This is just a recurring thought, so I felt I would post.
This proposed tactic will apply to maps where atv's can in effect circle both A and B in rush, but not necessarily have to make a full circle.
Let me illustrate for instance, Port Valdez, attackers. 2 of the 4 in the initial squad spawn, one drives, one passengers, the other two remain in inventory management. Approaching hard west, following the roadside, the current passenger desembarks from the vehicle adjacent to B, then, immediately another squad member spawns on the vehicle. The driver makes a pass behind the three story building north of B, disengaging yet another squad member to possibly secure the building, provide cover on B, or serve as a distraction. The final squad member secures the two story housing behind A attempting to secure the objective or serve as a spawn point for the fallen distraction squad.
This proposed tactic will apply to maps where atv's can in effect circle both A and B in rush, but not necessarily have to make a full circle.
Let me illustrate for instance, Port Valdez, attackers. 2 of the 4 in the initial squad spawn, one drives, one passengers, the other two remain in inventory management. Approaching hard west, following the roadside, the current passenger desembarks from the vehicle adjacent to B, then, immediately another squad member spawns on the vehicle. The driver makes a pass behind the three story building north of B, disengaging yet another squad member to possibly secure the building, provide cover on B, or serve as a distraction. The final squad member secures the two story housing behind A attempting to secure the objective or serve as a spawn point for the fallen distraction squad.
