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Making a presence does influence the tactical decisions made by the enemy. Here's a simplistic example. If the enemy isn't aware that your side has CAS, he ma
by bubuga 10y ago
Making a presence does influence the tactical decisions made by the enemy.
Here's a simplistic example. If the enemy isn't aware that your side has CAS, he may believe that it's a good idea to attack your side in a certain way. He may get killed in the process, but that attack may result in some losses on your side.
If, on the other hand, the enemy is made aware of your CAS, he may opt to play it safe and not risk his assets by attacking you that way.
It's like when you play chess: some pieces control some areas of the board without doing anything. Just by being where they are, they restrict the opponent's actions.