Being the Commander

**Boneyard72** · 01-01-08, 12:15 PM

I don't know if there is a thread on this or not, but I was the commander last night on Operation Clean Sweep. I saw that there wasn't a commander, so I decided to step up and try. Anyway, that map is freakin hard to command! It is so big and expansive. I had trouble spotting everything and keeping track of where the enemy were after I scanned. I tried my best, but we lost the round.

My question is, which maps do you guys think are the hardest to be the commander on?

**elkhartadam** · 01-01-08, 12:21 PM

FuShe - large map plus multiple routes to any one flag

**~~Cpt.Reiskis~~** · 01-01-08, 12:24 PM

I also went with FuShee that map is soo damn big, and like Elk said so many routes to different flags.

**TheJeep1** · 01-01-08, 04:13 PM

Fushe by far.

Very large map. Hard to keep track of all the little battles that can pop up on this map. UAV is only help at one flag at a time. Scans take forever. Arty needs to be timed with no mistakes to actually do any good.

**Ranger10** · 01-01-08, 04:18 PM

I have to go with Clean Sweep. Like Fu She, it's enormous. And so, it's really hard to get your squads from one flag to the other when there is so much air to account for. And unlike Fu She, there aren't a lot of AA, or any mobile AA to make that process easier.

Although I will say, FuShe represents a tough challenge because the terrain is vertical. But that also helps protect against jets, whereas Clean Sweep is open. Fast movers are instantly killed on Clean sweep, and moving in anthing else takes forever.

**Muqtar SGT_Clintok** · 01-01-08, 05:19 PM

I put down Tampa.

Hard to devise strategy on there because flags come and go so quickly.

**capnemo314** · 01-01-08, 09:07 PM

Songhua.

Unlike Mashtuur, there are up to four transport choppers up at any given time. Couple that with a cappable main base and no dedicated defenders, and it's obnoxious to actually get any commanding time in between dying and repairing assets.

**iravedic** · 01-02-08, 01:48 PM

Originally Posted by capnemo314

Songhua.

Unlike Mashtuur, there are up to four transport choppers up at any given time. Couple that with a cappable main base and no dedicated defenders, and it's obnoxious to actually get any commanding time in between dying and repairing assets.

You took the words right out of my mouth! FuShe can be tough but at least your not spending all of your time trying to get your base back. Songhua is the map you are most likely to lose your main base, and therefore your assets. Mashtur would be a very close second.