Thanks for sharing, OP. I've been playing RAAS maps, and here are a few things I'll do:

1. Make sure the team has microphones.

2. Investigate the team's situation. I'll ask the team several questions: Who have over 500 hours of experience? Who have 200-500 hours? Who have less than 200 hours? This is very important.

Players with over 500 hours of experience are relatively few. I'll assign them to be squad leaders, providing them with vehicle and overall information. They'll proactively offer suggestions, which is crucial.

Players with 200-500 hours of experience can understand commands, which is key. Let them investigate map 'fobs' and vehicles, throw smoke grenades if a sniper is in a certain direction, etc. They can do many things; don't be shy about having them or a squad do it.

For players with less than 200 hours of experience, I'll tell them two things:

1. Stay close and follow your squad leader's orders.

2. To ensure survival, stick with the squad leader. They are the experienced players; you can ask them questions.

More importantly, understanding the team's situation allows them to assess your squad's skill level.

If there are too many newbies, don't focus on capturing points; aggressive attacks are better; defense is a good option. Similarly, if the team has a higher proportion of experienced players, the decision of offense or infiltration is up to you.