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metres

How a match works

• Attackers must take every objective before the clock runs out; defenders win if anything still stands at the whistle.
• Objectives fall in a strict chain: Point 1 → Point 2 → Point 3 → Point 4 → Andriivka.
• No re-capture: once an objective falls, it stays taken — defenders can only make the next one cost more.
• Capturing needs a six-man lead: attackers must outnumber defenders by +6 on the point. Lose the lead mid-capture and the bar reverses, but the ground behind you stays yours.

Wave respawn

Your team shares one 60-second clock that runs from the first minute of the match to the last and never resets when you die. Die at 58 and you wait two seconds; die at 2 and you wait fifty-eight.

Everyone who died in that window comes back together, as a wave — a squad that dies together fights together.

Bases & spawn tents

• MOBs are sanctuaries — inside either main base nobody can be shot, shoot, throw or swing a rifle butt. Enemies who walk in are put back outside.
• Forward tents are consumable: one command tent per side outside the MOB, every spawn costs 25 supplies from its own stores, and it dies for good after 20 spawns.
• Any enemy within 50 m shuts a tent down while they are there — sit on a tent and you strangle the whole push behind it. It reopens when clear.

Logistics

• Supplies only appear — and regenerate — at the main base, so main never runs dry.
• A truck carries 400 supplies and no more; nothing loads itself — drive to main and fill up.
• Supplies in a vehicle never regenerate: used is used. A dry truck stays dry until somebody drives it home.
• The one truck that starts the match loaded is the only free delivery either side gets.

Command & building

• Your side votes a commander in at the HQ tent — he alone can place markers, draw on everyone's map and assign tasks to squads.
• Armour is rank-locked: the depot honours the arsenal's requirements, nobody drives a tank on their first night.
• Build limits are per side — the caps count what is standing outside your MOB, not what you have spent (1 command tent outside the MOB).

Map markers & radio

• Squad members show as green markers, team members as blue.
• Beyond a certain distance only squad leaders appear on the map; within that distance you can see all friendlies.
• Platoon Net: only squad leaders and the Commander can talk on it. Squad members use their internal squad net and proximity voice chat.

Squad roles & sizes

• Each role comes with real perks: recon squads get drones, mechanized squads armour, heli transport squads helicopters, command squads the command interface. More to come for other squads.
• Assault — 13 members.
• Recon — 4 members, one squad per faction, no second.
• Every other role — 6 members: Anti-Tank, Engineer, Transport, Machine Gun, Medic, Mortar and the rest.
• The 75% rule: a new squad of a role opens once the newest squad of that role is 75% full, rounded up — 10 of 13 for Assault, 5 of 6 for everything else.

Recon & vote kick

• Recon whitelist: one recon team per faction, capped at 4 members. You must pass the drone test to get whitelisted.
• A squad member who isn't working with the squad — or a squad leader who isn't communicating — can be kicked.
• A kick needs 4 votes at most, or everyone except the target if the squad is smaller (a 4-man squad needs 3). There is a floor of 2 votes, so two squadmates can't remove each other alone.