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Game Mode Basic rules Rules of Engagement

Death match

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Domination

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battle royal

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Custom

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7. Multiplayer

7.2.3 Initial Army, Unit Purchase

The player begins the game with the units accompanying his selected commander. The

player also begins with some spending money so he can complement this starting force

with further elements. Calling in units works just like in single player – the hero can call in

light units within his command range but needs an LZ to deploy heavy vehicles.

7.2.4 The Commander

If the hero dies, he can be revived for funding at any ﬂag the player controls. He will be

deployed by helicopter as usual.

7.2.5 Flags

There are neutral ﬂags in all combat zones (maps). Once one is captured, it’ll begin

generating funding for the team or player controlling it. A ﬂag generates a set amount of funding

($1- $8 sec). In the case of team games, the money is divided equally among players.

To capture a ﬂag, a unit must be within 10 meters of it. The ﬂag (neutral or enemy) will be

lowered, then changed to the player’s ﬂag and begin to be hoisted. Lowering and hoisting

takes some time. The ﬂag will begin generating money while it’s being hoisted. There can

be no enemy units in the ﬂag’s range during capture – defenders have be chased away

or defeated beforehand. The ﬂag has its own sighting range, so players will be alerted to

enemy presence on the minimap.

If a player is annihilated, any ﬂags he controlled revert to neutral. All ﬂags contain a set

amount of money ($10,000) – once depleted, they will vanish from the map. Flags are

always displayed on the minimap, either as neutral or the team’s color. Flags in enemy

hands will be displayed as neutral until an allied unit comes within visual range.

Flags under capture are displayed with ﬂashing icons on the minimap. If a player’s own ﬂag

is under capture, the player will receive the following warnings:

GEnemy is trying to capture a ﬂag

GFlag lost to the enemy

GFlag captured (by own team)

7.2.6 Population Limit

The player can have 60 soldiers, either on foot or in vehicles.

7.1 Game Modes

All games are built using the default basic rules, which can be complemented by Rules of

Engagement (RoE). The game contains three ﬁxed modes and one user-deﬁned custom

mode, which you can customize with RoE as you wish. To create a new game mode, select

User mode, select the RoE to apply, then save it under its own name.

7.2 Factions

7.2.2 Select Task Force Commander

The player must choose one out of three available commanders (Heroes) before commencing

the game. Commanders start with a ”bodyguard” of appropriate troops and will have a

decisive effect on opening moves and the overall strategy of the battle.

7.2.1 JTF

The JTF specializes

in mobile warfare and

modern equipment, using

a small strike force to

achieve their objectives.

7.2.1.1 TRA

The TRA uses mass attacks

with previous generation

military hardware, relying