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FNG / Fresh Meat
Mar 18, 2006
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Darmstadt, Germany
That is actually very true.

I made the experience that - although they dont follow your exact orders all the time - you seem to have control over the tendency of your comrades actions.
For example, I played as the allied commander on odessa lately and constantly gave my team commands and "pushed" them by using the voice commands. Although many of them didnt react that much, I always had a bunch of people reacting and roughly following my orders:
We rushed and held the apartments quickly, then we capped the square by just getting lots of people in the capzone while stopping new germans from reaching the square by flanking them.
Afterwards I commanded my team to attack the headquarters first and soon afterwards I was capping it with a few comrades - the tower couldnt resist very long afterwards.

Maybe the germans didnt do so well too, but that was an awesome advance of the russians... on publics its enough if just a few people react to the commands, since its the same on the enemys side: There is always a constant "flow" of soldiers in the main areas, but as a commander you try to manipulate this flow.

Don't try to control your fellow men, lead them!
 

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FNG / Fresh Meat
Apr 17, 2006
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Git R Done said:
By Order #1337 of Comrade Tom Hanks of Roflgradistan
12/05/2051Saper not doing his job? Yell at him! (or shoot him in temple and take his satchels).

Yes finally what i do usualy has gained acceptance. I always TK foolish Sappers or foolish campers. Well first i shoot their rifle out of their hands.

i salute you!