[furryclan] tactics
[Script death]
Sorry, couldn't open the article!
[furryclan] are committed to shaking up "standard" SWAT 3 tactics. Real SWAT elements don't stroll nonchalantly up to every doorway and mirror it. Not once the cat's out of the bag. When the action kicks off these guys move fast. So do we.
Introductory notes
- A question of style - [GhostRider]
SWAT3 can be played in many different ways. Get on your Element Leader's side by knowing what he expects of you. - The real world versus SWAT3 - [GhostRider]
SWAT3 is a simulation with various differences and similarities vis-à-vis the real world that you should be aware of.
Movies
- The role of the rearguard - rearguard.wmv
A short introduction to the role of the rearguard.
Positions and assignments
- Team assignments - [_Zero_], [furrycat]
and [GhostRider]
An argument against a rigid team structure.
[GhostRider] talks about an alternative formation preferred by real-life SWAT elements. - Principles of movement - [GhostRider]
How these formations work in practice. - The Rolling Point - [GhostRider]
How the 10-man capabilities of SWAT3 v2.x make this formation feasible. - Rearguard - [GhostRider]
How to be a good rearguard.
Tactical discussions
- Dynamic mode - [_Zero_]
Why "I'm going dynamic" is not the same as "I am a rambo." - Two man room clearance - [furrycat]
The drill for a fast and furious room clearance. - Dynamic entry - [GhostRider]
[GhostRider] elaborates on safe room entry and describes a team clearance. - 30 suspect games - [furrycat]
These fun games test your tactic mettle more than you would think.