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Hello.

When I am squad leader i often want to give more spesific orders to my team. These very often include:

- Set a path for the squad to follow.

- Suppressing fire. Both from where and direction.

- Arrows to indicate movements. Enemy and Friendly.

- Sweep spesific area for enemy RP.

There should also be a spotting option for enemy RP.

The mods will let you off with a slap on the wrists this time, but check the "Already Suggested Suggestions" and do a search for stuff before you post a suggestion. It's more then likely it's already been mentioned at least once before like this has been.

VoIP?

Yes, a good SL gives move markers ahead of time, tries to give warnings, ie. "In 30 seconds we will be moving off to this grid reference" and uses VOIP to give firing solutions (preferably in compass directions from normally SL position, although this might change in future when SL will most likely have to know where his troops are and give directions based on the individual troops)

Remember guys and girls, a SL is not pointman. He is your spawn position and needs time to relfect on what is happening around your squad, the team, listen to commanders orders and be fluid. It is best if you start moving as a squad, fanned out where appropriate ahead of the SL (and keep one man behind to protect/warn of attacks from the side and rear)

THE REAL suggestions here are:

universal heli, plane, tank target marker system. Where a sl puts up a marker on a designated area to be striked and all in the armour\plane
chopper can see it.

creepinshadow24/7 wrote:@ hughass
i already started a threat bout that

check IR Beacon

no my suggestion is not that read harder its like a move marker, except it stays there for awhile and can be seen on the map.

good idea hughjass

Ya a SL should always have VOIP. But on the other hand play the mod alittle more and you will see why you got these replys.

[R-DEV]fuzzhead wrote:good idea hughjass

A wink, A wink!

Being able to put down several markers accomplish this and would be fairly useful no?