Shack Tactical - Compilation of footage

Hey dude, I'm a hardcore ArmA fan, I'm always lurking around the bistudio forum, my name is Sgt Cresswell on the forum, I'm currently reading through your TTP2 guide and I have to say I'm really impressed, I would look into joining Shack Tactical if my computer had the internet and not just my laptop, great work man.

lol i watched this after Fer takes a sniper bullet video and that vid made me ROFL because that happened to me and my friends we were on patrol and a sniper took out our leader and we were like WTF o_O what we do !!!!! then he slowly picked us all off XD.

On a different note what do you have to do to join shach tactical?

what are you recording with ??

Lul'd at this little gem;

"Oops! Looks like didn't have a weapon on him. I'd better damage myself so it looks like it was a struggle..."

You guys are the winners of the FTW award(For The Win). I just have one question for you. When you made the strategy guide how did you decide what would work and what wouldn't? Did you use the game to test your theories? Great video by the way.

The guide was based in part off of our gameplay experiences in Operation Flashpoint, and in part based on what I anticipated happening in ArmA when we transitioned to it. Our actual gaming in ArmA has validated the TTP of that guide, too, which is cool to see.

I see. You guys are awesome to see on video using proper tactics and procedures. I have to say if I wanted to join a group for ARMA you would be it.

I really look up on your group, I watched almost all of your videos, quite impressive, I really liked the one you were crossing the bridge in OFP, that was amazing, after that video I had a revelation: There are groups which play OFP (now ArmA) as it should be played. 120 members wow, you must have a lot of work with them!

I am seriously consider joining your clan/organization, when I get my new PC set up (lets hope in the summer I will manage that) I will send ya an e-mail.

It's pretty neat how the group has evolved since OFP. Even with 120 members, thanks to the way every has stepped up towards leadership and matured as ArmA/OFP players, it's relatively easy to manage everyone. The biggest challenge comes from trying to integrate the newer people who may not know exactly what the spirit of the group is all about.