"Standard Issue mode", which gives all players to only using their side's default standard issue bolt-action rifle (i.e.
Failure to comply will result in the squad leader being demoted from leadership and replaced by the squad member who was the first to request for a new objective. The Fall Update addresses this issue, in which the squad leader will have a one-minute time limit to issue an order if a squad member asks for one.
Gamers who are serious about squad play were displeased with the initial system, which rendered them powerless when it came to uncooperative squad leaders.
Either way, it's still a heroic action to do, and it says volumes about Bishop's character that he volunteers to do this. And anyway, he should logically realize that taking on that many Ottomans, no matter how badass he is, would result in his death.
A lighter example is Frederick Bishop: Did Bishop really know that he was going to die to cover the ANZAC retreat at the end of The Runner? It's heavily implied he does realize this-he tells Foster to immediately begin shelling the Ottoman fort once Foster and company made it back to the Dreadnoughts, implying he knew he wouldn't make it out of the fort alive, and at the start of said mission, he mutters either "guess this is it" or "c'est la guerre".
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