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Not only is it the "because fuck you chump lol" style of difficulty, the massive number of units it produces will cause stability issues with running the program.
1 - Chryssalids should NOT be able to infect the lost. It makes very little sense given that they're literal rotten zombies. I get the base game Chryssalids can infect them with posion, but the infectors shouldn't be able to at least. They bloat in numbers super quick and make missions with the lost completely impossible.
2 - Units from gestation pools should not be able to act the same turn they spawn. Even advent reinforcements only get a movement/overwatch action, Chryssalids being able to spawn and attack in the same turn breaks the game flow.
Covert Infiltration provides the player with a lot more choice over what missions to accept. While I agree that some missions with both the Hive and lost are more than a little difficult, Covert Infiltration can alleviate the issue to some extent. If the mission does not have a remote evacuation zone, retreat, if necessary, is always an option. If the mission has large numbers of the Hive and a remote evacuation zone, then it is better to invest in a different mission. In Covert Infiltration few missions are required.