Honoured to see you play my map! I definitely bought this game because of this channel so this was a very fun experience. Also, fun fact: it's based off an actual houseplan for a large American suburban residence.

It would be cool if they added an option to the replay to remove the fog of war so you could see the enemy positions post facto

The devs for this game should almost give you some royalty pay from sales just from how much advertising you give them 😂

Bacon’s dropping fools like it’s going out of fashion!

"don't run with them mp5" -sun tzu

One of the interesting things about looking at tactics is how multi-variate the problem is. Did the DMR compromise help or hurt? Drew a number of guys onto a set position, meaning they weren't in the building. You also think about things that aren't options in the game. If you had ladders, would you prefer to scale the walls on the blindside. Another good one @Controlled Pairs Gaming. I agree you got screwed by the suppression mechanics, two Rangers at that distance...

Dude.. that was a rough one. Many hard angles to work while still providing any measure of security. Bravo clearing most of it from outside. Work smarter, not harder!

Loving the content! In hindsight, not everyone was on "silenced" so your support forced fired on sight =/, but live and learn. Would be great to see later down the line, when they add more new mechanics, for you to go back and 3 star levels that you've forgotten most of the gameplay.

I love playing these custom maps when I see you upload, taking my approach and then seeing how you have done it. Its a great way of engaging in the content

Great stuff! I really enjoyed your commentary and presentation. Your methodology and execution was sound. Its always a treat to watch someone who knows what they are doing. Shame about the casualties, but as most people know, no plan survives contact with the enemy, and casualties are inevitable even if everything is done correctly.

So that one custom map with all of the toilets, when are you gonna do that one?

awesome video. Love the slower paced vids where you explain your thought process, it brings a lot of clarity to a hectic situation with so many different ways of approach. Would you like to see a command-fire mechanic in DK? Where you can order a soldier to fire off a burst of shots without an enemy in direct sight. I think situations like at 26:04 when you're forced to 1-man clear a small room, you could opt to fire thru that shower curtain to preemptively kill the baddie if he's hiding there

Howdy Pairs, I’m a newer sub to the channel and I’ve gotta say it’s some of the best entertainment/visual education content there is on KZfaq. I was wondering if you’ve ever played War Game: Red Dragon or any of the other games in the series. It’s a lot like Combat Mission: Shock Force 2 except in real time and set elsewhere. I feel like it could be a good resource to talk about air-ground cooperation as well as the larger combined arms doctrine that’s harder to teach with smaller element/operations sizes. Thanks for the excellent content! Keep it up!

Love the video as always. Bacon was such a beast around 24m, and I think I probably would have thrown a flashbang at the white explosive tank to make a nice breach and just cleared from right to left.

Pretty much how I would have played it as well, of course I much more favor the base of fire system so I would probably have taken the chance and had the MG gunner put suppression on the front windows from the start which has its disadvantages but hey it worked out, always cool to see these playthroughs.

Love this game! Great video!

love the tactics.

Picked up Combat Mission SF2 cause of you. Would love to see more small unit moves in urban environments. My doctrine is so gamey I just put everyone in buildings and I'm sure I'm doing it wrong. Last mission my entire force ran out of 5.56 and 9mm for their sidearms. I had to surrender because no one had any ammo left.

I've got this one downloaded, plus like 50-60 others I have to play. But I'm having too much fun making my own maps & figuring out that map editor. I'll get to it eventually... just not quite yet lol

love the vid! When chimeraxr, i physically need it

30:48 “now we know we are safe to enter” 31:10 two assaulters dead

Good shit👍

Great job at guessing the number of enemies.

11:44 gameplay starts:

Awesome video! Will you be doing any Crunch Element videos on the channel in the near future? Feels like that sort of game would be great on the channel!

I wonder why I have to subscribe to your channel every time I watch your video...

I wonder if it's feasible to plan the entire mission ahead and then just press play and have your guys clear it. I used to do it in old Rainbow 6 games, but was really struggling to in Door Kickers 1.

Damn almost was on point…made some nice plays tho

Can you choose what units are used on maps or is it only for specific missions ie can I take the CIA operators on any map that can accommodate their unit size or is it strictly based on the missions you play?

The way I like to tackle this map. 4x 2 man teams. 1st team pushes to the wall from the insert vehicles and places a wall charge. The 2nd team pushes up to the foot gate and places a slap. 3rd & 4th team's push to the car gate and places a slap on the left door of the right gate. They all go off at once, along with 2nd team putting a flash over into the large open courtyard. Pie off the corners starting with 1st team to establish dominance on the left side of the structure and onto the windows across the face. 2nd team does much the same but they are covering the large front door and the smaller windows to its right. 3rd and 4th teams blow open the left door of the right gate and enter. 3rd team goes left to help clear the courtyard and cover the main front door, while 4th team moves right to cover the side of the house. 4th team flashes the back of the garage and pushes up to provide security against targets leaving the back of the house & securing the rear garage/shed. Once the site is dominated you are going up against prepared defenders so it gets a lot more dangerous. 3rd team moves across the face of the building to the master bedroom window, deals with anyone inside and enters. 4th team move on the kitchen area and deals with anyone inside. 4th team moves into cross coverage and watches the garage hallway and the living room set-up. 3rd team come out from the bedroom and begin clearing the northern rooms. If hostage is not found, use the remaining teams to wall charge the garage and door (preferably the right most to create a corner-fed room). liberal use of flashes in that tight area between the garage and house.

Just played this map yesterday

Noice

23:47 o trust me, im on r/cqb and i know how much this is debated there (OTG vs PG)

how is smoke used in real life? if an enemy combatant sees smoke, don't they know something fishy is going on?

Assaulting the garage you could have blown up the gas tank to get yourself a massive breach.

I try to play the maps before watching the videos, I got a 2:50 time without even an injure and i skipped to se 8 mins with 3 losses, something went wrong lol

How to place a pizza sign mode when slicing? Some keybinding?

The insurgents are kind of OP ngl.

IRL wouldn't you be worried about vehicle IEDs? It would suck to have your entire security team smoked by carbombs out front.

37:46 That's what she said

No one: … Me trying to reach my word count on my essay: 1-40 seconds

0:11 - 0:21 KZfaq titles in a nutshell

Is this on ps4 or ps5? Dont know if this is a indie game but I like this man. I usually only play a few big multiplayer titles but this looks like something I could play for hours all by myself

You could make this a lot more realistic and fun if you just knew how to play the game. Example, early on you forgot to quiet your guy and he took a shot hard compromising you and switches up your game plan. I’m just saying, and I know you know this too