Thanks for the great guide, just picked up WARNO a few days ago. Is there a quick way to remount transported infantry? I was hoping to keep my troops mobile with the transports once they've been deployed. Thanks man.
I think this is a great Idea. Comment the Rookie games, but do not explain it extensively. I think constant explanations will get boring to watch as (I assume) they are going to make similar mistakes. But i think it is valuable if you explain certain aspects on YT (like you just did). Maybe you could even analyze a rookie situation in detail or so. Anyways, thanks for you content!
Recon, recon, recon!!! All people new to this game! I can’t emphasise how important it is! Always have a ground inf recon and or vehicle / chopper recon at all times!!! 3.7k hours in wgrd and now about 1k in warno. Deploy recon!!
Hey man, it sounds stupid but how do I take over the zones? I have a lot of troops on the capture point but it stays neutral.. even if there are no enemy troops on the capture point
great video, i think initial deployment and positioning seems the most tricky part for me. usually i either want too much and have to unload on an open road when i see the enemy cause i pushed too far, or i'm too cautios and my opponent pushes the zones and it gets very hard to break the defense. would love more content about early setup, maybe with different kinds of divisions and maps. maybe it's my lack of experience but i always have a hard time to tell where the line of first contact will be, even if i check where the middle of the map is.
It is hard because not all maps are... Equally distanced. So the middle is not always really the middle. So rest assured its not just you! And forward deployment also changes things up. But I will certainly do more similar videos.
It's difficult because there is no... one deployment works for all divisions or all situations. But hopefully it helps people get a handle on what you want at the start in certain locations for a "standard" setup.
Very useful as a new player to hear an experienced player talk about the game in this way, even better when it's this structured. Thanks bud
Glad it's helpful :)
Thanks for the great guide, just picked up WARNO a few days ago. Is there a quick way to remount transported infantry? I was hoping to keep my troops mobile with the transports once they've been deployed. Thanks man.
Select them and the transports and right click on a transport and they should all get in.
I think this is a great Idea.
Comment the Rookie games, but do not explain it extensively. I think constant explanations will get boring to watch as (I assume) they are going to make similar mistakes. But i think it is valuable if you explain certain aspects on YT (like you just did). Maybe you could even analyze a rookie situation in detail or so.
Anyways, thanks for you content!
Thanks very important video for beginners
Recon, recon, recon!!! All people new to this game! I can’t emphasise how important it is! Always have a ground inf recon and or vehicle / chopper recon at all times!!!
3.7k hours in wgrd and now about 1k in warno.
Deploy recon!!
And plus some more recon xD
Hey man, it sounds stupid but how do I take over the zones? I have a lot of troops on the capture point but it stays neutral.. even if there are no enemy troops on the capture point
@@TapJeMoffelI think the question isn’t relevant anymore? Only command units can. Once point taken, they can go out of the point.
great video, i think initial deployment and positioning seems the most tricky part for me. usually i either want too much and have to unload on an open road when i see the enemy cause i pushed too far, or i'm too cautios and my opponent pushes the zones and it gets very hard to break the defense. would love more content about early setup, maybe with different kinds of divisions and maps.
maybe it's my lack of experience but i always have a hard time to tell where the line of first contact will be, even if i check where the middle of the map is.
It is hard because not all maps are... Equally distanced. So the middle is not always really the middle. So rest assured its not just you!
And forward deployment also changes things up.
But I will certainly do more similar videos.
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good topic
It's difficult because there is no... one deployment works for all divisions or all situations.
But hopefully it helps people get a handle on what you want at the start in certain locations for a "standard" setup.