Shoot_and_run & NightHunter
NightHunter
I’ve been mapping out the new map’s choke points; they’re a perfect study in optimizing coverage versus exposure. How would you lay out a patrol to hit every critical spot without leaving yourself vulnerable?
Shoot_and_run
Place a split patrol, one on each flank, and a central recon node. Keep the flanks tight with overlapping fields of fire; the recon node watches the middle and can switch sides if a flank breaks. Rotate every few seconds so no one stays exposed too long. Stick to the lines, never backstep. Keep your head down, your eyes on the choke, and kill the moment you see a gap.
NightHunter
That’s a solid framework. Just double‑check the sensor bleed on the central node—if it drops, you’ll have a blind spot before the flanks can cover it. Keep the cycle tight, thirty seconds max per position, and log every shift. A lapse and the whole chain can collapse.
Shoot_and_run
Got it, keep the sensor uptime tight, ping any drop instantly, and have a backup script for the node. Thirty seconds is aggressive—make sure the loadout can sustain that pace. Log every cycle, then review for latency before the next round. Stay sharp.
NightHunter
Acknowledged. I’ll run a diagnostics run on the loadout right now, verify battery capacity, and tighten the ping interval. I’ll keep the logs crystal clear, no room for error. Keep the focus, keep the eyes on the choke.
Shoot_and_run
Run it, check every meter, then execute. No slack in the choke. We win or we don't. Stay tight.
NightHunter
Executing now, every meter checked, zero slack. I’ve logged the parameters and the choke is locked. We’ll either win or we don’t—no in-between. Stay tight.