[Guest]

Ok guys, if you've played Cavenglok's Brian Dennis series, you'll know the rules.

You are Colonel Tom Anderson. You have 3 different armies at your disposal, each with 1000 men. They are sorted by skill.

Army 1 (A1) is skilled at suppressing the enemies and using explosives. They have light machine guns.

Army 2 (A2) is skilled at pushing forward and defending areas. They use assault rifles.

Army 3 (A3) is composed of Field Medics (FM) and Engineers (E). Field Medics use Sub-Machine guns and Engineers use shotguns. Engineers can fix equipment and weapons, and Field Medics can... well medic.

You must destroy another 10 Colonels with the same armies as you.

OK... GO!

[Guest]

You really thought about this, didn't you? I'd rather stick to the "everybody working together" tactic. But at the end of the game I'll tell you whether your plan worked out or not! I'm saying this just so

1. It lasts longer.

2. It's more... dynamic (?)

Lol, just noticed something in my plan! Col.9 gets left alone. I have it marked that Platoon 3 attacks it but i never tell them to.

The anger boils inside me, i walk away from the fallen solider i try to hold back the tears. These buddies of mine trust me to lead the and take them through even the toughest of situations with this i attack Col.4, if Col.4 is taken already take Col.1 or Col.8

Edited March 7, 2011 by brandonyy4u

[Guest]

You head to Col. 4 but along the way get resistance from Col.9.

WIT (I think thats what it's called )

Oh an btw heres an updated map.

[Guest]

And here's the WIT cover map:

[Cavenglok]

Do everything you can to destroy the turret. That's the biggest problem about this. C4 it, even. Just destroy it. Then stay behind the covers. Don't move. Just fire from where you are.

[Guest]

A man next to you pulls out some C4 and as he throws it, he is shot in the arm and drops the C4. He falls to the side and you spot the trigger on his chest - he's about to land on it. He hits the floor as you simultaneously dive away, and you feel the heat of the explosion hit and burn your cheek. When you land, you realize you are in the line of fire, so you fire off a few shots to suppress the enemy and you roll to cover. A medic offers to tend to your cheek, but you decline, as there are more important matters at hand. You signal to army 2 to push forward round the sides and they do so. You then notice that the explosion must have hit your eye too, as your vision is reduced in one eye. LMGs from your side fire at the enemies cover to keep them down, so your assault team can move up. A grenade goes off and a squad of assault team goes down. You realize it wasn't a grenade but mortar fire! A shell explodes next to you, and you are thrown to the ground. You realize your arm has been dislocated.

WIT (Cont.)

Edited March 7, 2011 by Psyflash

[Guest]

These constant attacks cause you to fall back and regroup. You can hear the tat of gunfire as you are talking to your squadron. You decide to talk you group and take the tree cover to the left and try to press against the wall. The second group will try to circle around and see if they can take out anyone one the wall.(the terrain is marshy and there are only cattails and other shrubbery to hide behind along the marsh. You both go your separate ways I taking my team of 5 (including myself since its quieter than taking the platoon), the other 10 take the marsh.

[Cavenglok]

I agree. Again, try to take out the turret first chance you get. Tell everyone that.

[Guest]

Problem. You only have two men left. (Excluding you). You were lucky to have survived. One man is a medic and his face is cut up pretty bad. He says he's out of medical equipment but manages to relocate your arm, while you take the pain (LIKE A MAN! xD). Your arm is still pretty numb. The other is an engineer.

[Guest]

Problem. You only have two men left. (Excluding you). You were lucky to have survived. One man is a medic and his face is cut up pretty bad. He says he's out of medical equipment but manages to relocate your arm, while you take the pain (LIKE A MAN! xD). Your arm is still pretty numb. The other is an engineer.

Want to do anything or shall I carry on?

[Guest]

Bump

[Guest]

Bumpety-Bump-Bump-Bumpy

[Guest]

Getting bored of this :/

[Guest]

Sure carry on. I want to see what happens

[Guest]

You have to use your arm which you're worse at shooting with to fire at the enemy turret and keep them on you, while the engineer sneaks round and takes them out from the back. You and the medic head over there and the medics secures them all with wire from the radios the enemy soldiers were carrying. From the way you just came, you see an army of enemy soldiers heading towards you. "Again?!" You groan.

To hack the turret, answer this riddle:

I'm what men love more than life, fear more than death or mortal strife. What dead men have and rich require, I'm what contented men desire. What am I?

To radio in for support troops, answer this riddle:

I fly like a bird not in the sky, which always swims but always dry. I follow and lead as you pass, at night goodbye and morning hi, I fear the light but without it I would not be there. I'm part of you, What Am I?

[Guest]

Extra for second one:

Dress in black my darkness lasts

Only did this because I couldn't edit my post :/

[Guest]

Any answers?