VorlonFCW wrote:
And of course there is this that is easy to overlook:
Freezy wrote:
Keep in mind though that their targeting works like rockets, if their target keeps moving your paratroopers land on empty space.
Which means your paratroopers are stuck in the mud for some number of hours while the enemy has already passed them.
And, BTW, the correct military term would be "marshaling" (not "cooling off"), as in to gather up your equipment and separated subunits (or "sticks" in WW2 Allied paratrooper terminology), so that they could maneuver and fight as a cohesive company, regiment or division again.