Each 60-player team is segmented into squads, which can further specialize towards infantry, logistics or armor. Both factions or teams have a Commander, who is responsible for coordinating squads toward the team objectives. The Commander makes resources available to the team in a mix that shapes the particular tactics a team will use to reach the victory condition. These come in the form of vehicles, equipment or off-map support. It will be essential for the Commander and squads to remain coordinated as the team's ability to maintain their position and resources within the game is utterly dependent on the level of communication between players.
Each squad is further segmented into roles, including the Squad Leader and individual specializations such as Medic, Combat Engineer, Machine Gunner, and even Anti-Tank. Just as the squads and Commander must coordinate at the macro level, so must squad members work toward a common goal that preserves the squad's resources and ability to continue to fight toward it’s individual goal as part as the teams overall objective.
Matches occur on large scale maps of varying sizes, featuring a wide variety of vehicle types that allow players to traverse land, water, and air. Land vehicles include the M151 Jeep, M35 Truck, ZIS150 Truck, light and heavy armor like the M113, M48 Patton and BTR152. Water based vehicles such as the PBR boat and Sampan are complemented by aerial support from helicopters such as the iconic Huey, Chinook and Cobra.
With each round playing out differently due to the resources and tactics used by teams, game modes, and dynamic spawning systems, no two rounds of Burning Lands: Vietnam will feel alike and the player will feel refreshed and excited for just one more round...
