For new players of Isonzo, this guide will show you how to be a quality Officer in a few very simple tips, let’s check it out.
Officer Intro
So lets begin, First you’ll notice you have a few unique options as an officer compared to the Rifleman, Officers get unique abilities that can change the game completely. You have abilities like Issuing Orders (Which allows you to cut down the respawn timer for your team and the ability to direct your team to a potential attacking point) Second you get this awesome gadget called the Flare Gun (This allows you to fire off markers, these markers are important for artillery) tip: remember to look at your mini-map this shows you were the flare will land, which means you can drop artillery there! and Finally you have your passive, personally I only run the x2 officer whistle because it allows me to get more people in the fight.
Call In Artillery!!!
To keep it simple, Call in Artillery it will be your best friend. Beware the potential of doing more damage then helping. To call in Artillery you must first be a Officer, there are always 2 slots in a game for your team, next you need to find the call boxes (they will be by for your spawn points most have them) click E then you will access the artillery menu
This is the menu (granted from an old dev blog) this menu allows you to call in artillery ,gas ,and aviation. Personally my favorite is Aviation, due to the process of a rolling bombing with the bomber squadron. As an Officer you need to see which way the enemies are pushing you, for an example the enemy is funneling through the back of A, I’m going to mark it with the flare gun and drop Artillery or call in a bomber. If your defending, you need to keep away from the Forward spawn points. If you can see over the battle you can call in anything, and you can keep orders flowing for your team. I tend to stick by the Call boxes.
Pros and Cons
That’s all we are sharing today in Isonzo Beginner Tips for Officer Players, if you have anything to add, please feel free to leave a comment below, you can also read the original article here, all the credits goes to the original author Truegritmike
Helpful. Thank you Pookie!