TWL leauge is now open for competition. A 5v5 match will be coming up shortly. However, we still need another person to join us in order to get in the competition. We want someone from the NA region to join our group. Any Ideas?

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This is a great read on how to choose load-outs wisely. Be sure to read this.
http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=209595288

This is one of the greatest guides I've seen in a while. This article is pretty long, but it's a good read. The both admins were quite suprised with the level of detail.
Highly reccomened.

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Welcome to Heartbreak-One!

This is the basic manual with rules and some military jargon that we are going to use throughout the game.

Rules

No arguments - We are working as a group and practising. Avoid negative criticism, encouragement and improvements are okay.
Keep swearing to a bare minimum - The admin too will swear sometimes. But try to keep it to a bare minimum.
No hacking - Ruins the community’s reputation and is very annoying. Do not cheat. EVER.
Use Comms - Please use Comms. PLEASE. This is a team-oriented game, comms are necessary for our team.
Be considerate - Open comms for other players.

Military Jargon

Affirmative — Yes
Negative — No
Over — I have finished talking and I am listening for your reply. Short for "Over to you.”
Come in — You may begin speaking now
Out — I have finished talking to you and do not expect a reply.
Ten four — I understand; ok; all right
Wilco — Will comply (after receiving new directions).
Break — Signals a pause during a long transmission to open the channel for other transmissions, especially for allowing any potential emergency traffic to get through.
Break-Break — Signals to all listeners on the frequency, the message to follow is priority.
Call sign- Actual/Call sign- Niner — Sometimes an individual (generally a superior) may have a person monitor the network for them. Saying "actual" after their call sign asserts you wish to speak to the specific person the call sign is attached
A-O (Area of Operations): an A-O can be as large as all of Iraq or as small as the area around a Marines encampment.
Cleared hot: given permission to fire your weapon by a superior.
Foot-mobile: a person on foot.
I glassed it: “I viewed the object through binoculars or a rifle scope.”
Oscar Mike: “On the Move” from the phonetic alphabet.
Overwatch: a position that offers protective fire for a given area.
Sit-Rep: situation report:; often used as a more confusing way to say “situation.”
Mikes: minutes

Military Jargon definition is provided by: Wikipedia and Generation Kill
The insignia and the name of our squad is from the game Ace Combat