Team Havoc [Rules, Code, and Roster]

Platooning Tips
**What separates good clans from Great Clans is their ability to work together as a unit. Below are tips that I think could help us be one of the top clans in the world. We should be able to follow this guide and still have fun platooning. I am obviously not the best player in the clan so feel free to add tips and suggestions on items I missed below.

***Keep in mind this is a guide and I myself break these tips more than most;)
-Keep non game related chatter to a minimum when the battle is at it's most intense moment. Don't ask a teammate how they like the tank when you are in ghost mode and your teammate is currently engaged. Some of us older folk can't multi task like you young pups.

-Stick together whenever possible if your driving similar type tanks e.g. heavy's, mediums. Good rule of thumb is to stay within view range of partner (situational). Sticking together and using chat is your biggest advantage.

-Stop all non tank related chatter when in loading screen and discuss where your going before match begins.

-Focus fire, call out the tank to be focused out and remove that tank out of the game before moving to next target (if possible). Focus fire should be on the tank with the least amount of hit points, the most dangerous player or the most dangerous tank e.g autoloaders, death stars.

-Call out a tank that you will kill on next shot so platoon mates can focus on next target and not waste a shot.

-Switch point position with platoon mate if they are low on health. Keep platoon mates alive as long as possible.

-Keep excessive negative comments and complaints to a minimum. This tends to take the fun out of the air after some time. This of course excludes arty comments.

-Look over red team roster and identify serious threats e.g. High ranked enemy clans, platoon of batchats, great players etc.

-"Shot fired" calls on enemy tanks when platoon mates are playing peak a boo with red tanks e.g. "Death star just fired". Keep track of shots fired by auto loaders to platoon mates (waffle has fired 5 shots).

-Help out alive platoon mates if you are dead and in ghost mode. Note position of enemy tanks and health pool and be ready to relay this information if asked. You can still be of assistance to the team although your tanks is out of the game.

-Identify position of Arty to platoon mates, e.g. shot came from A3.

-Let your platoon mates know if you need help with an enemy tank as early as possible. Platoon mates may not be aware you are in need of assistance.

-"Push" or going "Yolo" is when you leave cover and go directly at the enemy or full on attack. Discuss with, and let your platoon mates know when you are going to do this in advance. A push is rarely effective when performed alone.

-Try and pick tanks that will assist your platoon while in the garage. Might not be advisable to pick an E3 when your platoon mates are in T92's.

-Make first shot a "Tracking" shot when you are in a pack thus allowing your platoon mates to damage enemy tank. PG is great at preforming this maneuver, one tank (usually a medium with high rate of fire) will keep firing at the tracks while platoon mates fire damage shots (learned this first hand I have).

-Take corners together as a platoon when attacking multiple enemy tanks. This will share the incoming damage and help prevent a platoon mate from being focused out.

"The way you divide your enemy, is by causing doubt in their hearts to win. By executing fast and rapid advancement, your opponents will be frozen, despite having seen your form. The reason they are frozen and hesitant is because your unpredictability divides their forces, as they brace for your advancement."
Author: Kambiz Mostofizadeh