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If I understand right, each mission success adds 25f, and default decay is 0.25f.....soooo, in order to passively break-even I'd need to wait 100 days after a single mission success? Or 62.5 days with a scientist?
That sounds like heat increase would be inevitable even when trying to mitigate by spreading activity across regions? Or is it basically expected that we proactively use Covert Ops for heat reduction quite regularly? .......or, alternatively, am I just missing something with my math? :P