Re: Guide to the Commander Mode (Basic)
Remember that Commanders can also right-click spot. However, there's a few extra dimensions to this on the commander map:
The commander's 'spotting' ability has a slight radial-area; so no need to pinpoint spot the enemies; you can just click near the suspected area, and your enemies should show up.
Everyone should note that, the commander's scan facility does not show up on non-commander units minimaps, therefore- only use the scan to scope out possible artillery targets, best places to deploy UAV, and of course- you can use it to determine and coordinate your team's next move/objective. When the scan runs active- try to use the 'spotted' command in areas useful to your team-mates; though it won't last long, it will most likely help those players who use their minimaps often and listen and look out for commands and communications.
Something a little different; if you suspect a CP of yours is being taken over- don't be afraid to use the 'spotted' command on the commander map on that flag- the area effect of the command-map 'spotted' command will reveal any enemies within the vicinity of your CP.
Being a commander, you have to be fairly nit-pickety.
Remember that Commanders can also right-click spot. However, there's a few extra dimensions to this on the commander map:
The commander's 'spotting' ability has a slight radial-area; so no need to pinpoint spot the enemies; you can just click near the suspected area, and your enemies should show up.
Everyone should note that, the commander's scan facility does not show up on non-commander units minimaps, therefore- only use the scan to scope out possible artillery targets, best places to deploy UAV, and of course- you can use it to determine and coordinate your team's next move/objective. When the scan runs active- try to use the 'spotted' command in areas useful to your team-mates; though it won't last long, it will most likely help those players who use their minimaps often and listen and look out for commands and communications.
Something a little different; if you suspect a CP of yours is being taken over- don't be afraid to use the 'spotted' command on the commander map on that flag- the area effect of the command-map 'spotted' command will reveal any enemies within the vicinity of your CP.
Being a commander, you have to be fairly nit-pickety.
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