What does CTCP mean in UNCLASSIFIED

Capture The Command Points (CTCP) is a team-based game mode in first-person shooter games where players compete to capture and hold designated objectives called Command Points.

In CTCP, teams of players compete to control multiple Command Points scattered across the map. To capture a Command Point, players must stand within its designated capture zone for a set duration. Holding a Command Point grants the capturing team points over time. The team with the most points at the end of the match wins.

Effective CTCP strategies include:

• Controlling key Command Points: Focus on capturing and holding Command Points that provide strategic advantages, such as high ground or access to choke points.
• Flanking and communication: Coordinate with teammates to flank enemy positions and disrupt their capture efforts.
• Contesting enemy captures: Actively challenge enemy attempts to capture Command Points by engaging in combat or using area-denial tactics.
• Map awareness: Pay attention to the map to identify enemy movements and potential capture zones.

Common CTCP tactics include:

• Rushing: Aggressive strategy where a team attempts to quickly capture Command Points before the enemy can react.
• Holding: Defensive strategy that involves establishing control over key Command Points and repelling enemy attacks.
• Splitting: Dividing the team into smaller groups to capture multiple Command Points simultaneously.
• Camping: Hiding near a Command Point and waiting for an opportunity to capture it when the enemy is distracted.