You've got it!
Requesting supply drop?
Give me two more seconds.
Requesting orders?
Here you go.
Commanders have to work a little harder than the rest, for little reward. It is important to keep aware of the needs of the squads (however misformed they may be...that means you two guys in the BH, one in the buggy and one medic who can't figure out that healing the artillery just isn't going to work) and provide the resources they require to get the job done. If you do this, they'll be less likely to mutiny (or at least the expected mutinies will get fewer votes) and more likely to give you that 2x bonus for winning the day.
Yet, I find that time and time again commanders don't reply in favour or against requests for whatever you need. They're out there doing their own thing, oblivious to the squads. Being a good commander means being a good listener, and not bitching into the microphone, even when your squads are incompetant.
Just another thread reminding commanders to keep aware out there. A simple yes or no makes all the difference for that sniper who's out of ammo and away from others.
Requesting supply drop?
Give me two more seconds.
Requesting orders?
Here you go.
Commanders have to work a little harder than the rest, for little reward. It is important to keep aware of the needs of the squads (however misformed they may be...that means you two guys in the BH, one in the buggy and one medic who can't figure out that healing the artillery just isn't going to work) and provide the resources they require to get the job done. If you do this, they'll be less likely to mutiny (or at least the expected mutinies will get fewer votes) and more likely to give you that 2x bonus for winning the day.
Yet, I find that time and time again commanders don't reply in favour or against requests for whatever you need. They're out there doing their own thing, oblivious to the squads. Being a good commander means being a good listener, and not bitching into the microphone, even when your squads are incompetant.
Just another thread reminding commanders to keep aware out there. A simple yes or no makes all the difference for that sniper who's out of ammo and away from others.
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