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<p>Created page with &quot;= Advanced Mission Making Topics = == Rule of Twos: Leadership == As a rule of thumb, all leadership elements in a mission should contain at least two subordinates under it, but does not exceed four subordinates. Example: A company command element is useless if there&#039;s only one platoon element. If a company element is warranted, then that implies there are at least two infantry platoons who need a company command as well as an number of attached specialties. This ap...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>= Advanced Mission Making Topics =<br /> <br /> <br /> == Rule of Twos: Leadership ==<br /> As a rule of thumb, all leadership elements in a mission should contain at least two subordinates under it, but does not exceed four subordinates. <br /> <br /> Example:<br /> A company command element is useless if there&#039;s only one platoon element. If a company element is warranted, then that implies there are at least two infantry platoons who need a company command as well as an number of attached specialties.<br /> <br /> This applies all the way down the structure. A platoon needs at least two squads, but no more than four, and a fireteam has two color teams.<br /> <br /> == Group Hierarchy ==<br /> You can establish group hierarchy in two ways in the workbench:<br /> <br /> Alphabetical, directly under the lead element<br /> &lt;image&gt;<br /> <br /> Forced, directly under the element they&#039;re below on the slotting menu<br /> &lt;image&gt;<br /> <br /> Both work, but the &quot;forced&quot; way ensures that they never change.<br /> <br /> == Callsigns - Faction Manager ==<br /> Standardized callsigns are important for provided a streamlined experience to attendees of all events. While they may not necessarily be realistic in nature to their real-world counterparts, they prevent confusion and ensure everyone can understand what element their apart of regardless of player count or side.<br /> <br /> **Callsigns are established in the faction manager and directly correlate to the order in which each group is placed in the world editor.** If your callsigns are out of order, ensure the hierarchy of the groups are in the correct order.<br /> <br /> &lt;screenshot here&gt;<br /> <br /> === Company ===<br /> COY<br /> In the event of multiple companies: COY A, COY B, etc...<br /> <br /> === Platoon === <br /> Platoon Number + PLT<br /> Example: 1PLT<br /> <br /> In the event of multiple platoons: 1PLT, 2PLT, 3PLT<br /> <br /> === Squads === <br /> Platoon Number - Squad Number in platoon<br /> Example: 1-1 is 1st platoon, 1st squad<br /> <br /> Third platoon second squad would be 3-2<br /> <br /> === Fireteams ===<br /> Platoon Number - Squad Number + Color Team<br /> Example: 1-1R is red team inside 1st platoon, 1st squad<br /> <br /> COALITION uses Red and Green for color teams.<br /> More info on color teams can be found in https://coalitiongroup.net/wiki/index.php/New_Infantry_Guide#Fireteam_Structure_&amp;_Roles<br /> <br /> == Squad/Platoon/Company Structure ==<br /> A standard COALITION Reforger Framework infantry company structure is:<br /> <br /> Company - COY<br /> - Company Commander<br /> - Executive Officer (2IC)<br /> - Supporting Role (1SG, JTAC, etc...)<br /> <br /> 1st Platoon - 1PLT<br /> - Platoon Leader<br /> - Platoon Sergeant (2IC - Optional)<br /> - Medical Officer<br /> <br /> First Squad - 1-1<br /> - Squad Leader<br /> - Medic<br /> - Fireteam Leader (Red - BOF)<br /> - AR<br /> - AAR<br /> - Fireteam Leader (Green - Maneuver)<br /> - Rifleman (AT)<br /> - Rifleman (AT)<br /> - Rifleman (Demo)<br /> <br /> Second Squad - 1-2<br /> - Squad Leader<br /> - Medic<br /> - Fireteam Leader (Red - BOF)<br /> - AR<br /> - AAR<br /> - Fireteam Leader (Green - Maneuver)<br /> - Rifleman (AT)<br /> - Rifleman (AT)<br /> - Rifleman (Demo)<br /> <br /> 2nd Platoon - 2PLT<br /> - Platoon Leader<br /> - Platoon Sergeant (2IC - Optional)<br /> - Medical Officer<br /> <br /> First Squad - 2-1<br /> - Squad Leader<br /> - Medic<br /> - Fireteam Leader (Red - BOF)<br /> - AR<br /> - AAR<br /> - Fireteam Leader (Green - Maneuver)<br /> - Rifleman (AT)<br /> - Rifleman (AT)<br /> - Rifleman (Demo)<br /> <br /> Second Squad - 2-2<br /> - Squad Leader<br /> - Medic<br /> - Fireteam Leader (Red - BOF)<br /> - AR<br /> - AAR<br /> - Fireteam Leader (Green - Maneuver)<br /> - Rifleman (AT)<br /> - Rifleman (AT)<br /> - Rifleman (Demo)<br /> <br /> Any other supports/specialties come after.<br /> <br /> === Changing Infantry Structure ===<br /> Missions are encouraged to deviate from the provided path of the infantry structure if the mission calls for it. However, remember that not every mission that has real-world loadouts or structure necessarily implies good game play. Game play should always be forefront in your design.<br /> <br /> Any structure, such as mechanized/motorized or airborne that is added to the CRF by your mission is your responsibility to maintain.</div>

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