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-Fleets tend to be fairly organized affairs, similar to raids in a game like WoW. However unlike in raids, most of the complexity of fleets is managed by the Fleet Commanders, and the skill/experience barriers to entry are pretty much nonexistent. Almost all fleets in Brave are accessible to new players.
+Fleets tend to be fairly organized affairs, similar to raids in a game like WoW. However unlike in raids, most of the complexity of fleets is managed by the Fleet Commanders, and the skill/experience barriers to entry are pretty much nonexistent. **Almost all fleets in Brave are accessible to new players.**
 ==== Initial Ping and Formup ====
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 In most cases warping and taking gates are done in an organized manner, with callouts for each action. **To keep a fleet together you generally don't self-warp on fleets; instead the FC usually calls for the fleet to align somewhere and then initiates a Fleet-Warp so everyone lands at the same time.** Some common phrases you'll hear are:
-  * <text type="success">**Align to X -**</text> This is usually accompanied by a broadcast.
+  * <text type="success">**Align to X -**</text> This is usually accompanied by a broadcast. If you are close, the menu shows "Approach" instead.
   * <text type="success">**Gate is Red / Hold on the Gate -**</text> Do Not Jump through the gate until called for.
   * <text type="success">**Gates is Green / Take the Gate / Jump -**</text> Jump through the gate you're currently on.
+  * <text type="success">**Get on the Bridge -**</text> Keep at Range 1000m on the Bridging Titan. Do Not use a Prop-Mod.
+  * <text type="success">**Take the Bridge -**</text> Jump through the Titan Bridge by using Right Click -> Jump Through or the Top Option on the Radial Menu.
   * <text type="success">**Free Burn to X -**</text> Self-Warp to make your way to X as quickly as possible.
   * <text type="success">**Hold Gate Cloak -**</text> After jumping through a gate don't do anything to maintain your 60 second cloak until the FC gives a new order.
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   * <text type="success">**Orbit 500m / 1000m / 1,500m -**</text> This is usually used in missile boats to maximize your transversal since your weapons aren't tracking based.
   * <text type="success">**Orbit 20km / 30km -**</text> This is used to avoid bomb damage in fleets especially susceptible to them.
+**Note For Logistics (Repping) Ships: Some fleets have a dedicated Logi-Anchor, when present these ships should anchor on it instead.**
 ==== Target Calling ====
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 **Some fleets also require synchronized fire, and in these cases the FC will call for each individual gun cycle so as to maximize alpha damage.** For situations where this is needed, the FC will usually ask for people to put a letter in fleet chat once their guns are cycled (ready to fire again), and then call a short countdown ending in "Fire" to signal when you should cycle your weapons.
+**Which ammo type you use is important in a fleet engagement, make sure to listen for orders to <text type="success">Pre-Load X</text> or <text type="success">Reload X</text> to ensure you're always using the correct ammo type.**
 The most common orders in relation to target calling are:
   * <text type="success">**Primary / Secondary / Tertiary Target -**</text> A set of targets to be locked and fired on in that order. These are almost always accompanied by broadcasts.
+  * <text type="success">**Lock (and Fire) -**</text> These are two separate commands (though often given together) used to coordinate fire on a specific target.
   * <text type="success">**Free Fire -**</text> Fire-at-will on any hostile targets you can.
   * <text type="success">**Sort By Name / Range -**</text> Sort hostiles on your overview by name A-Z or distance Closest-Farthest and fire on targets in that order.
   * <text type="success">**Haze Tackle -**</text> Free Fire on any hostile tackle ships in range.
-  * <text type="success">**Defang Drones / Fighters -**</text> Free fire on any hostile drones or fighters in range.
+  * <text type="success">**Defang Drones / Fighters -**</text> Free Fire on any hostile drones or fighters in range.
 ==== Broadcasting for Reps ====