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InsideJob 
Alright THEobZ and myself are going to work to hopefully get our group going in some organized operations soon. I want to get us into smaller squads and go out and work as a team. This may involve not getting involved in the massive fights. My best idea is we go out and do capture missions deep in enemy territory and work our way back towards friendly land. I am greatly inspired by the Azure Twilight outfit, check out what they're all about if you haven't already.
http://azuretwilight.org/training/azure101/
During operations I want to create temporary squad channels where squad leaders have whisper comms set up between each other then connected to someone/a few people in command. Let's work behind the scenes as a stealthy, organized group to get the VS on top on Waterson!
Any day we are not doing operations would be typical casual, all out warfare on the battlefield
These guys say they require the use of smoke grenades with NV/IR scopes. Sounds like a great idea. Combat Medic and Engineer (Equinox and Solstice SF respectively) can equip both. I'll be getting these on my medic.
Also, they suggest getting the Hades or Nemesis rocket launchers on Heavy Assault. Both rocket launchers lock on to their targets. Hades is ground and Nemesis is Air.
I've got the Nemesis and it's great. Not a one shot kill but Aircraft don't stay around once you lock on to them. The faster ones can outrun your shots but just let them burn their afterburner and wait for them to come back.
For a vehicle, upgrading the Sunderer's Utility Slot with Sunderer-Advance Mobile Spawn (S-AMS) is a great way to get some easy XP. You'll get XP for every person that spawns on your Sunderer. Use 'b' on the keyboard to deploy and you can't deploy close to another Sunderer (represented by a white circle on the minimap).
Also, watch out upgrading multiple things that take the same slot. For example, You can only carry one type of armor upgrade for infantry. Not to say it isn't useful down the road but just don't put points in something you aren't going to use much at first.
Just some tips if you are wondering what to upgrade with your cert points.
