Jagdhund
Posts: 34
Joined: 2/18/2010 Status: offline
|
Well in my experience they help untis within thier circle of influence (hold the space bar down). In my experience a command unit will make the units under thier influence, break less easily and be less likely to be coward and recover faster from suppression by enemy fire, also they seem to shoot better but maybe that is all in my mind. THey make a huge difference with units that are inexperienced and thus very likely to break and run. The way I usually use them is I create attack groups around the HQ unit. I will cluster at least one rifle and one rifle (MG) type teams around a HQ team (varies) and then send them off towards the victory location cautiously, when attacking. When defending I set the HQ team up but keep them in an ambush state and often out of LOS so they won't be spotted as easily and will survive longer. I can them run them up or wake them up if need be. Play around with them, you will find that they have a force multiplier affect and I usually choose to have at least 3-4. Also when moving them I keep them slightly behind my main units (just like commanders in RL!, LOL). For intance I'll give my rifle team the move command to the edge of the woods but give my HQ team a move command to the woods slightly behind them and more protected. You get very few command teams and they are expensive so I tend to baby them a bit. Overall if your team is going to come under fire then you want them under the influence of a command team. Also you'll notice that on the average rifle teams have good leadership so you can often send them out on thier own but rifle (MG) untils have less internal leadership so I usually keep them under the influence of a HQ team. Also the command teams can move pretty far without getting winded. Any team with a MG of any type that member carrying the MG will be dragging his butt most of the time. Recon units, engineers and command teams have the best endurance which is important when moving LD on a big map. Hope this helps. Your men can thank me later, -Jagdhund
|