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| Re: Narc's "Halo 3 Partnership" article | |
| Posted By: Narcogen <narcogen@rampancy.net> | Date: 5/5/09 9:14 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: Narc's "Halo 3 Partnership" article (vector40) : In the air, we had a general rule that the wing holds as close to his lead as : possible while staying outside the radius of a tank explosion. The same : sort of idea might be applied on the ground, although one wonders whether : the distance you'd need to avoid, say, rockets, might not put you so far : apart as to make coordination difficult. : Another principle was that it is solely the responsibility of the wing to
: One final thing worth thinking about is division of responsibility. A
I could see those principles useful in a particular situation: when two players are together with a large disparity in levels/experience. If he can keep close enough to concentrate fire but far apart enough to avoid area effect weapons, then the less-experienced player could benefit from the more-experienced player's choices of routes and tactics. The lead doesn't have to worry so much about where the follower is, because as you say, it's the follower's responsibility to keep up. The follower doesn't have to worry so much about tactics, as he just follows the leader's lead.
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