• Combat

-This is essentially the same as an ambush or skirmish battle.


• NPCs

-Each NPC will be identified as being a sniper, logistics, infantry, defender, etc. This will determine their behavior.


• Calculating payment (although you could just ignore everything below this point and just get paid a set amount and have the payers assume you did good in what would be a simple battle using practice weapons)

This is the tricky part. You're supposed to be teaching NPCs to fight better, so how do they know if you did a good job or bad?

-Each NPC will be programmed to behave a certain way (so that their combat is flawed) and it's your job to notice and identify the flaws in battle.

At any point you can pull up the wheel for issuing squad commands and aim at a specific soldier, one of the options on the wheel will be to pull up a list of things you can say the soldier is doing wrong. Once you select that option it will sync with that soldier and give you the list of things that you can tell him he's doing wrong. (this seems like it would be easier to do if it was player squad leader and NPC squadmates instead of player vs NPC)

(this can also be done using the Tacnet map)


• Examples of things you could say a soldier is doing wrong

-Snipers
Too close to be effective, move back.
Focusing on the wrong enemies (trying to take out heavies instead of the logi keeping them up)
Shooting a vehicle........

-Logis
Not using repair tool and nanite injector
Too far from squadmates to help, get closer.
Being too passive during combat, you're not repairing anyone but you're not even trying to shoot the enemies.

-Infantry
Spraying and praying
Too far from the front lines to be effective, get closer.
Firing to long to be accurate, fire in bursts.

etc. etc.

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