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Writing guides is great, when they are helpful, entertaining or insightful. 1/2 or more of the "information" in this "guide" is not just bad, but blatantly WRONG.
"When you research speed is doubled (about 80-100 scientists), you can start build the alien containment." There's no real reason to wait this long to build alien containment. You may not "need" to interrogate aliens early in the campaign, but you are passing up the opportunity to get live aliens for no effort other than building the containment. Often you will knock out an alien and it will not die and you get it in your containment for free. If you, for example, fight a battleship that has landed for a base build or infiltration mission, you could easily get the leader and/or commander you need in the first month of the game.
"alien weapon not only more powerful but also far-far-far more accurate." The laser rifle is more accurate than a Heavy Plasma, weighs less, has no ammo requirement (further reducing weight) and does enough damage to be able to 1 shot anything pre-muton except for reapers, which are no threat, and cyberdiscs. By all means, go for plasma weapons early, but don't simply state outright that something is "far-far-far more accurate" when that is simply factually not true.