Your favorite rule of combat.
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What I've learned from games:
-Always have a way out.
-If you make yourself too much of a hassle, they'll probably just give up (I'm dead serious).
-Your value isn't based on how many you can kill, but on how many you can keep occupied.
-If you're on the run, turn around once you pass a corner for a free kill.
-The mission is infinitely more important than killing that one guy skipping through the open field with a bullseye on his helmet (even if you have a silencer).
-If killing an enemy means putting yourself in danger, they're not worth it.
-The hierarchy is "soldier < tank < anyone with a rocket launcher".
-Only make yourself visible if you're holding a line.
-When everything is fail, and the enemy is moments from victory, you might as well be epic.
-Always have a way out.
-If you make yourself too much of a hassle, they'll probably just give up (I'm dead serious).
-Your value isn't based on how many you can kill, but on how many you can keep occupied.
-If you're on the run, turn around once you pass a corner for a free kill.
-The mission is infinitely more important than killing that one guy skipping through the open field with a bullseye on his helmet (even if you have a silencer).
-If killing an enemy means putting yourself in danger, they're not worth it.
-The hierarchy is "soldier < tank < anyone with a rocket launcher".
-Only make yourself visible if you're holding a line.
-When everything is fail, and the enemy is moments from victory, you might as well be epic.
they ARE the SAS though, that was the 'going easy on 'em' approach, if they TRIED, then their guns might as well fire NUKES(yeah, play CoD4 to showcase the SAS' awesomeness)RevRaptor said:
don,t shoot a men in the back a man has the right to see who kill,s him.
don,t shoot at civilians and people who surrender, people who surrender can have vital information.
don,t shoot at civilians and people who surrender, people who surrender can have vital information.
All is fair in Love and War. That's why I brought an army of genetically engineered, flesh-eating, cyber squirrels to the battlefield.
"The fight isn't over until you win." From Robin Hobb's Royal Assassin
Then there's the The Seventy Maxims of Maximally Effective Mercenaries [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schlock_Mercenary#The_Seventy_Maxims_of_Maximally_Effective_Mercenaries]
Then there's the The Seventy Maxims of Maximally Effective Mercenaries [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schlock_Mercenary#The_Seventy_Maxims_of_Maximally_Effective_Mercenaries]
