Corsair Patrol Boat
Controls coastlines and river crossings. Lays down fire support where land vehicles can't reach.
In the line of the RHIB and fast attack craft — quick, aggressive coastal control.
- Own the coastline — control crossings land vehicles can't reach.
- Lay fire support onto beach flags, then reposition.
- Keep moving; a stationary hull is an easy air target.
The role
Coastal control — fire support where land vehicles can't reach.
The patrol boat owns the water routes. Fast and anti-infantry by nature, it controls coastlines and river crossings and lays down fire support on the flanks that ground vehicles simply can't get to. On the maps where it appears, the team that owns the water owns an approach the enemy has to respect.
It's a flanking and support piece. Use it to pressure the shore, cut off a water crossing, and enable a landing — then get it out before the air or the shore AT makes it pay.
Own the water lane
Control the crossings and the coastline the enemy needs. A boat holding the river is an entire approach the other team has to solve.
Support the landing
Lay fire on the shore to enable a squad's push, then reposition. Its anti-infantry guns clear a beach or a dock that ground units are struggling to take.
Respect the shore
Air and shore-based AT punish a boat that lingers in the open. Strike, support, and keep moving along the coast rather than parking in a firing line.
Attack air and shore-based AT.
Enemy boats in a trade, and infantry AT from the banks.
Map-specific — decisive on coastal and river maps, absent elsewhere.
Loadout
Crew positions
Controls coastlines and river crossings land vehicles can't reach.
Lays fire support onto beach flags and shore infantry.
Keeps enemy air off the boat's back.
- Air strikes from above
- Shore-based AT launchers
- Enemy patrol boats
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