For State of Decay 2 on the Xbox One, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'Red Talon 5th Skill List?'

There’s not really a ranked list. You want to avoid traits with effects like “annoys irritable community members” and “easily frustrated.” You’d also prefer not to have “occasionally wastes resource.”Increases to experience gains and standing are okay, but remember they’re temporary.

Small individual morale bonuses are. Whatever.Increased stamina, health, and infection resistance are all great. There are also some rare ones like “Sleeps on the Ground” with unique effects like -1 bed used, and those are worth looking out for but probably not worth rolling for deliberately.Basically, look for survivors without negative traits, and accept what you get otherwise.:)Edit: a word. Here’s a list of all traits:As far as special skills, I recommend one with electronics and one with lichenology. Electronics skill allows upgrading command post, while lichenology gives knowledge of gardening/herbalism and +2 meds per day, which offsets the default -2 med deficit from the infirmary meaning you’ll only use meds when injured or crafting if you manage your morale and supply efficiently. Immortal and indefatigable are also very useful, reducing injury severity and boosting health/stamina. Random rolls can take some time but can be worth it.

I wound up with a high stamina, high health, pathologist wearing a skeleton hoodie. I’m pretty mad I lost him.Alternatively, I suggest logging a few hours in Daybreak in multiplayer and unlocking a couple of Red Talon contractors, who have undoubtably the best skills and traits in the game.

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What are Failed CLEO Drops and where can you find them? That's what we're here to help with. Read on to learn how to hack and unpack these massive boons for your community. Failed CLEO Drop GuideImage credit: What is a Failed CLEO Drop?Typically a CLEO Drop is something players can find in the game's standard survival mode or in Daybreak, the horde-based DLC now included for free.

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CLEO Drops provide a good pallet of supplies to survivors in need.But Failed CLEO Drops are different because they're even more valuable, but also quite rare. Where Can I Find Failed CLEO Drops?Currently, Failed CLEO Drops can only be found on the new map, the mountainous and woodsy Providence Ridge. When you arrive to a new game in Providence Ridge, you'll be set up at the firewatch tower base, but with enough survivors and Influence, you'll be able to move your community to a bigger base that will offer more facility areas and greater resources.Sometimes when you get to these new bases and move in, you'll need to clear out the debris left behind from the world that's collapsed. One of the greatest gifts survivors can find is a Failed CLEO Drop. What is in a Failed CLEO Drop?Inside are packed a ton of supplies, including multiple rucksacks of community goods like medicine, building materials, and food, several magazines of ammo, and some weapons. Suffice it to say, you'll want to clear out the Failed CLEO Drop as soon as you move in, but you'll need to meet a few other parameters other than being a resident to do so. How to Clear a Failed CLEO DropFirst, you'll need a survivor in your group with the Programming trait, because you'll need to hack the Drop open. If you already have one, congratulations, you've lucked out!

If not, there are two ways to get one such survivor.You can either find a book that teaches programming and have your desired survivor read it if they have an available trait slot, or you can recruit another survivor to your group who has the trait.Remember, you can always view the traits and abilities of other survivors in the world just by talking to them. This is another good reason to not go fully Negan on your community. Make friends and everything else will come more easily.Once you have the survivor you need, you'll also need electricity. To provide the needed juice, install a facility or facility mod that provides base-wide power. You can find these mods by scavenging the world.

Alternatively, if you already finished a Builder leader playthrough and earned the Builder bonus for subsequent playthroughs, you'll be able to have base-wide power (and water) at any base you move into.Thus, the quickest way to open a Failed CLEO Drop if you've played before is to bring a citizen with Programming to Providence Ridge while activating the Builder bonus at the start of your new community.