We're by far not done yet.

2.383

• 7.62mm coax ammunition now comes in belt segments of 250 rounds (for all vehicles).
• A line of sight algorithm has been refined to allow computer-controlled units more often to fire on detected enemy inside of buildings.
• Added a function for suppressive fire. In the 3D view, select the current unit’s context menus and select “Shoot here”, then click on the target location in the 3D environment. This corresponds with a new waypoint tactic called "suppress" which is similar to "stay" except for shooting at the focus spot. Essentially, the "shoot here" command sets up the unit into a BP with suppress tactics, similar to how the "observe here" tactic sets up a unit into a BP with guard (IIRC) tactics.
  The shooting behavior is due for further refinement; right now, if there are enemy around, then it is the same as stay tactics. If there are no enemy detected the unit will fire at a random line between the left and right boundary of the battle positions focus area, and between the ground and about 2.5 meters above the ground. Currently the focus area can only be changed through the map screen. Firing will start out rather rapid and then will become less frequent over time (so as not to exhaust ammo). To increase the intensity of suppressive fire the player needs to re-issue the "shoot here" command. Eventually the detection of an enemy will also restart the counter for rapid shooting.

2.384

• Fixed a bug where unbuttoned troops were vulnerable to direct MG fire against IFV side hulls even if the hull strength was sufficient.

Should that be it? A lowly bug fix? At times of natural disaster?

...Naaaah:
2.385

• Added a function to extract a theme file from any given scenario. In the mission editor, select the menu Map… Extract theme. Save it, then start the map editor and open the theme in it, edit it to your liking, and save it. Back in the mission editor you can now updated the scenario file.
  This was necessary to allow you to adapt the mobility properties of the terrain according to the activation of the “bumpiness” factor (see above, version 2.374).
• Added five new artillery tutorials, and updated some Bradley tutorials.

2.387

• Tweaked the stab system a bit to remove some jitter.
• The soldiers' attached guns were not being carried with them at times, which caused them to be scattered about when they were killed in their vehicles.
• Implemented bumpiness effects at full strength.
• Adjusted the stabilization imperfection. It is now restricted to the gun elevation but not the turret rotation.
• Fixed a bug which made the map editor crash if the map data contained a certain object type.

...and to make up for a lost day:

2.388

• Fixed HIND’s ammo count from 14,700 to 1,470.
• Helicopter door gunners’ MGs’ (cyclic) rate of fire is now reduced to a more realistic rate of about 1000 RPM.
• Helicopters now no longer turn to 235° direction if arriving at a battle position. Instead they will behave like normal vehicles, facing forward.
• Actual ammo designations now displayed instead of “Spec. A” and other cryptic “slot labels”.

Time for the daily update:

2.389

• A bug was fixed where the ground would show the skybox in certain situations (amphibious landings against a steep shore)

A single line is a bit weak... so, there's the next:

2.391

• Added the CV90/35 interior
• Fixed a number of issues with the ASLAV-25’s reticule
• Fixed a bug (ASLAV default ammo load now includes HE rounds).

Here are some pre-dawn scenes...

Can we use multiple controlers yet, as iirc SB Pro only recognizes one controler. I want to build a switch box or 2 + joystick for a bit more emersion while I get my butt kicked. LOL

No, except for those who register as a single controller (e.g. steering wheel and pedals). What do you have in mind?

I mean, it's not a helicopter. I know of no armored vehicle that would require the simultaneous operation of more than one control stick or other device at any single crew station.