This is a quote from Bigdog in the admin forums at TTP. Posting with his permission here at TG. Thought you guys would like their perspective as well.

Originally Posted by bigdog from TTP

I'd also like to clear up one of your guys saying that we had less squad play, and individuals were going around solo.

If you REALLY want to know......

I had 6 squads.

3 heavy assault squads tasked with holding the front, west, and south silos (front being the far north or far east, depending on where your titan was...the silo closest to it). I had one squad for air superiority/SAAW defense, stationed around your titan, and 1 fast attack response squad, which would float to necessary silos, allowing the heavies to switch to support/engineer loadouts. I also had a one man RDX squad tasked exclusively with taking out your assets the entire round. I also was near your spawn, with a vehicle sonar off your bow as much as possible.

I had to move the front line squad to the rear a few times, especially in the first round, because you guys were making it difficult to hold. And, in the second round, you guys got better at taking the silos away on the south and west, so we would double up the fast attack and a heavy squad, if not triple up with the air squad's engineers to make sure we got the point across that ___ silo was closed for business. That is likely where you guys noticed suicides and silos all of a sudden swarming with TTP soldiers.

Using the shield advantage we had in the first round, and seeing your titan lightly defended/unready, I sent all ground squads to attack, overwhelming your responders, taking out 3/4 cores quickly, and essentially sealing the deal.

In the second round, you guys countered our tactics well enough. You also got our shields down first. But, you overcompensated on your titan defense the whole round, keeping armor and titan gunners in place when like I said above....I only had 1 guy down there. If you noticed in the match, yes, your guys were blowing up my assets and stealing my spawn vehicles, but I sent no defenders. If there were any in place, it was merely the gunships rearming, or the heavy and fast attack squads picking up vehicles to move out. Losing our shields first might actually have been what won us the second round, since you began your attack on our titan. I put enough men to hold you off so that I could retake the ground silos as well as put pressure on your titan once the shields went down. Your defenders were ready, and fully staffed this time, so I pulled my men off.....but it looked like you kept a majority of your defenders in place. All that manpower stuck on titan attack, defense, and asset protection gave me a large numerical advantage on the field, where not only could I hold 3/5 silos for the win, but even had 5/5 for some time. Running sat scans, for several minutes, I didn't even see your guys on the battlefield....instead they were chasing down my recon RDX man, or the SAAW engineers stationed around your titan. A distraction tactic that paid off in the end.

Honestly though....when you guys got our shield down first......I thought we were going to lose. It's like chess....you look a few moves in advance and see the outcome. Luckily, we spooked you guys enough in the first round by taking out your assets, having SAAW's "everywhere", and swarming your titan defenses. Something I hoped you would assume we would do again.

Your PR commander did a great job posting up his map tactic screenshots and such.....ours isn't so concrete so I can't provide such things. But I hope my explanation of your loss suffices.

don't overcompensate. Be prepared to get swarmed. Hold 3/5 silos....and don't get greedy pushing for the 4th or 5th. And lose some of the dependence on your assets and air power. Part of our strategy was based on your air power skills, knowing your pilots are serious, and thus addicted....stubborn....tunnel visioned to stay in the air and fight. As well, given your normal stance on spawn protection, I knew it was going to bother you to have your assets destroyed, or even for an enemy soldier to be in your spawn. The amount of resources you used to track down that 1 man, as well as the 2 engineers I had SAAWing around your titan is a major reason for our win in the 2nd round.