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A clear negative on that one. Had that mission several time, but no bodys were recovered and I didn't use granades.
Please state all mission where 'full salvage' should be the case to verify. Thanks in advance
I see it like that: If my head scientist wants to do an autopsy, I'm not waiting for the corpse do get delivered to my doorstep. I bring it in myself :)
To be honest, even the FULL SALVAGE in the little note is not a sure thing. There's a RNG formula in the coding for the missions to simulate the 'wholeness' of corpses, i.e. mangled to the point of being completely unusable.
It takes into account how much grenades and similarly destructive weapons were used to kill said units. If the damage dealt reaches a certain threshold (haven't found that yet), the corpse is considered unsalvageable.
So, its not really a bug, but a game mechanic to further simulate the trials of fighting a war.