[TAC] is a clan based on Tactical game play. We are now recruiting. If you are looking for a more tactical experience on the battlefield and interested in joining then apply for the platoon and contact one of the leaders or founder. Here are the general rules for the Tactical Operations Clan. See you one the Battlefield.

[TAC] R.O.E. Battlefield 3




Have fun!

Play fair!

Keep vulgar language or obscene language to a minimum! Not all players are of a mature age, and we MUST respect the right of any person out there to enjoy this form of entertainment without such corruption. It is a foregone conclusion that the game contains certain vulgarity to keep the adult appeal, but that does not permit clan members to openly use harsh language. This rule is somewhat flexible, but repeated and continued violation will result in membership revoked to inactive status(the do not invite list) or expunged from the clan.


Respect other clan members. If you don’t like them, mute them. No refusal to play with other clan members will be allowed. Everyone in the clan has a right to play, and if they have done something to insult (or annoy) you that you wish not to play with them, bring it to the team leader’s attention. In turn the team leaders will bring it to the attention of the clan founders and a vote will be taken among senior members as to the status, punishment (if any), or other disciplinary actions that will be taken against the offending member.

Respect other players. We do not discriminate against any other Xbox Live player based around age,race, abilities, rank, statistics, or dress appearance.

Observe your position, and respect the judgment of the recognized team leader. If you are a point man, work with the team until such time as the team leader unleashes you. If you are a supporting role, wait until the team leader calls for covering fire, or to assault a position before you “go rambo”. If you are a flank or rear guard, do not ignore your duties to the team. Failure to do so comprimises the team objectives, and is considered bad form.

Observe the R.O.E., and chosen strategy/tactic. This rule is at the heart of our clan. While perhaps not THE most important, as all rules are important, this rule is critical. In BF3 a squad is most effective when each member has a specific job. You will be “field tested” and given an assigned role. Some of the roles will differ depending on the map and if you are an attacker of defender. When you are given a role (even if you don’t really like it) you are expected to uphold it. If you do not like that role to the point it displeases you, then bring it to the attention of the team leader and the group will decide on a worthy compromise. Such compromises may be “revolving roles” where even though you are designated as one role, you may operate within another role so long as your team agrees, and the other member replacing you is competent in that role. Remember, sometimes you are given a role because the team thinks you are the best among them at that role, so respect them by taking pride in it!





Multiple Squad R.O.E. There will be times that there will be more than four people playing BF3. That means there will be more than one squad. It will be up the recognized team leaders to coordinate the attack/defense before the round starts. Ex,(Alpha Squad attack/defend objective A, and Bravo squad attack or defend Objective B). Doing this will keep the battlefield clean and organized.

COMMUNICATION. This one of the most important rules in [TAC]. A lot of people don’t realize this but your mic is one of the strongest weapons in the game. Letting your squad know the enemy position is better than just you knowing. Call enemy positions, let your squad know when the target is down. IF YA CAN’T BAG ‘EM, THEN TAG ‘EM!


NO BAD FEELINGS! If you don’t like the way something is going, tell a leader, and changes will be made. If that leader fails to recognize your complaint then contact a founding member and a determination on further action will be made based upon merit. Open arguing or disrespecting other members (or Xbox Live players) will NOT be tolerated. Such behavior may be grounds for kick/ban or being expunged from the clan.

Respect the channel! (Most commonly violated rule). Keep idle chatter to a minimum! If you have to speak to someone in real life, cover/mute your microphone, or tilt it up so that others don’t have to listen. Do NOT yell with your mic on, and keep your mic tilted up just above your mouth so everyone doesn’t hear heavy breathing all the time. Observe this rule and others will have a LOT more respect for you.

These rules are easy and simple to follow. See you on the Battlefield.