Just played some fun rounds on Barracuda and Beruit, as the Chinese and Russians.
During both games my team was outclassed by the other (not blaming anyone, I ended Beirut with a 2-10 K/D spread... :neutral

and the games ended fairly quickly.
I will say that the Barracuda round was very interesting, as we could really see some of the new dynamics of having a larger battle with more assets and people.
The USMC did an initial airborne assault on airstrip and attacked a massive Firebase we (the Chinese) had built there. There was some intense CQB combat for a while, until the American airstrikes and eventual APC support drove us back, and we were simply holding a defensive line to the East of the Airstrip.
Then, as North Rock came under attack, the Marines did an excellent quick landing on the beach before our defenses were in place, and while myself and many other Chinese hid in the bunkers and tried to halt their advance, the US AAVPs offsore took out our bunkers and .50 cals, paving the way for the infantry. The one TOW emplacement we managed to get up near there got taken out by a Huey shortly after it was built.
The battle then diverged into two different fronts, with the one Chinese group fighting in the South holding the Americans at airfield (and eventually overruning them, I think) and the second group further North, which rallied at the bunker complex near the beach in G8, and held off the Marines' advance after killing both AAVPs.
The US had more tickets once the attrition battle started, however, and we ended up losing. It was a good game, though.
Anyways, it was interesting to see the natural dynamics of large-scale combat take place in PR. I hadn't been able to see that before when itw as just 32 vs. 32. It forces people to think more about the bigger picture, and makes for a far more deliberate, higher intensity form of gameplay.
Nice job again to everyone who made the 128 server possible. You've really done something big here. I don't think I even realized how big it was until I saw these games today.