After Action Report: 05 September 2008

Pfeil22 · 09-06-2008, 04:10 AM

This evening brought another solid session of R6V2 for TG. Delta and I started the night off by finding a public server hosting Attack & Defend that included a full team using some basic tactics and actually communicating with each other. It was nice to hear terms such as covering fire and flanking being thrown around with some regularity. We ended up either planting or defusing a lot of bombs with relative ease, as the other team didn’t seem to have their act together.

After losing connection to the host, Delta threw up his own server and we started the process of seeding it. The first few matches were a little rough with only two players to a side, but Clodhopper wandered in fashionably late and it was fun to spend some time hunting for each other. It wasn’t long before we had a full server and enjoyed quite a few rounds of intense action playing Team Deathmatch. Delta, Clodhopper and I were able to effectively shut down one section of the map for quite a long time by covering our flanks and staying focused on each other.

Well into the early morning, we switched things up and changed over to Team Leader. It was great to finally be able to play this fantastic game mode with other players that actually talked to each other and worked as a team to accomplish a mission. The Mudertown map provided for some great CQB exchanges and even a few opportunities to do some sniping at a decent distance.

This session also went a long way to proving to me that we can play adversarial matches as a group. There is certainly a lot of work involved to pull it off with some sense of maturity on Xbox LIVE, but Delta did a tremendous job of kicking spawn campers and disruptive players. If we rotate hosts to avoid placing the administrative burden on one member, there seems to be no reason we can’t enjoy regular Versus matches. We may even interest a few players to find out what TG is all about and visit the forums.

Pfeil22 · 09-06-2008, 03:16 PM

We had a great follow up to this session with a Saturday afternoon of adversarial matches. Clodhopper fired up a High Stakes server and we enjoyed several rounds of Team Leader. Once we seeded to capacity, the room stayed full for most of the session and we were able to get all TG members on one team. There were very few disruptive players and a couple even mentioned that they enjoy the more tactical settings.

Overall, a fantastic afternoon of R6V2!

**Clodhopper** · 09-06-2008, 04:42 PM

That was fun, had some pretty decent matches!

**Delta** · 09-07-2008, 06:28 AM

Very much so. Renji signed up here at TG, but I think he needs to be schooled a little in how we play. He has a basic idea, so that's a start.

**tHa_KhAn** · 09-09-2008, 03:17 PM

Great games Saturday. I'm looking forward to more.

Renji the glock warrior? he he

**Delta** · 09-09-2008, 06:51 PM

Yeah dude. Glock warrior. For those who didn't know, he took down about 20 AI on Realistic in Murdertown as the last man alive. It was ridiculous.

09-06-2008, 04:10 AM	#1 (permalink)
Pfeil22 Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,946	After Action Report: 05 September 2008 This evening brought another solid session of R6V2 for TG. Delta and I started the night off by finding a public server hosting Attack & Defend that included a full team using some basic tactics and actually communicating with each other. It was nice to hear terms such as covering fire and flanking being thrown around with some regularity. We ended up either planting or defusing a lot of bombs with relative ease, as the other team didn’t seem to have their act together. After losing connection to the host, Delta threw up his own server and we started the process of seeding it. The first few matches were a little rough with only two players to a side, but Clodhopper wandered in fashionably late and it was fun to spend some time hunting for each other. It wasn’t long before we had a full server and enjoyed quite a few rounds of intense action playing Team Deathmatch. Delta, Clodhopper and I were able to effectively shut down one section of the map for quite a long time by covering our flanks and staying focused on each other. Well into the early morning, we switched things up and changed over to Team Leader. It was great to finally be able to play this fantastic game mode with other players that actually talked to each other and worked as a team to accomplish a mission. The Mudertown map provided for some great CQB exchanges and even a few opportunities to do some sniping at a decent distance. This session also went a long way to proving to me that we can play adversarial matches as a group. There is certainly a lot of work involved to pull it off with some sense of maturity on Xbox LIVE, but Delta did a tremendous job of kicking spawn campers and disruptive players. If we rotate hosts to avoid placing the administrative burden on one member, there seems to be no reason we can’t enjoy regular Versus matches. We may even interest a few players to find out what TG is all about and visit the forums.

09-06-2008, 03:16 PM	#2 (permalink)
Pfeil22 Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,946	Re: After Action Report: 05 September 2008 We had a great follow up to this session with a Saturday afternoon of adversarial matches. Clodhopper fired up a High Stakes server and we enjoyed several rounds of Team Leader. Once we seeded to capacity, the room stayed full for most of the session and we were able to get all TG members on one team. There were very few disruptive players and a couple even mentioned that they enjoy the more tactical settings. Overall, a fantastic afternoon of R6V2!

09-06-2008, 04:42 PM	#3 (permalink)
Clodhopper Join Date: May 2006 Location: Saskatchewan, Canada Age: 26 Posts: 1,474	Re: After Action Report: 05 September 2008 That was fun, had some pretty decent matches! __________________ \|TG\|Clodhopper - Intelligence is the key, but I'm locked out! "Dude, everytime I see your avatar, I get hungry!" - Leejo \|\| TG on the 360! \|\| Tactical Gamer Primer \|\| Want to be \|TG\|? \|\|

09-07-2008, 06:28 AM	#4 (permalink)
Delta Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: A small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse. Age: 18 Posts: 1,425	Re: After Action Report: 05 September 2008 Very much so. Renji signed up here at TG, but I think he needs to be schooled a little in how we play. He has a basic idea, so that's a start. __________________ \|TG-4th\| Delta TG Primer CS:S SOP's - ArmA SOP's - CoD4 SOP's - INS SOP's Atomic Dog: Do it, hit it with a crowbar! Delta: I don't have a crowbar. Atomic Dog: Hit it with the dog! Ednos: I just need to man up and get ready to have a testicle removed (which is what using Vista feels like)

09-09-2008, 03:17 PM	#5 (permalink)
tHa_KhAn Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: The Gunshine State Age: 28 Posts: 2,222	Re: After Action Report: 05 September 2008 Great games Saturday. I'm looking forward to more. Renji the glock warrior? he he __________________

09-09-2008, 06:51 PM	#6 (permalink)
Delta Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: A small planet somewhere in the vicinity of Betelgeuse. Age: 18 Posts: 1,425	Re: After Action Report: 05 September 2008 Yeah dude. Glock warrior. For those who didn't know, he took down about 20 AI on Realistic in Murdertown as the last man alive. It was ridiculous. __________________ \|TG-4th\| Delta TG Primer CS:S SOP's - ArmA SOP's - CoD4 SOP's - INS SOP's Atomic Dog: Do it, hit it with a crowbar! Delta: I don't have a crowbar. Atomic Dog: Hit it with the dog! Ednos: I just need to man up and get ready to have a testicle removed (which is what using Vista feels like)

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