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2012-01-04, 05:39 PM
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Hello PS2 community
 Firstly, would it be possible to play in an organised, tactical and structured way behind the front lines? Ideally I'd love to be given responsibly over responding to enemy zerg rushes and adapting to pushes of my own side while not being on the front lines myself. Calling down mortar strikes from a distance and giving front line troops an idea of what's going on around them sounds like something I'd very much like to do. Secondly, can a small group of troops become famous (or infamous) on the field? Does a "hero" effect seem like something that will be in game? It's all speculation at this point but based off PS1 and released information do these points seem realistic? |
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