Cross-Com System

Lore & Background

The Cross-Com system varies between versions. For the Xbox 360 version, the system highlights enemies spotted by both the player and both their squad and other allies. The Microsoft Windows version only highlights enemies seen by the player's squad and not themselves.

In Their Own Story

In the Xbox 360 version, when a mission provides the player with a squad, orders given via the Cross-Com system apply to the entire squad, and not to individual squad members. The system highlights enemies spotted by both the player and both their squad and other allies. In the Microsoft Windows version, the Cross-Com system is more flexible, capable of issuing more controlled commands to individual squad members, as well as plotting out attack routes and battle plans for other friendly units. However, it only highlights enemies seen by the player's squad and not themselves. The system can be used to command helicopters and UAV drones to locate enemies or deal with a particular threat encountered.

Reader's Guide

In the Xbox 360 version, the Cross-Com system highlights enemies spotted by the player, their squad, and other allies. In the Windows version, it only highlights enemies seen by the player's squad. The system is used to command friendly units via the Intel map.

Did You Know?

• The Cross-Com system's functionality differs between the Xbox 360 and Windows versions.
• In the Xbox 360 version, the system highlights enemies spotted by the player, their squad, and other allies.
• In the Windows version, the system only highlights enemies seen by the player's squad.