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No false modesty, my friends.
When I am in command I send messages to my team asking them to squad up.
I scan the map regularly and call out enemies.
I give orders to my squads and commend them when they achieve them.
I drop supply crates when I someone calls out for ammo, or if we have just taken a base.
I place UAVs atop targets when a squad is nearing it.
I hardly ever drop artillery on friendlies. If I do so, I apologise.
I zoom in on bases that my team are attacking and mark enemy targets.
In games larger than 16 per side, I keep myself out of harms way.
I never hop in a jet or chopper and fly around ignoring my duties.
If the battle is lost, I don't quit.
If someone tries to mutiny me out, he never recieves any votes in favour.
I don't spam enemy carriers with artillery.
I carry Engineer equipment so that I can repair damaged commander tools if it is not possible to place a supply crate atop them.
My team doesn't always win, but it isn't for lack of a commander.
When I am in command I send messages to my team asking them to squad up.
I scan the map regularly and call out enemies.
I give orders to my squads and commend them when they achieve them.
I drop supply crates when I someone calls out for ammo, or if we have just taken a base.
I place UAVs atop targets when a squad is nearing it.
I hardly ever drop artillery on friendlies. If I do so, I apologise.
I zoom in on bases that my team are attacking and mark enemy targets.
In games larger than 16 per side, I keep myself out of harms way.
I never hop in a jet or chopper and fly around ignoring my duties.
If the battle is lost, I don't quit.
If someone tries to mutiny me out, he never recieves any votes in favour.
I don't spam enemy carriers with artillery.
I carry Engineer equipment so that I can repair damaged commander tools if it is not possible to place a supply crate atop them.
My team doesn't always win, but it isn't for lack of a commander.
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