Can turrets really be hacked permanently?

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According to the extra ability info you get for Haywire Protocol (by clicking the little yellow question mark in the corner of the ability square in the soldier ability list),

Hacked turrets will remain under your control for the duration of the mission, while other robotic enemies can only be controlled for a short while.

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However, while I was on a recent mission, I actually lost control of a hacked turret unexpectedly, which resulted in one of my soldiers taking a pretty bad hit from it.

So is the description in the screenshot actually incorrect? Or is this a bug? Or a 3rd possibility: the soldier who had hacked the turret became disoriented from a stun lancer...would that cause a soldier to lose control of a hacked turret?



Best Answer

Just in case it's needed, there's a mod for this Haywire Protocol bug fix for turret control




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Can you hack turrets in xcom 2?

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.

Can Sombra hack turrets?

Luckily for Sombra mains, a special trick with her Translocator can disable the turret, allowing you to focus the backline, destroy the turret and build up for EMP. Activision Blizzard Sombra is always a threat while invisible.



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