Thread: Here you go Asian :)

Figured you might like to enjoy what you helped with on Operation Archer.

http://www.texasteamplayers.com/inde...0835#msg910835

OMG, it was impossible to get on your team last night. I finally gave up and stuck it out as a squad leader on BiMing.

I had to laugh out loud at a scenario that ensued i little while into the round. As a student of the School of 11Bravo FO placement. I was getting pissed at the fact that none of the squads were placing FO's including my own. When i ended up with the SL position the first thing it did was get 2 guys in a tank and grabbed a Logi truck. I took a quick look at the map and asked myself "Self, if i were 11Bravo, where would i put my FO given the status of the battle. I quickly arrived at a decision and headed out on my way to a secluded clearing waaaaay up north in c3 k7 or so. An important note: Bravo was playing on the opposing team... So, as i round the side of a hill nearly to my destination, what do you think i saw? An enemy FO placed EXACTLY on the marker that i planted before i left the base on the south end of the map!!!! Of course i hopped out and threw a thermite on it. But it totally screwed up my train of thought..... now i had to find a new spot. I did, and after a brief encounter with a tank that ended successful for our team with the help of some air support and my green smoke canister getting stuck in the tank tracks clearly marking the tank where ever it went, i reset the FO and the team did their thing.

I just thought it was funny, and an example of Bravos teachings sticking.

Originally Posted by SpecOpsScott

OMG, it was impossible to get on your team last night. I finally gave up and stuck it out as a squad leader on BiMing.

I had to laugh out loud at a scenario that ensued i little while into the round. As a student of the School of 11Bravo FO placement. I was getting pissed at the fact that none of the squads were placing FO's including my own. When i ended up with the SL position the first thing it did was get 2 guys in a tank and grabbed a Logi truck. I took a quick look at the map and asked myself "Self, if i were 11Bravo, where would i put my FO given the status of the battle. I quickly arrived at a decision and headed out on my way to a secluded clearing waaaaay up north in c3 k7 or so. An important note: Bravo was playing on the opposing team... So, as i round the side of a hill nearly to my destination, what do you think i saw? An enemy FO placed EXACTLY on the marker that i planted before i left the base on the south end of the map!!!! Of course i hopped out and threw a thermite on it. But it totally screwed up my train of thought..... now i had to find a new spot. I did, and after a brief encounter with a tank that ended successful for our team with the help of some air support and my green smoke canister getting stuck in the tank tracks clearly marking the tank where ever it went, i reset the FO and the team did their thing.

I just thought it was funny, and an example of Bravos teachings sticking.

Took me a while to figure out which map you were referring too. It's actually called Battle for Qin Ling. I sat here scratching my head for the last 10 minutes trying to figure it out. Our team was pretty pathetic at doing their job on that map. While your team was actually wearing them out. Later me and Hub got in a Bradley {I think is what it was called}. And we tore an up about two squads worth of guys on the hill south of that objective hill. Before that Krohn took out an APC on the road that was shooting at my AA placement. Had fun and you guys put up one hell of a fight on Qin Ling.

You know what that means Scott, from now on my job at doing things is going to be about 4x times harder when you are on the opposing team. I went through this with Ira and Co. about a year and a half ago. They took my knowledge and used it against me. Made for some very intense games. I had to learn knew tactics as well.