Auto-assigning engineers to new projects and then manually moving them later would also help. Little things, like a research queue, would help a lot. Even if I was a much more talented player, I think I'd still be irritated at the ceaseless stream of interruptions.
When I made bad decisions and various world powers dropped out of the XCOM Project and presumably tried to fend off the aliens all on their lonesome (fools!) But this is a whole new level of crazy, and I'm not sure it really works. I didn't feel this way in the first XCOM. I mean, yes, there were times when things fell apart all around me. And I'm juggling too many tasks, and the fun is taking a beating. The game is still enormous fun, but this aspect of it makes me feel more like a juggler than anything. But XCOM 2' s frenetic, chaotic pacing is stressing me out more than anything. I'm sure there are many hardcore players out there who will scoff at this assessment, and perhaps I'm really just not that good at XCOM 2, but I'm a returning veteran from XCOM: Enemy Unknown and Enemy Within, and while I doubt I'm anywhere close to as good as many, I'm not a newb either. The more I play and the more I think about it, the more I think it's a real problem with the game's design.
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