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Nevada might be a good choice... We've already blown the hell out of it anyways with all the crap TESTed over the last century.

Crash an Aurora full of beer into an enemy carrier... instant party boat! And then spread Test Propaganda to convert them all to the black and yellow! Once they experience the drunken stupor of Test they will never go back to their old ways. Welcome to TEST, Zone!

The black out mechanic in space flight is too sensitive as it is, some ships more than others...

"You sunk my battl... um, bengal carrier!"

Could make it like a reality TV show... camera crew following some random citizen around filming every part of their daily exploits... Or how about creating a Test Squadron documentary, a day in the life of a Test pilot and the camera crew follows a different member each episode.

Upside-down backwards Aurora... only high ranking TESTies fly that well.

For those that missed it live... like me... here's the episode http://www.twitch.tv/geekdomo/v/4015590

Cool, I was born in SoCal, but now live in Oregon... The only skill required is not spilling your beer while crashing your Aurora. However, you might actually be too skilled for the rest of us... Welcome to Test Squadron!

Prior to joining Test Squadron I was approached by somebody in Atlas Defense and also received an invite from another org that I can't even remember the name of, but neither of them really felt they would be a good fit. Plus I had already been drawn towards Test because of the endless amounts...

If Hornet racing is bad... then what about this...

Sounds like the average test member after a few beers.

I can almost hear the slurring of your words, drink more beer!

Real friends would have ordered you "The Four Horsemen"

This is Test Squadron, everything looks fuzzy... Good looking build there.. looks sturdy

Once the Aurora's start raining down most negotiations should be finished shortly.

I was wondering about that too... Johnnie, Jim, and Jack are old friends of mine...

42% of TEST will qualify on this point alone...

Good situational awareness is helpful for identifying enemy weakness. Once you see the holes in a defense then you can exploit them. Being able to read a battlefield takes experience, which is why leaders are usually long time veterans.

This is where communication counts. Recon spots an opening and reports it to the team leader. The team leader then communicates the information to the team. The team continues to call out enemy locations as they advance on the opening together. Enemies are always moving so knowing their...

Communication. The only way to succeed and excel on the battlefield is to communicate well with your teammates. Get your squad in a mumble channel while playing games together. Get used to calling targets, calling out your position, telling your teammates what you are doing. You can't...