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=== Situational awareness ===

In a warfare simulator, you are never ''really'' safe. A mission creator is within their rights to have you spawn into contact {{Emdash}} it's just rarely done. The point is, your head should always be on a swivel. By this, we mean you should be free looking by pressing {{Key press|~~LCtrl~~}} ''liberally'' to continuously scan your environment for threats or anything else worthy of telling your fellow soldiers.

In a warfare simulator, you are never ''really'' safe. A mission creator is within their rights to have you spawn into contact {{Emdash}} it's just rarely done. The point is, your head should always be on a swivel. By this, we mean you should be free looking by pressing {{Key press|LAlt}} ''liberally'' to continuously scan your environment for threats or anything else worthy of telling your fellow soldiers.

This doesn't mean you ''never'' rest your attention {{Emdash}} this is still a game {{Emdash}} but there shouldn't be prolonged periods of mindlessness. If you are walking in a column, chatting with your buds, and you are deciding what you want for dinner in an hour and have zoned out, you are likely messing up.

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 === Situational awareness ===
-In a warfare simulator, you are never ''really'' safe. A mission creator is within their rights to have you spawn into contact {{Emdash}} it's just rarely done. The point is, your head should always be on a swivel. By this, we mean you should be free looking by pressing {{Key press|LCtrl}} ''liberally'' to continuously scan your environment for threats or anything else worthy of telling your fellow soldiers.
+In a warfare simulator, you are never ''really'' safe. A mission creator is within their rights to have you spawn into contact {{Emdash}} it's just rarely done. The point is, your head should always be on a swivel. By this, we mean you should be free looking by pressing {{Key press|LAlt}} ''liberally'' to continuously scan your environment for threats or anything else worthy of telling your fellow soldiers.
 This doesn't mean you ''never'' rest your attention {{Emdash}} this is still a game {{Emdash}} but there shouldn't be prolonged periods of mindlessness. If you are walking in a column, chatting with your buds, and you are deciding what you want for dinner in an hour and have zoned out, you are likely messing up.