Well. I was more thinking about striking a defensive posture half way through the game drawing the enemy in and playing to long range rifles, squads setting up positions west - centre- and east (which worked as the enemy did indeed advance until they seemingly realised they had been hit hard on tickets and we were regaining their lead from the close quarter fighting we had begun whilst trying to take their flag - AK wins). Also I was referring to the emphasise on more careful manoeuvring and situational awareness due to the map being small and the close proximity, highlighting and increasing the need of such, than on 'normal' maps with a larger ticket base, area to fight in and different assets and terrain. I also enjoyed the use of ambushes and even at one point trying to mine an area, to draw the enemy in. A different play other than seen otherwise. Movement was slower and areas covered more effectively and with more caution. Better than the usual rush around and so on. To me at least and my squad, and some actions of others I saw. That was the 'some' I was referring to.

I was not referring to spamming LATS, HATS, taking the usual assets for self, or other banal situations. In fact my role was rifleman in the Insurgency map, apart from once as a engineer but as the engineer I was killed and so my comrade picked up my kit. We two tended to sit on our own on the western side ensuring 1. We detected enemy movements, and 2. Ambushed. This we did on our own for a significant length of time.

My main text was about Qwai, and the Insurgency map a - short and brief comment - on the good aspect - not the bad. So to continue with my main theme, I was then a medic in the next round, so I did not take much interest in using 'assets' apart from my HAT guy who was trying to knock out the infinite factory APCs pouring out of Chinese main (and one - extremely rare - trundle in a TOW hummer) both of which the theatre was situated around the area of: near South Bridge, Temple and Chinese main. The only other time I took an interest in LATs and HATs was the couple of times an APC drew up with a squad opposite the Mine mudslide, where I was glad of the couple of friendly LATs about, who came after the enemy had been spotted and I hope myself and the very few others' there raspings and gurgling, and general demented being, hoping up and down and flailing our kilts, above the slide, slowed down enemy advancement long enough until re-enforcements arrived, and which we repulsed.

Back to the Insurgency map, you are rightly angry at the spamming, Dispo, and I was not referring to what you state. And agree that it could have been a totally different fight without them, and more in line with the kind of movements and situational awareness, and tactics employed, which was the 'some' I briefly referred to, when I did see it and was the best bit of that map. Infact, I had not really thought of the spamming since I had just sat down to thank and praise all that played Qwai, and very briefly, as an aside mentioned the good bits of the prior map.