James315

Nice job on the USA win for Zatar Wetlands, 9:30-10:30 EST.

I CO'd the map for USA and around halfway through seppyk signed up to be the enemy commander. I have to give him credit for this because the MEC was already at a deficit and in trouble. Prior to seppyk's stepping up the enemy did not have a commander.

We ended up winning by 275 tickets, relying on a mostly defensive strategy. I had several SL's under my command that I had never seen before: ThaiGah, Opal, killmall. I think Powersmoker was an SL too. The squads were extremely well-disciplined and stood by their posts even when my machinations didn't seem to make sense from the ground. They made being a CO much easier than usual.

A special hats-off to Duke. He got over 100 kills! I made sure to supply Duke and Cykid with a few good kill zones and they backed me up by taking out enemy who were attempting to get behind our lines. That's right, a jet squad actually defending flags in a strategic manner. Not bad.

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icky

Yes, congrats to Duke for roaming unchallenged through the skies for the entire game. As has been stated elsewhere, one-sided air makes a mess of the game balance.

The only saving point on that map for me was that my 4-man squad was able to defend the middle hill for the whole game. We only faced one or two large attacks, but we fended them off effectively.

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Skullcrack

Hi everyone. Joined TG yesterday. Jumped on server 1 last night about half-way through Zatar and had a blast! I was hoping to find the LEARN TG squad but it wasn't there, so I joined ThaiGah's squad. I'm not sure how helpful I was, but no one got on my case and I loved every minute of it. (At one point I jumped in a buggy, with ThaiGah manning the gun, and drove us straight into a sqad of about 4 enemies. We died instantly. Sorry ThaiGah!) Enforcing the team play is definitely the way to go. I'm still learning the techniques to do well in this game, my Death-to-Kills ratio is still too high , but I'm getting better steadily. Thanks for letting me join in and play.