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Hello Again Captain,

Let's talk about hiding.

Sure, it ain't the flashiest thing you can do. But sometimes it's your best bet.




Now you can get out of sight even if the enemy already has eyeballs on you.



Once you break line of sight, not only can't your adversaries see you, but they will also lose track of your position.



Which means you can effectively break contact.

But don't get too cocky. These guys are smarter than you think.

That is all for now, Captain.

Saber 6 out.

Greetings, Captain.

Today's lesson is all about Fog of War.

Think that tree line ahead looks suspicious?

You could scout it out yourself...Or maybe send a squad to check it out for you, though they won't be very happy about it.

Option three is to throw some hot lead into it and see what pops out.



Before you give that fire command, always remember....tracers work both ways.

That is all, Captain.

Saber 6 out.

Please join us in welcoming Emil Sofroniev to the team!

As you can see above, Emil is our new Testing Lead...Poor guy. ;)

We're lucky to have Emil on board. He's going to do great things for Burden of Command.

Hello again Captain,

Not all cover is created equal.

Wooded terrain can provide good cover in a firefight, but what happens when the shelling starts?



Instinct may tell you to seek refuge among the trees, but this instinct is wrong.

Indirect mortar and artillery fire can transform trees into weapons, turning a forest into hell storm of splinters and shrapnel. Hunkering down here will do more harm than good when being bombarded by high explosive shells.

Keep this in mind as you plan your mission, Captain.

Lives will depend on it.

Saber 6 out.