bingo fuel

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2 questions about the adapt - bingo fuel mission.

1)
When you are given a choice of places to take the fuel, what difference does it make?

2)
Many people complain that this mission is hard, I had little problem with it. Although after crossing the road I did hyjack a APC and then sorted out both fuel-truck locations by running over all the soldiers before getting in the fuel truck. Also during the first rampage there were several soldiers shooting rockets at me which always missed.

Was a lucky/cheating - or is this mission actually hard?

[icon_of_sin]

The game does tell you to go to the back of the compound

I did that
and that is where i found a driveable APC

So i took that and went round running over all the soldiers in both compounds, as i said before a lot of missiles missed in the first compound so i was lucky there.

[icon_of_sin]

Most of the complaints seam to be about the tanks everywhere

I did not get spotted by a single tank/heli/APC
except for one on the edge of the town at the start which i deliberatly engaged, dropped a lot of smoke arround and then ran past.

I ordered my men to hold fire, stealth and keep lookout and i constantly got warnings of helis and NPCs without any effort on my part.

Every time i got a warning i went prone in a bush until I was told that the threat had gone.

[StormhawkV]

1) If you give the fuel to Stavrou the driver who will take you to your next objective will have enough fuel to drive you there but a platoon of enemy soldiers has taken the town. Give the fuel to Miller and most of the soldiers are gone but the ATV is out of fuel. Blowing up the officer on your own and giving the fuel to Stavrou will combine both advantages.

2) In earlier versions of Arma 3 NVGs weren't stored in your base at all. Since "Bingo Fuel" is a night mission by default you had to scavenge NVGs for yourself and your team from dead AAF teamleaders (fight their squad) or crewmen (fight their vehicle). For some players "Bingo Fuel" takes place during day after they changed the order of the missions by talking to the officers at the base. They were spotted by the patrols who asked for vehicle support and there are quite a lot of them stationed at the town and the nearby outpost.