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Overwatch is the real meat to playing as a Bridge Officer. When you enter the bridge (you get there from going left from the Cafeteria until you can't go left anymore), there are three consoles available to you. | Overwatch is the real meat to playing as a Bridge Officer. When you enter the bridge (you get there from going left from the Cafeteria until you can't go left anymore), there are three consoles available to you. | ||
[[File:OverwatchConsoles.png|thumbnail| | [[File:OverwatchConsoles.png|thumbnail|These are the three '''BO''' Consoles.]] | ||
==== Supply Drops ==== | ==== Supply Drops ==== | ||
Revision as of 15:20, 2 September 2015
This is a Work In Progress
Bridge Officer Guide
The Bridge Officer is the link between Marines and Command. Their job is to co-ordinate the squads on the ground and make sure that each squad is working with the supplies and intelligence that they need.
Each Bridge Officer spawns in their Officer Uniform, with everything they need to do their jobs effectively. The headset that you spawn with is the most important piece of equipment you have. The Bridge Officer's headset has access to every channel used by the USCM, and you'll need to use all of them at some point.
Communications
Aside from your fellow BO's, and your immediate superiors (The Executive Officer and the Commander), you'll talk to most people via the comms system. While wearing your Marine Command headset, you can access all channels used aboard the Sulaco. To do this, your put a little code before your message in the command bar, (If you're reading this guide, I assume you've at least learned how to speak ingame). Each channel has it's own specific code, which are as follow:
- General = ; Hey there!
- Command = :v You bureaucratic bastards!
- Military Police = :p MP to Requistions!
- Requisitions = :u Where the hell is my supply drop, RO?
- Medical/Research = :m I don't care, glue her leg back on and give her the gun!
There are also four channels that are turned OFF by default on your headset. Each of these four are for the four seperate squads you will need to help co-ordinate. When you choose a squad on Overwatch (we'll talk more about this later) you should turn the channel for that squad on. You do this by holding the headset in your hand and then clicking on it. Then, click on the specific channel to turn it on (or off). The codes for each channel are:
- Alpha = :q Listen up, Alpha!
- Bravo = :b Status, Bravo?
- Charlie = :c Understood, Charlie.
- Delta = :d Negative, Delta!
If you want, you can enable all the squad channels and listen in to get a better understanding of where all the Marines are and how they're coping. But, make sure you pay the most attention to your own squad, they're counting on you to tell them where to be and what to expect when they get there.
Overwatch
Overwatch is the real meat to playing as a Bridge Officer. When you enter the bridge (you get there from going left from the Cafeteria until you can't go left anymore), there are three consoles available to you.
