Correct way to play Mech Squad: 1) Leroy Jenkins IFV in to the point without infinitary support 2) Drop squad under enemy fire so everyone can die instantly 3) Get blown up by enemy HAT 4) Refuse to elaborate 5) Disconnect from the server
This was fantastic. Best produced squad trainer I’ve seen so far. I really appreciate how you don’t focus on what the equipment is but instead on how to use it, and the map graphics usage was great. Honorable mention would be to show how to use numpad to call out to specific SLs which can be great to communicate between the vehicle SL and the INF SL.
Hey man, love the video, especially all the cool graphics you do. very underrated channel overall. i do have a note however. from an armor perspective especially at the beginning of the game, IFV's objectives are usually to wolfpack together and kill the enemy's IFVs. i know that's not their purpose IRL but it is in squad. after the enemy IFVs are gone it gives us the freedom to provide infantry support and transport if needed. the big problem with attaching a LAV to a infantry squad is that you now have one less LAV to face off against their IFVs. giving their wolfpack an advantage over ours. if they manage to divide and conquer our IFVs, it's open hunting season on everything else at least until our tank comes out. so if we want mechanized infantry to be successful, and a net positive for the team, there's gotta be a plan to deal with the enemy armor. baiting them into your infantry based AT for example. just a thought.
I think it often depends on the situation. If armor goes to fight other armor without working towards an objective or infantry .. and lets say armor goes to the wrong part of the map.. then you have infantry fighting armor until the wolfpack can arrive. I think two often.. that wolfpack goes away from infantry to have an armor fight vs incorporating infantry in their armor fight. It's a tough thing to manage.. but if you can align infantry and armor with each other.. it helps both. I agree though, wolfpack is ideal.. but what if the wolfpack works with objectives.. then it's much easier to have infantry integrated with them.
Awesome videos! Very informative, graphically presented! Suggestion for a different future-series: Suggestions for radio/HAB placements for different maps. Most maps have common ‘hot-points’, so you don’t need to do every layer… ‘Inside this house is great because then you can place another radio in this other house’. Or ‘This is a great tow-placement’
I've considered that, but I've made a video that breaks down general radio placement.. that is steps and things to consider regardless of the map selection.
When you get around to it can you make something for how to run a fireteam because as often as there are good SLs there a great FTLs and they are really the ones who run the engagement. Also side note how do I interact with pre-ICOers sometimes I don't think they care about anything but gunplay. Never the less you'll probably get more of those comments the more you talk about effective gunplay and covering your FT.
Probably! I'm trying to work on a squad for beginners type of video.. but it's very dense and things have changed a bit since I started it. I just remind folks that ICO has been in place for nearly a year and move on. Not worth spending all the time just talking about how suppression works or aiming. lol
8:00 IMO ammo bags should take priorty over the rally because of how ammo bags work Your rifleman can place a bag down at a designated fallback position, rearm off the vic for a new bag, etc. The bags are persistent, as of current version. Obviously rallies are great. And use that at your own discretion
Great video, but convincing anyone other then a buddy or clan member to go SL and drive the vehicle is hopeless. 80% of armour squads are a rude non talkative (sometime no mic) that just want to play warthunder whilst you are stuck driving or in the commander seat. That’s why I don’t play armour with ransoms anymore. It’s almost always a shitty job where you get blamed by the shitty sl for everything whilst he can’t even make up his mind. But do this with some buddies and yea I can see this be an excellent strategy
No need to have separate squads. A: Squad leader having fire support fire team. B: Vehicle fire team. C: Attack fire team. People need to stop playing Warthunder.
Idk what war thunder has to do with this. I said you could run as one squad but I prefer two for communication. That gives the guys in the vehicle the ability to hear command chat for call outs instead of relying on another person to relay it. They can also see other SL marks and make marks of their own.
I'd love to know which servers are the best to have teamwork oriented gameplay? Maybe you can even make a video on it? It's one thing to make tutorials on how to work as a team. But most of the battle with having teeamwork is finding the right server.
IDK if I can really make a video on that.. I don't want to pit servers against each other. I would say it helps to develop a relationships with people playing on a server. If you play more consistently you can develop some relationships with folks that play there. I've been fortunate enough to have that opportunity on a couple now.
So my challenge to you and anyone reading is: Can you talk high speed without using "run" in the place of "use" "utilize" "implement" "equip" etc etc. It sounds stupid but I'm an English tutor and some of this parasitism in English is getting outrageous to the point that other cultures use our words yet with ONLY the new-speak Google Marketing Major Ad Revenue Buzzword meanings, "Community" for example meaning specifically "ONLINE GROUPS based around a product or service"... sht like this. Great video otherwise, my bro was a CIB 11C in Iraq.
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Correct way to play Mech Squad:
1) Leroy Jenkins IFV in to the point without infinitary support
2) Drop squad under enemy fire so everyone can die instantly
3) Get blown up by enemy HAT
4) Refuse to elaborate
5) Disconnect from the server
Lemme redo my video, real quick
Pros: looks very cool and cinematic (hopefully)
Cons: literally everything else
I saw a better one where it was a transport truck hauling ass across a desert stronghold while armor was resupplying.
This was fantastic. Best produced squad trainer I’ve seen so far. I really appreciate how you don’t focus on what the equipment is but instead on how to use it, and the map graphics usage was great.
Honorable mention would be to show how to use numpad to call out to specific SLs which can be great to communicate between the vehicle SL and the INF SL.
Appreciate it! Agreed on the tip! Thank you.
This wins games and we need to practice an put it into play way more! Great vids as always!
Absolutely!! Thank you!
Informative, well edited and very well presented. Got nothing left to add, beautiful work!
Thanks Bartek!!!!
The new graphics you used look really good! Good presentation. Nice stuff; hopefully something from which people can learn.
Thank you! I felt like the video could go on forever.. so many things to consider that's difficult to do at any given time!
Really nice work!
A 19 minute video with this amount of detail must have taken hours of research, testing and editing. Very well done good Sir! :)
Thanks a ton! Really appreciate it! It was good playing with you the other day!
What a nice video man! Keep going like this!
Thank you!
Hey man, love the video, especially all the cool graphics you do. very underrated channel overall. i do have a note however. from an armor perspective especially at the beginning of the game, IFV's objectives are usually to wolfpack together and kill the enemy's IFVs. i know that's not their purpose IRL but it is in squad. after the enemy IFVs are gone it gives us the freedom to provide infantry support and transport if needed.
the big problem with attaching a LAV to a infantry squad is that you now have one less LAV to face off against their IFVs. giving their wolfpack an advantage over ours. if they manage to divide and conquer our IFVs, it's open hunting season on everything else at least until our tank comes out.
so if we want mechanized infantry to be successful, and a net positive for the team, there's gotta be a plan to deal with the enemy armor. baiting them into your infantry based AT for example. just a thought.
I think it often depends on the situation. If armor goes to fight other armor without working towards an objective or infantry .. and lets say armor goes to the wrong part of the map.. then you have infantry fighting armor until the wolfpack can arrive.
I think two often.. that wolfpack goes away from infantry to have an armor fight vs incorporating infantry in their armor fight. It's a tough thing to manage.. but if you can align infantry and armor with each other.. it helps both.
I agree though, wolfpack is ideal.. but what if the wolfpack works with objectives.. then it's much easier to have infantry integrated with them.
Awesome videos! Very informative, graphically presented!
Suggestion for a different future-series:
Suggestions for radio/HAB placements for different maps.
Most maps have common ‘hot-points’, so you don’t need to do every layer…
‘Inside this house is great because then you can place another radio in this other house’.
Or
‘This is a great tow-placement’
I've considered that, but I've made a video that breaks down general radio placement.. that is steps and things to consider regardless of the map selection.
Very good video though i think running the squad as inf with a capable crew in 1 fireteam can work very well
Yes, it can. Just depends on preference!
When you get around to it can you make something for how to run a fireteam because as often as there are good SLs there a great FTLs and they are really the ones who run the engagement. Also side note how do I interact with pre-ICOers sometimes I don't think they care about anything but gunplay. Never the less you'll probably get more of those comments the more you talk about effective gunplay and covering your FT.
Probably! I'm trying to work on a squad for beginners type of video.. but it's very dense and things have changed a bit since I started it.
I just remind folks that ICO has been in place for nearly a year and move on. Not worth spending all the time just talking about how suppression works or aiming. lol
8:00 IMO ammo bags should take priorty over the rally because of how ammo bags work
Your rifleman can place a bag down at a designated fallback position, rearm off the vic for a new bag, etc. The bags are persistent, as of current version.
Obviously rallies are great. And use that at your own discretion
One. JUST ONE effective SL can swing a game. If you throw two in there with one of those running armor and the other foot mobiles its a round winner
thx for your work!
Appreciate the support!
Bro at 1:35 takin a nap
the real challange is finding people who are willing to pull this off
Often an issue!
Great video, but convincing anyone other then a buddy or clan member to go SL and drive the vehicle is hopeless. 80% of armour squads are a rude non talkative (sometime no mic) that just want to play warthunder whilst you are stuck driving or in the commander seat. That’s why I don’t play armour with ransoms anymore. It’s almost always a shitty job where you get blamed by the shitty sl for everything whilst he can’t even make up his mind.
But do this with some buddies and yea I can see this be an excellent strategy
No need to have separate squads.
A: Squad leader having fire support fire team.
B: Vehicle fire team.
C: Attack fire team.
People need to stop playing Warthunder.
Idk what war thunder has to do with this. I said you could run as one squad but I prefer two for communication. That gives the guys in the vehicle the ability to hear command chat for call outs instead of relying on another person to relay it. They can also see other SL marks and make marks of their own.
@@Slay3Kilo It's honestly more that in public lobbies anyone going IFV "sure we will work with an inf squad" runs off to play warthunder...
I'd love to know which servers are the best to have teamwork oriented gameplay? Maybe you can even make a video on it?
It's one thing to make tutorials on how to work as a team. But most of the battle with having teeamwork is finding the right server.
IDK if I can really make a video on that.. I don't want to pit servers against each other. I would say it helps to develop a relationships with people playing on a server. If you play more consistently you can develop some relationships with folks that play there. I've been fortunate enough to have that opportunity on a couple now.
Learn about cover vs. concealment. Says a lot about your background and will help to keep your vids accurately worded.
So my challenge to you and anyone reading is: Can you talk high speed without using "run" in the place of "use" "utilize" "implement" "equip" etc etc. It sounds stupid but I'm an English tutor and some of this parasitism in English is getting outrageous to the point that other cultures use our words yet with ONLY the new-speak Google Marketing Major Ad Revenue Buzzword meanings, "Community" for example meaning specifically "ONLINE GROUPS based around a product or service"... sht like this. Great video otherwise, my bro was a CIB 11C in Iraq.