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Originally Posted by tacsnipa
i would have to suppress him. and slowly fall back. or radio in to my team to come from behind him cut him and his squad off. I would have to keep them occupied.
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How would you suppress him if you can't even identify his position? How can you expect the rest of your team to break off their movement to come and rescue you from one OpFor?
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Originally Posted by JDobbs
Depends on the game/scenario. If they are a defense only (with us as the attacking squad), then I'd fall back with my teamates at my direct 3 making sure that single opfor stays put. Circle around quickly to the opfor's left where all that thick vegetation is. Hey, if we can't get to him through it then he can't get to us either.
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I have input on this but I want to hear what others have to say first. This is one of the key points I was trying to get at, thanks.
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Originally Posted by JDobbs
Obviously one of us would keep an eye on our six/that general area to make sure the guy doesn't try to backdoor us when we get by him.
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We should always be doing this. I know that you know that, just for everyone else's sake.
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Originally Posted by JDobbs
For all we know we can get a good shot off on that opfor once we get past that thick vegetation.
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Good thought.
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Originally Posted by JDobbs
Otherwise, attack the opposite flank of the final objective with the rest of your team, who will have already gotten there. They will appreciate the reinforcements.
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Again, this gets at the heart of the scenario, input later.
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Originally Posted by ravenlady13
I would drop back and move to one side or the other,
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You can't move to your left because you are on the tape line.
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Originally Posted by ravenlady13
then try to take the guy out,
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I can't say "try to take the other guy out" is a sound strategy because we are always trying to do that. What we want to discuss is how you achieve that goal.
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Originally Posted by ravenlady13
keep moving after popping a few rounds at him, keep him looking around to see where it's coming from.
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He knows where it is coming from - he is firing on your position from a concealed position and you are unable to identify his exact location (this was in the scenario).
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Please don't take feedback negatively. Keep the responses coming.