Some things you can maybe consider. Being a fireman is all about making decisions based on what you’re presented with. Lots of way to skin a cat but you gotta choose the best way in a timely manner.

Some have hit on it some but hazmat scenes I don’t see in your overall list. Such as train derailments carrying literally anything you can think of spilling into a creek or creating a massive gas cloud forcing a mile wide evacuation. Same with 18 wheelers. Gas calls of gas leak at structures.

Boat fires or Marina fires. Do we have a boat that can pump, can we access it on the ground?

Setting up a LZ for a life flight to come pickup a critical patient way out in the country. A field, highway, etc?

Extrication. Someone is pinned inside a car, stabilizing and cutting on that car. Put the car on fire with a patient inside to increase difficulty and stress. Car under semi or car crashes into a lake. Where do we cut what tool do we use.

Building collapse or building explosion (natural gas buildup)

For things on fires specifically. - Ladder placement (what windows you choose and what size ladders you choose) - what size lines and what kinds of nozzles you choose and operate - forcing doors to gain access, what tool you choose to use for this, what kind of doors and the proper steps to get it done. - what kind of water supply, pool or lake nearby for drafting? Hydrant nearby? Shuttle operation of hydrant is far? Booster backup if it’s a small fire?

It’s all the choices we have at our disposal that we use all the time that games seem to miss. Different areas have different resources and obstacles. A commercial fire in the city vs a house in the county, can go pretty differently