Sectopod, Andromedon Shell (2nd stage) not Andromedon (1st stage).ADVENT MEC, Heavy MEC, Turret, Heavy Turret, Superheavy Turret.Targets vulnerable to hacking attempts and increased damage effects include: Attempting to hack a frozen unit (possibly stunned also) will have no effect.Hacking a unit does not remove its Overwatch.Hacking a unit ends the Specialist's turn, regardless of the result.Failed hacking attempts will grant the unit a 'Supercharge' buff (increased Aim and Defense).Successful hacks will not break concealment.
Haywire Protocol is turn-ending, regardless of success or failure. The Hack ability has a 1 turn cooldown, while Haywire Protocol's is 4 turns.Ī Specialist with the Haywire Protocol ability may attempt to shut down (stun/disable) a mechanized unit or take control of it entirely. Reapers and SPARKS will never exceed skills of 45 and 30 naturally, and although Reapers become invisible to Security Towers, neither is particulary effective. Specialists are able to increase their Hacking skill with each passing rank, eventually exceeding 150 with the appropriate upgrades, and their skill set contains multiple options for disposing of mechanized threats. The Hack ability (with Remote Hacking) allows an XCOM Specialist to not only hack primary mission objectives, such as workstations, chests, doors and ADVENT Security Towers remotely, but a variety of additional mechanized units like ADVENT MECs and Turrets using the Haywire Protocol ability. However, not all three are equal to the task. Notably, only the Specialist, SPARK and Reaper may perform hacking attempts of ADVENT Security Towers. Any soldier class in XCOM 2 and XCOM 2: War of the Chosen can hack mission objectives.
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