Snatch Duster fucked around with this message at 21:58 on Aug 2, 2017

Taylor Swift fucked around with this message at 01:56 on Aug 3, 2017

• Rifle is still my favourite for its stopping power and accuracy. Always available, 2-3 shot kill depending on range, high chance to cause bleeding or slow people down, marvellous.
  
• Not much to say about the pistol. Usually a last resort, but it's fun to blap blap suckas. Any gun is deadly up close.
  
• Haven't used the revolver much, but I've seen it do some impressive things in the right hands. Not going to use it unless I'm medicing, being a pack mule, etc because it doesn't zoom out like the rifle.
  
• SMG is decent for night ops and really good for urban combat.Don't use it at range; I love to taunt enemies spraying and praying me from a distance during the day. You can take 8 or more hits from this thing at max range and laugh them off.
  
• Shotgun is a mixed bag. Potential to one shot, kinda like a MLG pro version of the SMG. Use it if you dare.
  
• HMG is very good in the right spot. Always be supported while using one, because if you get flanked, you're toast. I really like the gameplay design of the HMG.
  
• Carbine should be used by grenadiers or the like, to lighten their load but want something to fight with still (and don't need a trauma kit or hammer in their primary slot). Decent for suppressive fire. Otherwise, stick to rifles.
  
• Storm rifle is good, but watch out for the fact it is surprisingly heavy. Magazine size is what makes this gun shine.
  

• Frags are bread and butter anti-infantry. Most people should have 1 or 2 handy for skirmishing or putting pressure on defending infantry.
  
• HE grenades are bread and butter anti-vehicle / structure. Keep making these, and bring them to the front by the truck load. You'll need a ton to bust through a solid defence line.
  
• Smoke grenades go hand-in-hand with HE grenades. Smoke cover blocks LoS with defences, so are a guaranteed way of busting lines safely. People neglect to make theses, so make sure to make an order while loading up the other boom-booms. An assault without these is precarious at best.
  
• Green ash are like frag grenades but terrorize your enemies without gas masks, but do nothing if they do. If you know they don't have them but you're wearing one, grab a revolver, a whole bunch of green ash, wait for night, then become a true WW1 death dealing badass.
  
• Stickybombs... because sulphur is too precious to use on these, you're unlikely to see them. They blow up good and have niche uses, but pale in comparison to...
  
• Satchels. Likely your first sulphur sink. The true way to deal with heavy fortifications. More risky and heavy to lug around, but are pretty much ~8 HE in a bag with a bigger radius. Always try to make some, but put them in a less popular TH or FOB so that... less skilled people don't nab them and waste them. Or even just take them out of the stockpile and put them in a squad truck, safe from the front.
  
• RPGs: Dunks vehicles, and good for bunker busting too. Kinda hard to keep up with the rocket demand. Easy to aim within half a screen, needs knowledge and skill to shoot out farther. Try aiming beyond your target when shooting it long range.
  
• Mortars: With the knowledge, great anti infantry / terror weapon, not too good for structures, but perfectly safe to use. Move up to artillery when you can afford it.
  
• Artillery: Big boy gun. Have a spotter who can do vector addition. With solid logistics, blow up everything.
  
• Howitzer: Not all that useful imo. Need to experiment further.
  

• Truck: It's a truck. Build them by the truckload, never enough. Carry the boys, carry your bmats, this is straightforward. Only takes a few bullets to disable and is really slow off road, so watch out for ambushes.
  
• Motorcycle: Scout vehicle. Only carries gas and 2 dudes. You can use your secondary slot while in the passenger buggy, which means scouting with your binoculars. but really means using your revolver like a boss. Goes fast and eats all your gas while you hold your sprint key (shift by default).
  
• Construction Vehicle (CV): Repairs the dilapidated buildings in town, and makes outposts. If you're logibros on a fresh server, this will be the first thing you make. Treat it like a truck you can build near your initial TH. Slow as balls, however. Can carry some supplies, so it's a good idea to have this and a truck with all the bmats you fought for in the main town venture forth. Easy to disable with bullets, but takes some bullets to blow up. Cannot be squad claimed, so CVs are a popular target by infiltrators / team dicks with spanners.
  
• FMG (Field Machine Gun): When the HMG is not enough. Uses its own 14.5mm ammo, and needs no fuel. Dies to any explosives though, and can be flanked easy. With a pile of ammo, can become a murder machine on choke points. Recommended for early game Maginot line breakthroughs.
  
• APC / Halftrack: Your first ticket to vehicular manslaughter. Resistant to bullets, but dies easy to explosives. Has 4 cargo slots, so 2 spares for precious cargo. Can carry 3 people, including the 2 crew. Use it to run over everything, and provide suppressive fire for a squad. Suprisingly effective against light defences, so make tons of ammo for it and raid for days.
  
• (Light) Tanks: Gods of the battlefield. Ammo is precious, but when you have enough, prepare to blow up everything. Otherwise, save the rounds for big threats or high value targets, and have a bro APC provide machine gun fire.. or enjoy Squishy Time™. If the tanks had coaxial machine guns, they'd be ungodly OP. Break through a weak point in their defences, and prepare to shut down everything. Watch out for gun turret defences and other tanks. If you get disabled, die in your tank like a man, never bail, never let the enemy have it.