I thought up a quick idea for taking Inner Bridgelock on Suez Canal for the PAC team.

Typically, the most common tactics are for one squad to take a gunship or car over to the big building to the North of the CP. This usually ends up in a huge ticket loss because all the defenses of the CP is now focused on you.

I propose that two squads work together to take innerbridgelock. First, one squad leader takes a car to the Southwest corner near all those buildings. The SL goes into the warehouse building (same one as the building south of Eastern Docks on Tunis) and has everyone spawn in and hold that position. It is easily defendable due to the wall preventing rocket attacks and vehicle attacks. I myself survived 3 minutes solo in this one spot against the EU bridgelock defenders (would have lasted longer if i had more supplies, and my only vehicular problem was the EU gunship). This will draw the attention of the EU commander (which may also help your other squads take the eastern CPs) and quite a few of the EU defenders. Once this squad effectively draws most (if not all) of the attention of EU, then a second squad can either attack from the northeast or northwest, or even from the north if they can get a gunship. The key however is to get the entire squad onto the flag at the same time or else it will take too long and the EU commander will notice it if too much time is taken. I think the best way to do it is for the whole squad to hold spawn until the SL gets into position, then he calls spawn-in and drops a beacon when everyone is spawned.

And voila, you got innerbridgelock and probably trashdump by now. If everything works out, then you'll either have most of the EU defenses at innerbridgelock, very few IBL defenses, or manageable defenses which two squads can easily handle (with the help of commander support of course). And the beauty of this plan is that it doesn't have to be well coordinated. All you need is for the first squad to take up a defensive position in the southwest section of IBL before anyone else attacks.


Alternative: If no one attacks the first squad, then that squad can hold until a second squad comes and then the first squad can assist the second squad by flanking the defenses.