Part Four, and XCOM's operations are slowly becoming more competent, despite Carter's dominance as a field agent. Many soldiers are still making increasingly poor choices, and the tangled web that Mosiac, the apparent foe in the game is weaving is starting to become slightly more unraveled.
Beyond all of that, combat remains somewhat challenging, in part due to poor controls relating to entering and exiting cover.
There's a lot of back-story and "lore" for the XCOM Universe hidden throughout the game, and if anything, it makes me want to go back and play XCOM 2 all over again.
But... that won't happen - this is all about playing through my Steam library, A-Z!