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Tactical Armor Gear

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	**The Operator, unlike most TAG pilots, is not a Specialist Operative but does carry a HMG.		**The Operator, unlike most TAG pilots, is not a Specialist Operative but does carry a HMG.

	*'''Gator Squadron:''' Nomads finally have a 2nd battle tag to compare to Sally, and it's a bit of a beast. While both have similar roles, Gator tends to be more aggressive. With a shorter range gun (Multi HMG), dedicated anti-CC (NBW, -3CC, and E/M CC), and area denial (minethrower), Gator does very well pushing early and holding key locations. The NCO option helps to add even more aggression giving you a very strong unit to burn your LT order on. At two points its ususally worth taking. Make sure to leverage all of its tools to get the maximum use, throw mines to block ARO's while you punch key HI and Tag units in the face. It's b2 chain rifle allow for some very nasty situations where you take little risk offensively. Very difficult profile to get through due to it's armor 8 in cover, especially with a Moran nearby, ecm hacker, and the potential to go into suppressive, hackers and close range gunfighters tend to struggle to fight it. Not to mention Corrigedor's slew of engineers to bring it back up if needed. However, long range profiles can give it trouble; Hidden/Camo mimetism ARO pieces can be weathered unless they sport armour busting weapons (thankfully uncommon but not not unheard of - Swiss Guard, ~~Cutters~~ for example) or offensive ~~msv~~ pieces in factions with smoke such as the karhu in white co. Make sure it isn't getting shot by these unit archetypes.		*'''Gator Squadron:''' Nomads finally have a 2nd battle tag to compare to Sally, and it's a bit of a beast. While both have similar roles, Gator tends to be more aggressive. With a shorter range gun (Multi HMG), dedicated anti-CC (NBW, -3CC, and E/M CC), and area denial (minethrower), Gator does very well pushing early and holding key locations. The NCO option helps to add even more aggression giving you a very strong unit to burn your LT order on. At two points its ususally worth taking. Make sure to leverage all of its tools to get the maximum use, throw mines to block ARO's while you punch key HI and Tag units in the face. It's b2 chain rifle allow for some very nasty situations where you take little risk offensively. Very difficult profile to get through due to it's armor 8 in cover, especially with a Moran nearby, ecm hacker, and the potential to go into suppressive, hackers and close range gunfighters tend to struggle to fight it. Not to mention Corrigedor's slew of engineers to bring it back up if needed. However, long range profiles can give it trouble; Hidden/Camo mimetism ARO pieces can be weathered unless they sport armour busting weapons (thankfully uncommon but not not unheard of - Swiss Guard, Sunduqbut, Scouts and Tankhunters for example) or offensive MSV pieces in factions with smoke such as the karhu in white co or the Imperial Service. Make sure it isn't getting shot by these unit archetypes.

	===Remotes===		===Remotes===

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Tactical Armor Gear

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	**The Operator, unlike most TAG pilots, is not a Specialist Operative but does carry a HMG.		**The Operator, unlike most TAG pilots, is not a Specialist Operative but does carry a HMG.

	'''Gator Squadron:''' D'''Gator Squadron:''' Nomads finally have a 2nd battle tag to compare to Sally. While both have similar roles, Gator tends to be more aggressive. With a shorter range gun (Multi HMG), dedicated anti-CC (NBW, -3CC, and ~~EM+N~~ CC), and area denial (minethrower), Gator does very well pushing early and holding key locations. The NCO option helps to add even more aggression as you ~~now have~~ a ~~decent~~ unit to burn your LT order on~~, and is your only non-wildcat nco option~~. At two points its ususally worth taking. Make sure to leverage all of its tools to get the maximum use, throw mines to block ARO's while you punch key HI and Tag units in the face. It's b2 chain rifle allow for some very nasty situations where you take little risk offensively. Very difficult profile to get through due to it's armor 8 in cover, especially with a Moran nearby, ecm hacker, and the potential to go into suppressive, hackers and close range gunfighters tend to struggle to fight it. Not to mention Corrigedor's slew of engineers to bring it back up if needed. However, long range profiles can give it trouble~~, such mim 6 aro~~ pieces ~~as the Ryuken or Dasyus~~, or offensive msv pieces in factions with smoke such as the karhu in white co. Make sure it isn't getting shot by these unit archetypes.		*'''Gator Squadron:''' Nomads finally have a 2nd battle tag to compare to Sally, and it's a bit of a beast. While both have similar roles, Gator tends to be more aggressive. With a shorter range gun (Multi HMG), dedicated anti-CC (NBW, -3CC, and E/M CC), and area denial (minethrower), Gator does very well pushing early and holding key locations. The NCO option helps to add even more aggression giving you a very strong unit to burn your LT order on. At two points its ususally worth taking. Make sure to leverage all of its tools to get the maximum use, throw mines to block ARO's while you punch key HI and Tag units in the face. It's b2 chain rifle allow for some very nasty situations where you take little risk offensively. Very difficult profile to get through due to it's armor 8 in cover, especially with a Moran nearby, ecm hacker, and the potential to go into suppressive, hackers and close range gunfighters tend to struggle to fight it. Not to mention Corrigedor's slew of engineers to bring it back up if needed. However, long range profiles can give it trouble; Hidden/Camo mimetism ARO pieces can be weathered unless they sport armour busting weapons (thankfully uncommon but not not unheard of - Swiss Guard, Cutters for example) or offensive msv pieces in factions with smoke such as the karhu in white co. Make sure it isn't getting shot by these unit archetypes.

	===Remotes===		===Remotes===

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Medium Infantry

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	*'''Intruders:''' The former king, the one that veterans remember calling an auto take. Times have changed, but they are still strong, just not against everything. First off: BS 13, ARM 3, Camo and MSV2. Second: can take an MSR or an HMG. Third: Jaguars give you cheap smoke. Intruder can easily snipe off enemy killer units and ARO pieces from a distance and safety of smoke screen and Camo lets you abuse Surprise Shot. Unfortunately the modern trend of powerfull hard AROs in core fire teams such as the Kamau have made his job of enemy suppression much harder. Furthermore the lack of AP on the HMG can make it difficult to quickly tackle enemy armour with him. One wound means it’s easy to lose him to a Djanbazan sniper or a similar unit. Perhaps most interesting is the new - as of N4 - Shock MMR, KHD profile: a pocket specialist; KHD option to help keep your key hackers alive and a gun that is 'good enough' to fill the role Intruders are now best at: reliably clearing disposable AROs (Daylami, Flashbots, Jaguar Panzerfausts, Metros etc) for relatively low risk while you use your SWC for something else.		*'''Intruders:''' The former king, the one that veterans remember calling an auto take. Times have changed, but they are still strong, just not against everything. First off: BS 13, ARM 3, Camo and MSV2. Second: can take an MSR or an HMG. Third: Jaguars give you cheap smoke. Intruder can easily snipe off enemy killer units and ARO pieces from a distance and safety of smoke screen and Camo lets you abuse Surprise Shot. Unfortunately the modern trend of powerfull hard AROs in core fire teams such as the Kamau have made his job of enemy suppression much harder. Furthermore the lack of AP on the HMG can make it difficult to quickly tackle enemy armour with him. One wound means it’s easy to lose him to a Djanbazan sniper or a similar unit. Perhaps most interesting is the new - as of N4 - Shock MMR, KHD profile: a pocket specialist; KHD option to help keep your key hackers alive and a gun that is 'good enough' to fill the role Intruders are now best at: reliably clearing disposable AROs (Daylami, Flashbots, Jaguar Panzerfausts, Metros etc) for relatively low risk while you use your SWC for something else.

	*'''Lobos:''' Badass prison guards. Their ranged attacks get +1 damage while their attacks get +3 to hit on top of their 20 CC; nor they will ~~not~~ run away from anything with their Religious Troop and Veteran combo. They also pack good armour, a biometric visor and a breaker pistol and PARA CC weapon. Even their cheap options pack a surprising amount of weapons like a +1B flash pulse with the boarding shotgun or an ADHL (also with +1B) on the CR/LS option. Or can be had as a SpecOp with a BCR, that +1B flash pulse and your choice of a heavy riotstopper or a light flamer with +1 damage. For 1 SWC you can take an NCO with a Red Fury and that bonus shot flash pulse. If you don't have at least one in a fireteam, you should be asking yourself why because these guys were basically made for them.		*'''Lobos:''' Badass prison guards. Their ranged attacks get +1 damage while their attacks get +3 to hit on top of their 20 CC; nor they will run away from anything with their Religious Troop and Veteran combo. They also pack good armour, a biometric visor and a breaker pistol and PARA CC weapon. Even their cheap options pack a surprising amount of weapons like a +1B flash pulse with the boarding shotgun or an ADHL (also with +1B) on the CR/LS option. Or can be had as a SpecOp with a BCR, that +1B flash pulse and your choice of a heavy riotstopper or a light flamer with +1 damage. For 1 SWC you can take an NCO with a Red Fury and that bonus shot flash pulse. If you don't have at least one in a fireteam, you should be asking yourself why because these guys were basically made for them.

	*'''Sombras:''' A very tough, mobile midfield unit. They have arm 3, NWI and climbing plus allowing them to take a hit and move around terrain easily. They're a decent gun fighter with small arms carrying AP ammo, or a burst 4 gun in the form of the red fury which they can use very well very quickly thanks to forward deployment. The shotgun that the rifle profiles carry can be devastating. The hackers benefit a lot from having BTS 6 and NWI. The specialist operative is very strong due to not being hackable, having breaker and access to mines.		*'''Sombras:''' A very tough, mobile midfield unit. They have arm 3, NWI and climbing plus allowing them to take a hit and move around terrain easily. They're a decent gun fighter with small arms carrying AP ammo, or a burst 4 gun in the form of the red fury which they can use very well very quickly thanks to forward deployment. The shotgun that the rifle profiles carry can be devastating. The hackers benefit a lot from having BTS 6 and NWI. The specialist operative is very strong due to not being hackable, having breaker and access to mines.

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Heavy Infantry

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	*'''Mobile Brigada:''' Another wildcard option for Corregidor, they're also able to form a core-link themselves. The basic Heavy Infantry option. What sets these apart from other factions basic HI is that they have arm 5 and Courage which is an important perk, since Heavy Infantry are likely to roll Guts a lot. Can take both long and medium range weaponry and the basic MULTI Rifle option also has the ever present Light Flamethrower. These are one of the more durable LT choices in Corregidor.		*'''Mobile Brigada:''' Another wildcard option for Corregidor, they're also able to form a core-link themselves. The basic Heavy Infantry option. What sets these apart from other factions basic HI is that they have arm 5 and Courage which is an important perk, since Heavy Infantry are likely to roll Guts a lot. Can take both long and medium range weaponry and the basic MULTI Rifle option also has the ever present Light Flamethrower. These are one of the more durable LT choices in Corregidor.

			*'''Diablos:''' The worst of the worst, the meanest sons of bitches in the Corregidor prison system. More machine than man (as evinced by their STR in place of W), they're effectively shock troops with Natural Born Warrior and CC 23, best thrown at your opponent (literally because they're Berserk) for maximum carnage and destruction... assuming they survive. All their ranged attacks do an additional damage and their melee hits do +2 damage (+1 in battle-ravaged state). Their weapon options aren't special being largely close range items giving you the choice of a LSG, SMG or for the pricey option, a combi-rifle and a flammenspeer. All profiles pack a pistol (which will probably never get used), trench hammers (which you will certainly run out of) and a Shock CCW. Keep them in a fireteam with a Lobo and/or Jaguars to keep their impetuousness minimized.

	===Tactical Armor Gear===		===Tactical Armor Gear===

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Medium Infantry

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	*'''Intruders:''' The former king, the one that veterans remember calling an auto take. Times have changed, but they are still strong, just not against everything. First off: BS 13, ARM 3, Camo and MSV2. Second: can take an MSR or an HMG. Third: Jaguars give you cheap smoke. Intruder can easily snipe off enemy killer units and ARO pieces from a distance and safety of smoke screen and Camo lets you abuse Surprise Shot. Unfortunately the modern trend of powerfull hard AROs in core fire teams such as the Kamau have made his job of enemy suppression much harder. Furthermore the lack of AP on the HMG can make it difficult to quickly tackle enemy armour with him. One wound means it’s easy to lose him to a Djanbazan sniper or a similar unit. Perhaps most interesting is the new - as of N4 - Shock MMR, KHD profile: a pocket specialist; KHD option to help keep your key hackers alive and a gun that is 'good enough' to fill the role Intruders are now best at: reliably clearing disposable AROs (Daylami, Flashbots, Jaguar Panzerfausts, Metros etc) for relatively low risk while you use your SWC for something else.		*'''Intruders:''' The former king, the one that veterans remember calling an auto take. Times have changed, but they are still strong, just not against everything. First off: BS 13, ARM 3, Camo and MSV2. Second: can take an MSR or an HMG. Third: Jaguars give you cheap smoke. Intruder can easily snipe off enemy killer units and ARO pieces from a distance and safety of smoke screen and Camo lets you abuse Surprise Shot. Unfortunately the modern trend of powerfull hard AROs in core fire teams such as the Kamau have made his job of enemy suppression much harder. Furthermore the lack of AP on the HMG can make it difficult to quickly tackle enemy armour with him. One wound means it’s easy to lose him to a Djanbazan sniper or a similar unit. Perhaps most interesting is the new - as of N4 - Shock MMR, KHD profile: a pocket specialist; KHD option to help keep your key hackers alive and a gun that is 'good enough' to fill the role Intruders are now best at: reliably clearing disposable AROs (Daylami, Flashbots, Jaguar Panzerfausts, Metros etc) for relatively low risk while you use your SWC for something else.

			*'''Lobos:''' Badass prison guards. Their ranged attacks get +1 damage while their attacks get +3 to hit on top of their 20 CC; nor they will not run away from anything with their Religious Troop and Veteran combo. They also pack good armour, a biometric visor and a breaker pistol and PARA CC weapon. Even their cheap options pack a surprising amount of weapons like a +1B flash pulse with the boarding shotgun or an ADHL (also with +1B) on the CR/LS option. Or can be had as a SpecOp with a BCR, that +1B flash pulse and your choice of a heavy riotstopper or a light flamer with +1 damage. For 1 SWC you can take an NCO with a Red Fury and that bonus shot flash pulse. If you don't have at least one in a fireteam, you should be asking yourself why because these guys were basically made for them.

	*'''Sombras:''' A very tough, mobile midfield unit. They have arm 3, NWI and climbing plus allowing them to take a hit and move around terrain easily. They're a decent gun fighter with small arms carrying AP ammo, or a burst 4 gun in the form of the red fury which they can use very well very quickly thanks to forward deployment. The shotgun that the rifle profiles carry can be devastating. The hackers benefit a lot from having BTS 6 and NWI. The specialist operative is very strong due to not being hackable, having breaker and access to mines.		*'''Sombras:''' A very tough, mobile midfield unit. They have arm 3, NWI and climbing plus allowing them to take a hit and move around terrain easily. They're a decent gun fighter with small arms carrying AP ammo, or a burst 4 gun in the form of the red fury which they can use very well very quickly thanks to forward deployment. The shotgun that the rifle profiles carry can be devastating. The hackers benefit a lot from having BTS 6 and NWI. The specialist operative is very strong due to not being hackable, having breaker and access to mines.

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=Example Lists

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	===Example Lists==		==Example Lists==
	Note: These lists are not meant to be definitive, depending on tournament or situation these are even sub optimal, these are just meant to be beginner lists for players to start to understand the sectorial. Feel free to switch it up!		Note: These lists are not meant to be definitive, depending on tournament or situation these are even sub optimal, these are just meant to be beginner lists for players to start to understand the sectorial. Feel free to switch it up!

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	*CJC doesn't usually win by tabling their opponent; they win by having the right troops in the right place at the right time to do whatever is necessary. DO THE MISSION.		*CJC doesn't usually win by tabling their opponent; they win by having the right troops in the right place at the right time to do whatever is necessary. DO THE MISSION.


			===Example Lists==
			Note: These lists are not meant to be definitive, depending on tournament or situation these are even sub optimal, these are just meant to be beginner lists for players to start to understand the sectorial. Feel free to switch it up!

			General all purpose list
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			I

			Gator list:
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2601:603:7E:3EA0:5584:32E9:5A56:5091: /* Tactical Armor Gear */

2023-01-02T14:45:02Z

Tactical Armor Gear

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	**The Operator, unlike most TAG pilots, is not a Specialist Operative but does carry a HMG.		**The Operator, unlike most TAG pilots, is not a Specialist Operative but does carry a HMG.

	*'''Gator Squadron:''' ~~Does~~ a ~~lot~~ of ~~bath salts~~ and ~~eats people~~'s ~~faces~~		'''Gator Squadron:''' D'''Gator Squadron:''' Nomads finally have a 2nd battle tag to compare to Sally. While both have similar roles, Gator tends to be more aggressive. With a shorter range gun (Multi HMG), dedicated anti-CC (NBW, -3CC, and EM+N CC), and area denial (minethrower), Gator does very well pushing early and holding key locations. The NCO option helps to add even more aggression as you now have a decent unit to burn your LT order on, and is your only non-wildcat nco option. At two points its ususally worth taking. Make sure to leverage all of its tools to get the maximum use, throw mines to block ARO's while you punch key HI and Tag units in the face. It's b2 chain rifle allow for some very nasty situations where you take little risk offensively. Very difficult profile to get through due to it's armor 8 in cover, especially with a Moran nearby, ecm hacker, and the potential to go into suppressive, hackers and close range gunfighters tend to struggle to fight it. Not to mention Corrigedor's slew of engineers to bring it back up if needed. However, long range profiles can give it trouble, such mim 6 aro pieces as the Ryuken or Dasyus, or offensive msv pieces in factions with smoke such as the karhu in white co. Make sure it isn't getting shot by these unit archetypes.

	===Remotes===		===Remotes===