18th Legionary Mechanised Company

Given 1–3 other crewmen of similar skill, should be able to highscore or topscore a public server easily.

Given their tools — points for artillery, a decent map for infantry — should be able to assist an average 18th crew to the point of one of its members topscoring or completely dominating a public server.

Knowledge and usage of the reticle aiming system, rangefinding with "V" and MG, and WW2/CW tank weakspots. On a high level — accurate eyeballing.

Knowledge and usage of the FCS aiming system and modern tank weakspots. On a high level — accurate wallbanging on info from support, and shooting down fast-moving targets such as strafing helicopters.

Knowledge and usage of accurate gear shift, RPM gauge, positioning strategies and tank angling. On a high level — commanding and spotting while driving without issues.

Accurate callouts of movement, leadership over the crew, spotting and relaying info. On a high level — commanding multiple crews to work together on a small scale, such as attacking a dug-in enemy tank.

Knowledge and usage of infantry tactics and differences between game modes, tank weakspots, and the ability to operate alone. On a high level — completely denying enemy advancement over a specific area of the map.

Knowledge and usage of artillery positioning and aiming strategies, proper targeting and the artillery calculator. On a high level — significantly impacting the game without external information support such as drones or friendly crews.

Scouting, usage of drones and the Engineer class. On a high level — able to replace combat infantry in terms of area denial.

Scouting, proper and direct rocket strafing, and avoiding enemy anti-air. On a high level — incapacitating multiple enemy tanks in short rocket runs.

Judged by the officer, mostly for support roles too specialised to receive a standard qualification. On a high level — game impact comparable to general support.