Yes. You can simply focus on the combat and strategic elements. For instance, you can jump into the battles and try out various soldier combinations and tactics.
Sure. You don't have to play through the story to enjoy XCOM 2. For example, if you're more interested in the tactical combat aspect, you can create custom missions or play some of the side missions that are less story - driven. This way, you can focus on building your team, using different weapons and abilities, and fighting against the aliens without getting into the narrative part.
Sure! Sometimes you can still get the gist and have fun even if you're not following every detail.
Yes, you can. But you might miss out on important context and character development.
Yes, you can. Sometimes you can just jump into a story and still have a good time without following it closely.
Yes, you can. The story might still be engaging and interesting even without Montblanc's presence.
Sure, you can. The movie or TV adaptation might give you a good understanding of the story on its own.
Sure! Sometimes it adds an element of surprise and mystery.
Yes, you can. For example, you can visit a bookstore and get a paperback. Or maybe your friend or family member can tell you a story face to face. There are many options besides using a phone.
Yes, you can. Red Dead Online has its own set of activities, missions, and features that are independent of the story mode. You can engage in things like bounty hunting, trading, and forming posses right from the start without having to go through the story.
Yes, it is. The story of XCOM 2 is engaging and full of twists and turns that keep you hooked.