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I often Salute medics after they dangerously grab me, revive me, and heal me. If not I commend them.

You start a new war, great game, then comes the artillery barrages for hours. Dumb game.

Bro got me feeling patriotic for the wardens

1:17 I recommend not taking the uniform if you're a newbie. It encourages taking a lot of med supplies and you will be dying a lot.

Great video, 2:38 was one of the 82dk member rushing their defences haha. Early medic is pain without uniform lol, but I usually run 10 bandage and 5 plasma with Hawthorne or if none blakerow. Amount varies ofc and optional sticky

Wardens bring me bandages .... also no bayo ?

For the engineer loadout, make sure to grab an engineer or tanker uniform to carry more bmats!

Here are some Warden roles I like to run: Rifle Grenadiere Clancy cinder, ospreay, two rifle clips, two grenades (harpa, varsi or green ash), bandage This is a support role to help flush out enemies out of trenches, or to have some AT capability with flexibility. The reason for using a long rifle is that the longer barrel gives you slightly more range when shooting grenades as well as more range when shooting normally. You're basically a discount sniper or "designated marksman." Machine Gunner Malone Mk. 2, pistol of choice (or a captured pitch gun), four 12.7mm magazines, gas mask, bandage Probably the second most important squad role (behind medic) when the tech is available. Your firepower can easily hold off an entire push, and is deadly when in enfilade (attacking from the side). You can also suppress enemies or garrisons while your own infantry push. Your gun is the most valuable part of your kit so play cautiously and always have a buddy protecting your flank. AT Specialist/Rocketeer Cutler/Bonesaw/Captured Venom or Bane, pistol of choice (or a blakerow), specialist uniform, four rockets, bandage Your job is to keep enemy tanks from harassing your infantry, giving them the opportunity to push up, or to ambush and destroy tanks. The cutler bounces more often against tanks but can also destroy structures which gives you flexibility, while the bonesaw's range and projectile speed is lacking. The mounted bonesaw is great for ambushes but you need someone else to help carry equipment. If you somehow get APRPGs treat them like solid gold because you can't get more of them. Your specialist uniform makes you stand out so don't stay too long in one place and play smart, your equipment is expensive. Mortarman Mortar, binoculars, specialist uniform, as many mortar shells as you can carry Mortars are basically weaker artillery with shorter range but with full mobility and a good amount of flexibility. In the early game HE shells will work against structures but later become obsolete with artillery and concrete. Shrapnel is always good against entrenched infantry or AT guns, and flares are a Godsend at night for your allies. I haven't tried incendiary shells but I heard they're good. This playstyle takes a lot of technique to aim and adjust your shots, but if you have an experienced buddy observe with binos it's much easier. Sniper Clancy raca, pistol of choice (or captured pitch gun), outrider's mantle, four clips of ammo, bandage This role became viable recently with buffs to sniper rifles, though they are now extremely expensive (therefore rare on fronts, don't lose them!) Always go prone, preferably on an elevated position behind your friends, and focus on one angle at a time. You can whittle away the enemy a little at a time or take out key players. Always prioritize enemy snipers because they will shoot you next. The raca barely outranges Colonial sniper rifles, so choose your positioning carefully to win sniper duels. You are useless at night so find a safe place to stow your rifle and play another role. Whatever you do, don't lose your rifle because of how expensive it is. Urban Assault Specialist Fiddler, club, gunner's pauldron, two clips of 9mm, gas mask with extra filter, gas grenade, bandage This role is also on the expensive side (due to the uniform) so use it only when storming a position at close quarters and don't die in the middle of a field. The armor will help protect you against melee attacks and SMGs but not against rifles or machine guns. You're basically a stormtrooper and have to be bold, but always attack in a group and after throwing a volley of grenades. Most players never expect enemies to charge into gas.

I would not recommend anyone of your medic load out, it encourages passive game play and you might lose a push with too little infantry pressure. Also that load out is a supply drain with little contribution to the push. The ideal is a loaded medkit, a loaded trauma, 5 bandages 3 plasma, a loaded long range rifle like a loughcaster or catena and 3 clips of ammo. An option would be sticky or grenade. Go heavy MG if you want to. Leave hammer and pistol for less weight The game style is use your long range capabilities to suppress enemy infantry while your waiting for someone to heal. Just swap with a trauma if ever you need to revive somewhat play cautiously but don't be afraid to shoot. In this way your providing pressure in the front as well as reviving your team mates. A rifle is also a good way to protect yourself from incoming threats while your trying to heal. Why I recommend a sticky sometimes tanks just ignore people with medic uniforms so you can easy go up to them and land a sticky grenade to track or even kill. If you ran out of supplies you can just pick them off from the ground. Their are plenty of medic supplies from bodies following this guys load out.

Logistics role, the main thing you need is a radio. That way you can receive up to date intel on the map. You want that to avoid enemy partsians who will ambush your logi runs. Having a better secondary weapon and some extra Basic Materials would be great as well but it is not as essential as the radio.

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Rifleman,huh. Tank crew maybe 🤔

Well, really would love to see more sniper role play

Clearing a building with authority ( proceeds to clear a trench using the gripers )

Please leave at least 4 trashcans at the resource fields, don't leave them at the refinery

Welcome back

sniper team for a little bit till we branched off haha, thanks for bringing those racas

Nice fight collies, we see next war

The last guy 😂😂😂😂. He couldn't shoot you or you would stab

Mad respect tagging the original video idea more youtubers need this sorta respect for fellow youtubers

great vid

2:30 Your cover is compromised, you spent too much time there and took too many shots. This is why you have to change your position after every couple shots. Real life snipers run around much more than you'd think.

you're back! nice vid tony

REAL LIFE SNIPER GAMEPLAY B)

left side

If there's a 30 player queue, you should prioritise joining it over deploying anywhere else

I usually go with 2 spare magazines but with my playstyle is to find a wide flank so i always run outta ammo way before i die anyway. Or if its really active front i just go with pistol and a bandage because theres bound to be dead ocdt somewhere with 6 mags on his belt 3 grenades and a secondary gun with 3 mags, radio and a filterless gasmask.

Beat up sleeping players in relic bases

the other side eat babies

- don't build anything within 50m of my bunker base defenses - stock every bunker core with some basic weapons, grenades, at, radios and shirts - don't tier 2 trenches, exception is the terrority is going to fall into enemy hands - don't concrete bunkers when enemies can see it - don't mess with other peoples bunkers - don't dig trenchs randomly, think about trench placement to make sure it's possible to place pillboxes

If someone snoozes, have em sleep with the worms

Did someone say "Build Mercy's Wish bridge?

"Lock your truck." And "Leave your harvester behind." are two contradictory statements. I've never seen a harvester not go missing from a field (at least when they are first unlocked). And as a solo logi, I'm not going through the trouble of building a harvester only for someone else to claim it as their own and take it 3 hexes away. And I certainly ain't going to be using the slow ass sledge hammer when a faster method is available.

DO NOT PARK YOUR DAMN VIC ON THE RAILTRACKS

where rule #1? Never Repair Bridge

Don't leave too many logi trucks and flatbeds at the frontlines. One or two trucks and one flatbed per relic or town hall is enough. If you're doing logi, return them to a storage depot or a seaport in the backline. We don't want eight logi trucks and five flatbeds getting destroyed, or worse, captured by the enemy just because our lines couldn't hold.

In my head canon. Collies drive on the right-side while Wardens drive on the left-side…

*sips tea* nah, drive on the left fam

"If you see a j walker. Hit them." One of my new favorite quotes.

naval update : turn CLOCKWISE in a ship !

Don't be behind a tank, you will get ran over.

One of the few things I disagree with is always leaving yo shit locked. If you're not about to immediately return and USE it, then for the love of Callahan or whatever disgusting goblin deity the Colonials worship, leave it unlocked so someone else can put it to use. That is not _your_ truck, it is _the army's_ truck, you are just using it for now.

LOL, love all of your skits

Good Logi Video, Lot's of new players got no idea where to start, so kudos to that

lol that is me at 00:12

I love documentaries! can't wait for the next episode! <3

One of my favorite foxhole creators! I got noti's on!

NICE VID :P

I enjoyed making this, did yall enjoy it? <3

wait, a noob that didn't take too much stuff, sounds like fake.