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Communications in relation to command and control

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10/14/2019 1:32:27 PMEErankAdminAnarchid before revert after revert
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1 [quote]Imagine the thrill when you prey your raven kills the enemy radar station as you watch the enemy army advance towards your base. Or the shock to see your entire army disabled as the enemy eliminates your subcommand unit. [/quote] 1 [quote]Imagine the thrill when you prey your raven kills the enemy radar station as you watch the enemy army advance towards your base. Or the shock to see your entire army disabled as the enemy eliminates your subcommand unit. [/quote]
2 Except you don't see your raven kill their radar, because the raven is too far in the fog of war and consequently you will only receive information on whether it succeeded once its signals have reached you back. Everything you see on the map is now not how things are, but how you predict the things should be based on latest inaccurate, sporadic, delayed, and sometimes contradicting data. 2 Except you don't see your raven kill their radar, because the raven is too far in the fog of war and consequently you will only receive information on whether it succeeded once its signals have reached you back. Everything you see on the map is now not how things are, but how you predict the things should be based on latest inaccurate, sporadic, delayed, and sometimes contradicting data.
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4 That huge army you sent to invade the enemy base? You still see it as marching onwards and probably encountering the enemy defenses, but in fact it got blown up by a bomb, because they all died without being able to send any signals back. 4 That huge army you sent to invade the enemy base? You still see it as marching onwards and probably encountering the enemy defenses, but in fact it got blown up by a bomb without having chance to send a message about it.
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6 Eventually you will notice the lack of communication - how fast depends on how large the lag was to begin with - but you won't even know what did it. 6 Eventually you will notice the lack of communication - how fast depends on how large the lag was to begin with - but you won't even know what did it.
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8 So now you are playing a game where you don't know what consequences your actions will have and you don't feel in control except sporadically. This is not fun for [i]most[/i] people. 8 So now you are playing a game where you don't know what consequences your actions will have and you don't feel in control except sporadically. This is not fun for [i]most[/i] people.