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The Bureau: XCOM Declassified (2013)

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More glitches in The Bureau:XCOM declassifed, most are out-of-bounds glitches. Despite this game's good glitch potential, I'm done with it for now. I'll probably return to it at some point, at least.

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Points of interest:
1. Out-of-bounds sightseeing at the end of the train-ride section.

2. Showing a second method to get out-of-bounds. Normally the game makes the A.I-sidekick quickly move out of your way, if he's taking cover on the other side of you, at the moment you try to jump from your cover to the A.I's position.

However, you can get around this glitch-control by firstly taking cover and then ordering an AI sidekick to take cover on the other side. Just as he is in the process of sitting down, jump over to him (there is a brief moment where the A.I has fully committed to taking cover, and so is unable to get out of your way).

If done correctly, you will end up on the AI-sidekick's head, at which point he stands up (to get out of your way) thus giving you extra height. From there you can get over many obstacles in this game to end up out-of-bounds.

I showed a few examples of this method in the video, with some out-of-bounds exploring.

3. I showed an out-of-bounds at an area where a spacecraft bursts out of the ground, at a town.

I went out-of-bounds to explore this town. And I was met with the strange surprise that the whole town is scaled-down in size. It's like exploring some "Oompa Loompa town", the rooftops are about Carter's head height. There's a really small car, and a very small dead guy in a suit on the ground. And it was interesting to see that during this out-of-bounds, the AI-sidekicks followed me oob (every other oob I've explored, they always stayed in-bounds).

4. By strategically placing Carter and his agents at certain areas, you can cause the AI-sidekicks to drop themselves out-of-bounds. If they fall to their deaths, they simply get teleported back inbounds after a while. If they are simply standing out-of-bounds, the game lets you move the "positioning cursor " under the map, and you get a good view of out-of-bounds.

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