(For a discussion on the operations process, refer to Chapter 2.) A sound doctrinal foundation during offensive planning assists the platoon leader in capitalizing on the tactical flexibility of the SBCT infantry platoon.Ĥ-1. CHARACTERISTICS OF OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS To ensure the success of the attack, the platoon leader must understand the following fundamentals of offensive operations and apply the troop-leading procedures during the operations process. While tactical considerations may call for the platoon to execute defensive operations for a period of time, defeat of the enemy requires a shift to offensive operations. Only through offensive operations can a platoon close with the enemy by means of fire and maneuver to destroy or capture him or to repel his assault by fire, close combat, and counterattack. The outcome of decisive combat derives from offensive operations. Thus, this unit is not constrained by the time-space problem that has historically faced the light infantry. The increased mobility used in conjunction with its light infantry ethos allows the SBCT infantry platoon to move faster and farther and react quickly to changes in the tactical situation. Success for the SBCT infantry platoon depends on its ability to maximize this organic flexibility to mass combat power at key times and places.
The SBCT infantry platoon has great flexibility due to its organic mobility and robust infantry organization. This chapter explains the platoon's conduct of those offensive techniques and procedures. I can't wait to see if adding a whole other genre on top of that is too.Offensive operations in restrictive terrain were the driving forces behind the creation of the SBCT infantry platoon. Meridian recently proved a solo-dev'd RTS was possible. That's unlikely to be the best competitive element, but in casual environments it will force variation and adaptation. There's also plans to randomise the tech tree in each new game, with paths opened up and others removed.
Due to the FPS side, the insides of buildings will need to be defended too, while the layout of a base will be even more important than usual. The story's simple: you're a CEO trying to smash other corporations and take over the planet using robots.Įxecutive Assault plans to let players go inside individual buildings to assassinate rival CEOs or shut down power grids, on top of controlling massive walkers or flying aircraft. Its focus is on being a good skirmish game, rather than jerry rigging cutscenes and narrative to make a campaign.
Beyond its central component, the game is doing a couple of other interesting things. It's an idea I want to see everywhere and honestly expected to be far more popular by now. It's not the prettiest beast, or the most refined looking, and it is awfully ambitious for a small first-time dev. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. You can use your magic powers/future technology to view the trailer through my eyes, or click through to it below. And now one-man squad Hesketh Games have it up on Greenlight. You build up a standard RTS base while also being able to directly control individual units, which is the sort of thing I quite literally dreamed about in my younger years. Executive Assault is a sci-fi RTS/FPS hybrid, which isn't an entirely unique genre but one grossly underpopulated. FINALLY some more people have realised Dungeon Keeper 2's possession mechanic was rad as hell.
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