I remember Rogan using quite decent tactics- and he fought frontline because he commanded elite team of around 30 Hunters, not an army.
Also, Rebels will want to organize them as much as possible, though I have doubts about whether they have any huge influence with Osokans, seeing how political situation went.
Ush, was Vader involved with hunting teams?
Funny thing is, almost all the greatest battles and not so greatest battles in Medieval times and even to this day, include causing confusion. It was known for armies of 2000 fighting an army of 8000, and killing about 5000 of the 8000, and only having about 10 people killed on the 2000 group. Really, morale and organization is the key to sucess. If the stormtroopers would not like what they see, confusion can spread and they can try to flee.
However, you can order that any stormtrooper next to a fleeing stormtroper should shoot him. That way stormtroopers would think twice before fleeing. But, that has it's own risks because then the stormtroopers can start fighting themselves at a higher scale.
The problem is that Osokans are disorganized as they are, and their morale should be preety damn high.
Other then that, the plan sounds clear to me, althought I think it will be hard to keep such an amount of artillery fire from hurting our own troops. Even if contacted by commanders, victims of the artillery fire could also be our troops.
Rogan was pretty much the best of the best. But he's not around anymore, and I don't think there's even very many actual Hunters. Drakkon will likely be a formidable fighter but NOT Rogan level on either fighting or tactics.
It's in groups that Osokans have always been most dangerous, so I would think that splitting them up as much as possible should be something we consider. There was also our Darkie tactic of taking down the regular Hunters before going for the Captains, so that's something else we should think about here - working from weakest opponents to strongest.
As for getting Rylis and Arvus back on the planet...I would prefer to do that as soon as possible, to try and close in on the Guild Hall and Drakkon before the battle starts entirely. Though on the other hand, if we go in during the battle, then we could take advantage of the confusion. I dunno though. Some help coming up with ideas *coughZINKcough* would be great. Because we also need to figure out a way in that also allows us a way out.
Even if we did have another strike team, I'm totally not going to even think of attempting that. Not after the hundred escorting you all died in a manner of seconds. We'd need a situation in which we could get Drakkon without the populace of Lanzar City violently slaughtering us.
Perhaps we could find him on the battlefield and take him down?
Hmm...
I've decided that some of the artillery units should be used for blowing apart buildings and groups of Osokans before we enter the City; that way, no issue of hitting our own troops. Once they march in, artillery fire will be pushed more towards the center of the City, around the Guild Hall, but not at it because the Commissar said so...
Originally posted by General Zink
I have trouble believing that we can just bypass the massive mobs of Osokans...
Yeah, that's definitely going to be a problem.
If not for the anti-air defenses, I'd be all for us simply landing on top of the Guild Hall. But that's kind of a suicidal idea as well.
Have Arvus' droid and/or Rylis' bugs in the Guild Hall picked up anything of interest lately, btw?
Originally posted by Lana
Yeah, that's definitely going to be a problem.If not for the anti-air defenses, I'd be all for us simply landing on top of the Guild Hall. But that's kind of a suicidal idea as well.
You can do it, Rylis but only if there is an assault from Stormtroopers as well. You can take Drakkon by surprise then.