• Terrain & Environment: Maps are fully 3D, featuring realistic terrain destructibility, such as buildings turning to rubble, trees splintering, and smoke drifting.
• Command & Control (C2): Units function best when in communication with their platoon or company commanders. Units out of command range may be slower to react or fail to report enemy positions.
• Spotting & Fog of War: Units can only act on what they can see or hear. A unit's ability to spot enemies is affected by weather, time of day, and smoke.
• Suppress and Maneuver: Direct assaults rarely work. Successful strategies often involve using artillery and direct fire to suppress enemy positions before maneuvering infantry or armor for the kill.

3. Game Structure and Content

• Scenarios and Campaigns: Games consist of single-battle scenarios or linked campaigns. These can range from small, intense infantry actions to large, company-sized battles.