[A-10C WARTHOG] DCS Let's examine a sample scenario of 6 actions to better understand the execution sequencing based on the action type, list order, and priority setting: 1. Enroute Task 1 (Search Then Engage in Zone) 2. Task 1 (Attack Group) 3. Command ( Switch Frequency) 4. Option (Flare Using) 5. Enroute Task 2 (Search Then Engage Group) Priority=0 6. Task 2 (Attack Unit) P r i o r i t y Task 1 Command execute Option execute Task 2 Start enroute task 2 (pending) Start enroute task 1 (pending) Enroute task 1 execute Enroute task 2 execute Enroute task 1 (pending) Enroute task 1 execute Time The AI begins by starting action #1 (Enroute Task 1 ), but this is immediately stopped to begin performing action #2 (Task 1 ), because any Task has a higher execution priority over any concurrent Enroute Task. Once action #2 (Task 1 ) is completed (or is automatically stopped by the AI due to not being possible), the next three actions are executed in near instantaneous succession: action #3 (Command ), action #4 (Option ) and action #5 (Enroute Task 2 ). Action #5 (Enroute Task 2 ) is then stopped to perform action #6 (Task 2 ). Once action #6 (Task 2 ) is completed (or is automatically stopped by the AI due to not being possible), actions #1 (Enroute Task 1 ) and #5 (Enroute Task 2 ) are restarted. Of these two actions, action #5 (Enroute Task 2 ) has the highest priority setting of <0>, so if the conditions for both action #1 and action #5 are in effect, action #5 will be executed first. However, action #5 (Enroute Task 2 ) also has a stop condition of waypoint-5, so it will cease running after the group leader reaches this waypoint, 121 / MISSION EDITOR | GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE