1. I know of at least one town (Staroye) that gave a false reading every time, where triggering it would hint at a completely different city. Beyond that, allowing the bodyguards to trigger the hints is a bad idea because it makes it too easy to distract OPFOR. Perhaps, as a compromise, each hint could check to see whether Tesla was the Independent triggering it, and there would be a percent chance to display "Tesla was spotted in xCity" instead of the more vague "An Independent was spotted in xCity".

2. It was difficult for grunts to understand that the MV-22 was moving over a defined path; there was a small chance that a bug would occur wherein a HALO drop would result in the player falling, standing up, to his death, unable to deploy a parachute. I would much rather have simply started at the airfield next to those HMMWVs.

3. Pistolfied can elaborate, but I know of at least one instance where the entire terrorist team blitzkrieg'd the first objective and managed to move so quickly that they could detonate their explosives inside the city. When I showed up as Tesla, literally every building and every CDF troop was gone. I'd recommend building emplacements for the CDF troops there, like MG nests and sandbags, but also hard objects like razorwire and hedgehogs to keep the terrorist vehicles outside the city.

4. The briefing is so bad because it's a very, very complicated game, and we need at least detailed instructions on what to do. Russians need to know what their assets are, where Tesla is moving to, and that they have informants in each town. BLUFOR needs to know that they are to protect Tesla, where he is moving to, and their asset situation. Independents need to know to look out for spies (but dissuade them from going offroad somehow), where to move to, and how to get there without breaking the flow of the game.