't get any kill during a fight.

Livewire, Barry and either Fox or MD is basically the early game trinity. You get top-tier mechanics, medical and explosives experts, and all of them have through the roof wisdom and can be easily trained into being adequate even on their worst stats, too. (MD has become a genuinely good second-line marksman with a Winchester in my current game.) And Livewire basically pays for herself with that PDA. Also bringing Blood against early game enemies is probably a warcrime.

One thing that was ignored in this video is that Livewire and MD have ridiculously high Wisdom, which increases how quickly your characters improve their stats So even characters with lower stats in some areas have the ability to bypass specialists if their wisdom is high since they will stat up more quickly. 90+ Wisdom allows MD and Livewire to decently quickly overcome their lower marksmanship and start excelling above others

Thanks for the overview! I'm a fan of the older games and I love how each merc has their own personality and can clash or gel with their squad mates. I also loved hiring a bunch of cheap flunkies at the start and slowly molding them into unstoppable killing machines by the end game.

Fauda isn't bad, she's inflexible. She really wants to do one specific thing, but at that one thing she's truly great: The assault squad. As in, she *is* the assault squad once you kit her out for it. Requirements for this: 1. The heaviest armor you can get. Full heavy armor with weave/plates is highly preferred. 2. A light machinegun. RPK

It is quite cool how different experiences and tactics seem to work with your choices in the game. Now, as a disclaimer, I played the first two games as well, and had favorites going in, but new people who make new things happen is really nice to see. I myself felt you sold a lot of people short here, and seemed to have misunderstood some of the abilities a little, which makes them a lot worse than they sound. What I am mostly referring to is when you mentioned running around outside cover for Reactive fire. This is not what it does, taking cover is a specific action you take (which makes you hunker down, and therefore not return fire). Reactive fire works from cover, just not when "Taking Cover". Now, I partly blame the programmers for that one, as the wording is really damn confusing. I myself found Ice and Reaper to be rather mediocre for what I expected, while Ivan is still one of the most consistant powerhouses when I play. Blood was insane towards the end of my playthrough, scything through the enemy camp almost by himself to save the president while the rest of my guys sorted a diversionary tactic. As things stand, you also seem to value wisdom a lot less than I do, but wisdom is perhaps the strongest of the traits in my opinion, since it affects your mercenaries growth throughout the game. More wisdom means that you level skills more, both in training and in active (what they call field experience in the game), which means if you aim to make a campaign with a longer mindset, it is absolutely a vital thing to have, as is leadership, as you regularly earn more action points of it due to morale bonuses. While all base traits are important, I would value Wisdom as well as Agility and Dexterity among the most important traits, then followed by Marksmanship, Health, Leadership, then the others, as they get plenty of extra training along the road anyways. My first setup was Fox, Grizzly, Igor and my random merc. Barry I remembered as just being a repair/prepare guy in the old game, so I did not read how cheap he was (for all newcomers, Barry is a bargain, and you want him on the team). Livewire is great. Grunty is a weird sleeper, but is a very good merc, working kinda like a glue character in a team. Raven, Raider, Red are all great for their roles. Gus is overrated. He offers very little that the others do not when you finally can recruit him, in my opinion. But it is cool how different experiences are. And it means the game is deeper and has more replayability than one might think at first look.

Having played through once with Livewire and once without the amount of power she brings to the team is tremendous. Intel is life. Intel is the "best" secret caches, Intel for Livewire means knowing exact position of your opponents. Most importantly extra intel means not needing to spend time scouting - and as time is money she saves a TON of money in the long run. Curiously, while niche, Steroid still works as a mechanic and a combatant. Toss a +overwatch stock on a gun and set him in permanent overwatch status. His high firearms makes him clutch in that role.

Good shoutout for considering Red as a 2nd Explosions guy with Barry. I recently did that in a run and had a very good time especially putting the hurt on The Good Place forcing enemies into choke points by littering molotovs everywhere. Also Barry likes Red and there's some fun flavor banter between them some time. It can be a lot of fun to have 2 people who are excellent with explosives.

Wait, I used to watch your guides for Pathfinder and just realized it halfway into the video. No wonder your voice sounds familiar. Good job, keep the guides up

Fox has definitely been my most useful merc, and my kills leader. though I finished only half of the game, and didn't try that much mercs. Give her a weapon with a silencer, and calculate your sneak attacks well, she will easily trim down the enemy before the combat really starts, especially if helped with another merc with decent accuracy. So if Fox fails to kill the enemy he/she can.

Fox is great with bladed weapons and two pistols/submachine guns. You use her to sneak up on someone, kill them with a sneak attack and then she can either go on Overwatch or close in for another kill. She is a fan-favorite for her dialogue lines as well. Livewire can learn really, really fast. You can use her mainly on Overwatch to cover other characters when moving. Give her mostly single-shot weapons, pistols work great for a start. She gets quite a few kills, usually as a finisher.

Mouse also has the perk that she comes with a silenced weapon straight off the bat. Her high dex and ability to get very close to bad guys counteracts her poor firearms to an extent. I've used her since the start of my current campaign, and she's been a star performer for me.

I took and kept Steroid in my current first playthrough. Not because of his skill, but because of his character. Didn't regret it so far. 😂

Worth noting that Leadership stats directly translates to Squad Map Movement, which makes Raider an S-tier pick.

i did my first commando run with kalyna, barry, grizzly, md and hitman (+imp guy). they were pretty much all bangers for the price. this gives you >90 explosives, strength and wisdom, >80 medical, useable mechanics (i had kalyna fail pretty much no hacks for some reason), 2 marksmen (kalyna and hitman), 2 mid range guys (grizzly & my imp guy), 1 granade guy and 1 medic. It is also worth mentioning that Kalyna has 50 leadership and starts with a rifle both super good reasons to pick her up. In fact Kalyna and Hitman are the only 2 cheap mercs with useable leadership. MD cant hit for shit but i was mainly going for price and he was good in the first month just playing backline and patching people up, plus doing medic checks, when necessary. I also had my Imp guy as a generalist so he could help with healing, repairing or training when necessary. This combination allows you to hire 6 mercs for 20k and then after taking the outpost give everyone 14 day contracts for 30k. Thus, I'd highly recommend it and I cant see much room for improvement considering money limits. E.g. Ice or Fox hare 1.5k more expensive than MD or Hitman and if you lose Grizzly you lose >90 strength + the heavy weapons trade makes him super deadly with a machine gun.

You neglect to mention that Wisdom is the all in all god stat in the Jagged Alliance series, some of the picks you say are skips have 90+ Wisdom, those will very rapidly match the others with a day or two of training.

Incredibly helpful tips to let me know how the game mechanics work 💚 My game started with Fox locked and mouse seemed to have a decent medical stat so I chose her for healing lol. She’s honestly been fun to sneak in with and use her silent pistol (she came with it) up close

Some small corrections :) Mouse isn't good in melee combat, but she doesn't have to given her starting weapon comes with silencer and you are supposed to keep this trend running. Also, IIRC, perks that aren't working when Taking Corver still work when you are in cover since Taking Cover is specific action.

I dont even know the game or topic, and i watched for 30 minutes, your voice is soo good

Fox, Ice, Blood, barry and livewire will be my core team I think, with an own merc added. So far it's working great, blood for stealth kills before opening up with fox as a sniper with medic capabilities, ice as a great (budget) marksman, barry obviously as a grenadier/explosive expert which he is perfect for. Livewire just as a mechanist, but considering I'd already picked her up im keeping her. I think Kalyna refused to join me for some reason. Btw I started with only fox ice and blood for the initial mission.

Livewire hss the most OP unique perk in the game. Knowing where the enemy is meand you always have advantage.

Shadow also sneaks much faster than anyone else, super useful.

Not sure if it is just my game but DR Q is either OP or bugged because he can sneak up to a dude and almost have infinite melee attacks then move a little bit again and have more attacks and I often kill 2+ people in the same turn with him. You can even run up and knock them out then run to another and melee them to death then another, of course they have to be close to each other but it seems to me strange because everyone else can not do so many melee attacks it's almost like his melee is zero AP. I even thought it must work like this and made a squad thats melee only to find they can not attack so many times so it's just him. I now have him and everyone else using sniper rifles and have conquered the first two islands and have $1,000,000 with one squad sitting on the dock which is in the water area that the attack squads have to pass and DR Q's squad clearing the other areas and I must admit it works but not what you call the most fun to be had as it's basically just : Find enemy and position snipers. Send in Dr Q to kill as many as possible and then run to the sniper zone. Snipers kill everyone that follows.

Great synopsis a few things: Raider is the perfect merc to hire for either team training or militia training. If you’re running team of mostly recruits, he can be hired to train them for a little bit with his high stats and leadership. Nails is a pretty terrible companion due to his chest slot being locked with sub par armor. It can take awhile to get his melee train rolling but melee is suboptimal anyways.

I respectfully disagree about the section on Mouse regarding her strength stat. Sure, it's low, but it doesn't affect her chance to stealth kill with a knife. Strength only matters for regular non-stealth melee damage, so she can still oneshot kill stealth kill enemies whether throwing a knife or in melee no matter the target's health pool. It's dexterity that affects stealth kill chance along with perks and traits, and she has 95 dex. Her 99 Agility along with her stealthy trait allow her better chances to remain in stealth after a stealth kill. She starts with an equipped silenced pistol, so you don't even need to use knives at the beginning of the game to stealth kill with her, so the whole strength stat being low is a moot point, unless you're talking about her bag space being smaller. To me, It's her unique perk that I find not that useful, since I usually have her out of harms way with a silenced sniper rifle getting stealth kills, I've never had her have to travel across enemy overwatch cones. So I'm basically just getting a merc with insanely high Agi/Dex, decent health and decent wisdom who has enough skill in Meds to help with heals. The marksmanship can use some training, but that's one of the easier skills to train, so she'd have 80-90 marksmanship quickly. I'd advise against taking both Fox and Mouse, because I found out Mouse absolutely hates Fox, and they fill each other's roles as stealth killers anyway. Other than Fox, Mouse doesn't have issues with anyone, but doesn't have anyone that she prefers being on the team. Anyway, that's my thoughts on Mouse. Thanks for the video!

It should be noted Raider and Raven are married. Raider’s skill makes more sense when you know he’s supposed to be covered by Raven. He also used to be one of the better militia trainers in JA2.

Raider is the best Merc you can hire regarding Leadership. You will want one guy who is good at that in each of your squads as it influences your squads speed on the strategic map.

My starting team are: Fox: with a sniping rifle for opening shots, and dual pistols Mouse: with a pistol and an SMG. I use her for stealth shots. Use a supressor and it's unli stealth Igor: Melee tank guy Barry: He gets almost unli grenades early on Livewire: AK and Machinegun. I use her for area denial. She is almost always on overwatch Custom character with full dex, mark, str, agi who I use as a sniper (named her Quiet)

Oh no, shadow had such an awesome stealth makeup in JA2, that made him almost invisible. Apart from that, great video!

Nice and thorough breakdown. This will be useful to help any player spend their money wisely.

Abandoned a First Blood run to start a Commando and am one map away from winning. Debating whether or not to start an MI game as I tend to avoid the top difficulty level in all games as they usually are for masochists, which I am not. I started my team with IMP (dumped mech/med/explosives to 0. STR and Health were sub 85, everything else 85) Barry, Fox, Livewire, Kalyna. Barry/Fox are endgame caliber mercs. Fox is just crazy good, like great stats/perks and dirt cheap. Best combat medic in the game IMO and worth taking along just for her dialogue. Barry I think is the best explosives merc in the game. His shaped charges were difference makers in most of the tougher fights. Livewire I used until I could afford Magic. She's very good with a great unique perk and well voiced. Kalyna I let go after 2 weeks, she's pretty decent all around and worth grabbing just for a rifle on day 1, but has such bad perk attributes she's useless at higher levels unless you train the hell out of her and I don't play that way. Ivan was my first big spend. He has been my favorite merc since JA1 and he does not disappoint here. I gave him an HK21 and he killed everything he could hit, usually with interrupts. Magic was my next big spend. He might be the best merc in the game. His stats are so good. Wish they kept the old voice though. For my 6th slot once I could afford whoever I tried to rotate in as many mercs as I could but I would get stuck on some that I liked for whatever reason. I liked Meltdown, Nails, Fauda, Raven, Wolf, Shadow. Reaper is great on paper but he flaked on me in both games, opting out of a contract re-up to visit the astral plane...I didn't like Fidel as much as in previous games either.

I've been running with my custom merc, Fox, Mouse, Livewire, Kalyna and MD. I have Barry in the south harvesting junk and making ammo with Hitman, who I use to train militia. Seems I've made some poor choices but we're doing ok and having fun to be fair. Not sure I've been utilising perks so looking forward to my next playthrough with a new squad. :)

Grunty is set up to be awesome gunner, cmon. Also he can assist with stealth, making -2 at the beginning of the fight.

Grunty was a hyper-value HOUSE in JA1. He and Ivan were the day-1 all timers.

From what I have experienced Fidel also has the best albeit slightly dark jokes ... mostly involving blowing up ppl :)

Meltdown. (15:10) Yeeeesssssss... :3 Norma is just so great, and she swears like an old sailor..

It’s heartwarming to witness the rise of Tex- from joke character in JA1, to an affectionate addition in JA2 Unfinished Business, to elite AIM member in this game. In the few entries in which he appeared, he had no positive or negative relationships with anyone. Hopefully, he now has the respect of other members of his cohort/posse. In the first game, he started with poor Marksmanship but became quite a respectable gunman after becoming a movie star in the second.

Love your video ,;) Also you should get a price for mispronouncing "Überraschung" the worst in history xD

Steroid is level 1, of course he doesn't have traits for ranged weapons, but you can pick some up as he levels...

I use raider and wolf as a special training team if you have them follow your main squad they can train militia in a flash anytime you capture anything.

4:15 I believe Fox is also a playboy centerfold model back in JA2..

Great video, super helpful! Thank you!

Raven and Raider come into their own if you take them together, their traits dovetail nicely.

I love how Steroids' best perk is being hilarious! Still totally woth it! 🤣

Steroid may be mistaken as a Schwarzenegger spoof, but he is actually Blazkovicz from the Wolfenstein series due to being a Polish national.

Livewire has the highest wisdom. Give u acces to all discovery on maps while exploring. A must! But maybe in the second team.

Its a shame Steroid doesn't have more perks he is my favorite merc in the game

I agree with most of the review except for Raven and Livewire. Raven should NOT be built like a marksman/ sniper. She's the queen of overwatch. Raven should be equipped with a AR or MG. A well placed overwatch before initiating combat can clean up a group of enemy fast. She's also great at protecting your snipers against fast melee enemies. I wish I could demo this in a video. Raven is very very strong. Livewire might be weak in early game but once you get good AR with Mod or sniper rifles she's very combat effective but the main reason for getting her is her intel and lockpicking.

Raven is such a powerhouse don't underestimate her. The overwatch ability works with machine guns, since they automatically apply overwatch when set up. I often let her set up out of combat and engage combat with somebody else and she will finish off at least 3 Goons with a machine gun when they start to move. Combine that with Barry's cone grenade at the start of combat and you can easily finish 6-7 Goons before the first turn has even started for ~30 ammo and 1 grenade. Of course Raven can also be a sniper, but she is cooler as a commando. The first merc that is better than her is Ivan for almost 20k. That is how good she is, imho. She is worth the 12k at the very start of the game even if that just means 7 days. She can solo sectors. On top of that she synergizes with her husband Raider, but i made my I.M.P. Merc a leader so i haven't tried that out, yet.(playing commando)

This is a truly great game at its core that needs balancing and patching. With the addition of Steam Workshop support, this game will be great within a years time. I might have finally found a replacement for Xcom2.

I thought steroid would be great if you train his agility but it turns out his steroid smash is not passive. It can only be used once until he kills something to recharge it

They should have gave more importance to the characters ,voice acting, and their interactions. That's how people get hooked to the second game.

keen for this game because the it reminds me of a modern version of an ssi game called soldiers at war i last played like 25 years ago.

You are wrong, give mouse a machete and enjoy the carnages she can do.. She has crazy movement

Scully was Australian. He was always the guy with the big knife and knew how to use it.

Kalyna is so more wacky than i expected xD

I'm sorry I have to defend Mouse here. Melee isn't based on strength except for damage. She is very good at stealth killing in melee because of her perks, high agility, and high dexterity. even normally when she isn't stealthed and melees she has so many action points she can stab someone enough times for them to die on top of her great free movement for getting in close and then getting out once she's level one with the ability to use her massive free movement after a melee attack. Also she has enough wisdom and marksmanship to over time make her a great stealth sniper. This is all ignoring the fact that she can run out of overwatch for free. My apologies but i gotta defend my girl.

Fox is the best stealth sniper in the game, because even when she fails she triggers the surprise state instead of aware and get her AP back, so she get another chance to kill the target. Don't look at the traits they are born with and try to make a merc that use them all, you don't need to make Fox carry dual pistols... There is one broken character that can ruin a higher difficulty game "Red" due to his pessimist trait that triggers all the time and ruins your ability to get high moral. You really need to read up on what moral do.

Dr Q is amazing at game start. One hit, one down badguy! Can down 3 badguys in one round.

wow this breakdown has almost nothing to do with insight. it's just opinion garbage. night ops is actually good to have for stealth runs and tilting hitchances in your favor. And yes you can influence which daycycle is in missions. "Blood" is not good for stealth kills 'cause of his fixed low damage knives. Yes Raider is mediocre combat wise, but the high leadership means extreme fast teaching and movement in tactical map

I didn't see this posted but Buns refused to join my crew since I had Fox in it already. Not sure if there are others that do the same.

What's better in yalls opinion? Jagged Alliance 3 or Xcom 2?

Kalyna is expensive over time as you do not get a discount for hiring her longer.

Team start maps in stealthmode always!! That ur 1st action: press H! Fox with a silencer rifle kill 2 badguys even before the combat start. Then Barry send green adds and kill 4 badguys. because Livewire told u where they were. What fight?? vinividivici no sweat.

Are there any MERC agent? And where's Lynx?

The best sharpshooter is Shadow. Yeah, in JA2 he was much better cuz of his talent. But even in JA3 he is superior for stealth and for sniping! Just change his weapon to riffle and he will not let a chance to enemies! Scope is also impressive. But take away a riffle from her and she will be like the Shadow but without a stealth ability.

Trying to remember my starter team in JA2 but I know I had Ice, Wolf, and Grizzly. Funny to see Tex. He was in JA1 I think, but skipped out on JA2. I played a mod for JA2 where he showed up.

No Raven, Raider, Hitman triangle 😢

Is Fox's dual wielding guns worth it? I just let her roll Jackhammer's shotgun and a machete.

You forgot something important about Steroid and Grizzly, that very high Strength. Strength means more effective crowbars and best of all make them excellent pack mules AKA bigger storage space. If you can't lockpick it, crowbar it and Steroid can do both very well. Something not immediately apparent is each merc has people they like and hate. Steroid has big problem with that, that is he hates Russians so something to keep in mind if you plan on picking up any Russian and there are already 2 of them in the first page. Grizzly is not exactly that picky, but he hates Dr Q, something to keep in mind. For Grunty, MGs don't count as heavy weapon and that free MG burst will always seriously hurt someone, he is better than Grizzly in every way except Strength. There is only two caveats of this perk that is not immediately apparent: There is very little control when he will use so you better know when he will use it. First he will use it if he happens to be on sight on an enemy right when combat starts, this may break stealth if he is equipped with an unsuppressed weapon and I don't think you can put suppressors on MGs. Second is he will use it when a new turn starts, and he will still do it even if it may cause friendly fire or collateral damage.

I'm using Rider and Raven on my 2nd run. Bonkers. The moment I added Ivan It feels like cheating.

I took along Red, along with 3 rookies. Before watching yout video. He was reasonably priced and i have gkt s long of mileage out of him because his marksmanshio isnt bad in a pinch. Wish i had taken another instsad though.

DO NOT SKIP MOUSE! BAD ADVICE. With her good wisdom, train her marksmanship. She already comes with a modified weapon (silence). Give her another pistol that is silent and she becomes an AMAZING STEALTH KILLER! She has more kills than every other merc I've used. 💯 👍🏾

Drinking game: Take a shot every time you hear "Faantaaastic!"

MD is absolutely useless. I swear i want one of my other mercs to shoot him (or stab him to save ammo).

Hey, quick question in regards to the merc "Ice". Does his talent/perk "Ice Storm" only work with machine guns? Or with any assault rifle, like the AK?

Where Lynx and Trevor

Igor is a must to keep ammo use down. (he is a tank and can survive closecontact) And cheap all the way. Only minus is that he is ruSSian and drink all the booze.

Hey There! If you cannot hire a Merc at the beginning, how soon can you hire more later?

About livewire and her PDA. She must be the hacker or just be in the squad?

I took a bunch of cheap great ones ... And Ivan. I need Ivan in ja xD

You missed important information but you did pretty good, things you missed were for example calling out steroid for being bad at everything you forgot to mention his roll is high str for item muling, also you forgot to mention that the merc you make on the website doesn't have upkeep costs, also there's another free merc on h9 that you didn't cover who also has no upkeep costs, all in all I give your video a B+

no Mike?😁

As an OG Jagged alliance 2 player this game turns me off for 2 big reasons. First, the cheesy skype calls where the crucial part of the game, i used to spend hours just calling mercs and hear them cuss you out or hang up on you . Second, some OG mercs are not in the game.....like Lynx 😲😲😲

If all the recruits die, can I still recruit others if I have the funds?

Does the legendary mercs have likes and dyslikes of outher mercs.?

8:08 It would have been so nice if you let us see everyones stats for a little while. I appreciate the video otherwise.

_Protects them against Capitalism_ So..... he is free and you pay him with bread lines?

I understand puff videos are important content for influencers. So i know you had to make this video, but the problem is you really dont understand the core mechanics of the game enough. For instance Steriod is really a piss poor character, agi and dex are so bad he disappoints over and over in every clutch situation. Then you slag Livewire and MD for low marksmanship. However their wisdom (and talents) makes them apt students. For instance in one contract, 14 days, MD gained 11 marksmanship during merc training. The teacher? Another character you dismissed without understanding their true value. Raider. Leadership is super rare and extremely helpful. Its important to understand this mechanic and know which seemingly bad mercs are easily moldable into elites. Another note was Meltdown, probably the best possible machine gunner there is. Her high agi/dex is fantastic as she is one of the few MG who can swiftly setup shop in a completely different spot at great distance. Sure sure you can simply load save to avoid bad situations, but not everyone enjoys that style of cheese play. Meltdown can help with a bad start and readjust to lay down huge areas of MG fire that completely change the combats outcome. Id even say that helpinf Biff uptop in Hilltown, is near impossible without her. You get 10 seconds between waves and in Ironman (or even just playing Brassman, as i call it, where you try to not be a save/load whore) youre absolutely screwed. Anyway sorry to knitpick and i know this is a fluff opinion piece, so youre not claiming to fully understand the game. But experimenting with all the characters, besides anyone with 50ish dex, theyre basically worthless.

The redering of the portrairs are well done, but I dislike how they changed the facial characteristics of certain mercs.

Steroid looks like what you get if you order Duke Nukem off wish.

what is the best weapon for Fox? I use semi dual and she miss alot

Combine Raider with his wife Raven providing overwatch and you get a bonus to accuracy against targets in her overwatch with the first hit being a crit...very nice combo. You also get quite entertaining commentary out of this married couple.

Sehr gutes Video, die Infos haben mir noch gefehlt dazu...aktuell absolut unspielbar, für echte Fans

livewire is best in game

36 mercs is really it? Disappointing because even the first game had far more then that and the selection grew in Jagged Alliance 2. Also it seems like the selection of weapons Mercs can start with is much slimmer, and much older with the latest models I recognized being from the mid to late 1960s. Even the first game had starting weapons from the mid to late 1970s. I don't know when this is set but logically it has to be lates 1980s at the earliest due to when AIM was founded and the amount of Internet use in game suggests at least the mid to late 1990s

if you don't recruit Scully at some point its not a good playthrough i just have to say