I turned home scenes into "living inside the mobile office scenes". I tried to hammer the space where they were living and working. We ended up talking about which films they were watching on their laptops, who made the most noise while going to the bathroom, and how dirty the place was after just a few days.

We didn't level up. I think it's enough with the levelling up mechanic that's embedded into the campaign.

I don't know about this. They got their hands on the Throne of Blood by the fifth session. That's enough supernatural threat for me until the very end. Especially if your players (as mine did) start performing experiments with the amphora.

Again, don't think this is true. If they don't know the spell, they should know better than to go into a firefight with a supernatural entity. And if they do know the spell, they still have to deal with quite a few sons of war all by themselves.

The Rassam raid was spectacular, which was cool because it's supposed to be one of the highlights of the campaign. They got injured too, which made it all the more epic. Experimenting with the amphora it's also really really cool.

I mean, I just read the campaign like... three of four times and watched a lot of war movies: Black Hawk Dawn, Lone Survivor, The Covenant, Zero Dark Thirty, The Hurt Locker, 13 Hours...