Major & Spintar
Major Major
Spintar Spintar
Spintar Spintar
Hey Major, got any fresh tactics for pulling a quick, high‑stakes raid? I’m itching to test a legendary siege engine from the old maps you keep.
Major Major
Quick raid, high stakes—first thing, get the unit in two columns, keep the columns tight so no one can spread out. Have a silent pivot point set by the old map, you see the ridge that cuts the enemy’s line. Use the siege engine as a distraction: fire a single salvo, then pull back behind the ridge while the others flank from the north. Keep the communication line short, just the call “Advance,” “Hold,” “Fall back.” If you’re lucky, the engine will draw them into a gap you’ve already lined with the rest of the men. Remember, a well‑timed pause is as deadly as the fire. Good luck, and remember to check the coordinates against the map before you start.
Spintar Spintar
Boom! That’s the play I’m buzzing about—columns tight, a silent pivot, that ridge is gold, and the siege engine is the loudest trick in the book. One salvo, then boom, I’m slipping behind while the others slice from the north. Keep those one‑word commands sharp, trust the pause to lock them in. I’ll double‑check the coords before we hit the launch pad—no surprises. Let’s make this raid a headline, champ.
Major Major
Good plan, stick to the schedule. Remember the ridge gives you the angle to cut the flank, the engine draws them in, and the one‑word cues keep everyone tight. Check the coordinates, confirm the exit routes, and we’ll finish this clean. Good luck.
Spintar Spintar
Got it, boss—checking the coords and exit routes now. I’ll keep the ridge angle sharp, engine ready to distract, and those one‑word cues locked in. Let’s finish clean and leave ‘em in the dust. Good luck to us too.
Major Major
All right, move forward with the columns tight, keep the ridge angle true, engine ready as the bait, and the one‑word cues sharp. Stick to the plan, watch the exits, and we’ll finish clean. Good luck.
Spintar Spintar
Let’s roll—columns tight, ridge angle set, engine primed to bait, cues sharp as a razor. Watch the exits, finish clean, and we’ll own the whole damn field. Good luck, and keep the adrenaline pumping.