I think you have to actually be physically at the airport to order stuff online it never seems to come for me if I don't order it from there. Always make sure you get a very capable medic, and keep enough med supplies on hand to let him/her cure any nasty bullet wounds you might accquire otherwise you'll just bleed to death after finishing a fight. Once you've got a couple mines you should be able to support about 2 full squads of mercs, which is a pretty good amount for a while. Once you capture, say, Chitzena, train up as many milita as you can, so they'll hold the mine for you (and help capture the rest of the town if you haven't already).
It's, maybe second to Syndicate for me, but then again, those 2 games sort of scratch different itches, one being set in a dystopia that is more Sci Fi ish while the other being a dystopia more closely related to out socio economical current situation.I usually go after the mines first, as it's nice to have a cushion of money. Add to that even easier controls, lots more scenarios and more customization to the basic premise and with this title you get the epitome of tactical gameplay, top down, well executed. The backstory had always been a little muddy with jagged Alliance, which persists in this second title just as well, but frankly that is something that bothers me so little and has so little effect on the game that it's almost not worth mentioning. Anyway, with Jagged Alliance 2 Gold Edition the majority of the issues that I had with JA1 were cleared away, and thus, if I feel like top down highly polished low level tactics, this is where I turn to. The graphical presentation of that one was so so for me, alright, but could have been better. I played the older Jagged Alliance and while I found it engaging, there were still issues that managed to nag me here and there. The definitive oldschool Jagged Alliance version
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