Yeah, I keep thinking how a crisp, perfectly timed cue can sync a squad’s moves, like a heartbeat in the mix. You want a clear staccato beep for the attack, a low rumble for the defense shift, and maybe a subtle echo when someone’s about to make a play. Timing is key—give them a cue a couple of hundred milliseconds before the action, so the brain can process and react. And layer the sounds so it feels natural, not jarring, keeping the team focused on the game, not on weird alerts.