I got so many tips you could make a second video, but here is 5. 1.) If you have an idea and everyone you pitch it to says "no, that would never work" do it. 99/100 the enemy is thinking the same thing. 2.) A zerg is a wall, and unless you have a bigger zerg, you won't win. Flank it, starve it let it die out. 3.) You owe it to yourself to at least once, grab a wrench, a rifle and a few clips of ammo and disappear. You never know what you may find. 4.) Your enemy is smarter than you think and your friendlies are far more idiotic than you imagine. 5.) The wisest person on your team will talk about their failures more than their successes.
I’m sorry did I read the that right?! If everyone on your team says it’s a bad idea you should do it? No no no no no not at all. If EVERYONE that you pitch it to says no, it means it’s a dumb idea, not that you should do it.
For logi: *Use the barge instead of the flatbed truck!* Reasons why: - The barge costs 150 Basic materials while the flatbed truck costs 35 Refined materials. While basic materials are easy to get, refined materials are infinetly more valuable, especialy at the start of a war when you dont have hammers yet. If you use the barge instead of a flatbed truck you can use the 35 refined materials to build war equipment. - If you are using a flatbed truck/barge then you will probably be transporting very valuable war equipment. This means that you simply can not afford getting killed by partisans. Since the barge has an incredible ammount of health and travels on water instead of on land it is extremely difficult to ambush and especialy difficult to destroy. Trust me when I say this: The barge is almost completely immune from regular partisans. - The barge is pritty slow, traveling at almost half the speed of the flatbed truck. However since it travels on water it can pritty much just drive in a streight line (especialy in the far west and east of the map) so in some cases it is actualy faster then the flatbed truck. - The flatbed truck only has the flatbed to carry containers while the barge has a flatbed and a trunk with 30 slots just like a normal logi truck. In other words: You can carry way more (for example you can use a shipping container full of supply crates and fill the trunk up with bmats). The only real disadvantage is that when loading up containers on the barge you will need to drive the container from the refinery/factory to the beach/port with a crane instead of just loading it on directly.
This is wonderful. I'm going to direct everyone I can to this video, because this is wonderful advice. Here's my advice. "Why isn't anyone doing X?" If you ever hear yourself, or someone else saying it, it means it's a problem, and it might as well be you who solves it. "Why is no one killing partizans?" "Why is no one building defenses?" Why is no one covering the flank?" These words are your cue to act, and make that your niche on the team. You'll help out the team, the war, and have some fun at the same time.
I know this is pretty late, but I just started playing and I've already found my niche of just dragging friendlies to safety, and grabbing dead comrades belongings so they can be reused. It's amazing how much of the stuff would go to waste, and it's always rewarding to find a guy that pulled out a gun and 20 mags
This still rings true after the time this comment is posted. If you're cursing logi because your front hasn't been supplied an hour after asking, you might as well direct that energy to grab a truck and do runs yourself. People playing logi do it voluntarily knowing full well it also means foregoing frontline excitement. If you cuss out volunteers for not helping you enjoy your game, you're just encouraging people to not supply you. Or if you cant leave the front for some reason, semi-spam your shopping list in logi chat while leaving out the shit talking
As a dedicated medic, number 7 and 58 really resonate with me. The loot that people carry to charge is insane, recently a group of people attacked and died with radio backpacks. They cost more than a normal radio, and why do you as infantry need so many. Number 58, people so often just stand their, crouch, aim, don't let the enemy just snipe you/charge.
*me who only carries a rifle, a clip, and a bayo when im charging* honestly its sad to see how wasteful people are. when i aint charging, i normally go as a frontline rat and am able to find INSANE amounts of loot
@@soni3608 Like sometimes it's not excessively crazy, but still think about how many times they will carry "just a little extra" I found a person with 6 bandages as an infantry *6*. That's almost the same I carry as a medic
Depending on the battle field but my normal load out is argenti 2-3 extra clips and a bandage. The busier fronts just a pistol. Normally fill the other slots easily within a minute or 2 if I survive that long. To me the most important item is the bandage. That alone has won me so many fights
I wanted to add a tip, can't remember if I saw this one: when in a squad, on the compass in the top right you will see a golden arrow marker. That is the direction of the squad leader.
This is awesome. Great job on the video! I'll show to the other devs for sure. It warms my heart to see the community helping each other like that. It makes me happy to go to work/
Want to add additional tips? Put them in the comments below! My bonus tip is that you should never dig trenches while on the defensive because unless you have AI protecting it, the enemy WILL capture it and use it against you.
I'm still relatively new to the game, but I got one: Watch out for barbwire. It often surrounds trenches and buildings, can be difficult to notice in chaotic situations, and you're practically frozen in place for a few moments if you get caught. Not a good situation to be in if the enemy advances
Flares are your best friend, when defending at night. Oftentimes, enemies like to get a better position in the darkness, because they know you can't see them. A flare will illuminate the darkness and expose those targets in the open.
Thank you to all of those people from every corner of the world (Brazilian, English, American, Chinese, French, Spanish, etc..) that gave their valuable input! This video took me 6 days to make, so if you enjoyed it or learned something new, be sure to leave a like and share it! It not only helps me but also newbies to find this video. Next video is the BI-WEEKLY Highlights #3.
@@danny.z5392 That's a very broad question mate. Some say wardens are toxic. Some say colonials are toxic. Some say vets/tryhards are toxic. It depends who you ask and who you meet in-game. People also can be salty because of how badly the devs are doing shit decisions, it contributes to it. But in my 1700 hours in-game, 85-90% of people i've meet have been nice. From my POV it's always been wardens trashtalking and shit like that though.
@@bahadrbaserkok3335 Comp field respawn time is 6 hours vs driving harvester from depot being 10 min max, the risk of leaving harvester in the field is way higher
Yeah, the amount of harvesters I managed to steal in war 79 was insane. I think I ended up with around 20 something of them hidden at my partisan base. One foxhole could have prevented me from getting even to double digits
Great video and to add one tip use cntl + left click on the map grid to put the map coordinates in the chat, can be extremly usefull for telling players exactly where something is.
It is possible to make trenches one-sided so that even if the enemy captures it - it will only trap them (only exit is through a bunker piece stairs leading into foxholes, or let them face a sandbag wall, be creative)
yes, when building a good trench always place a T2 sandbag with storage boxes to stand on so that if the trench is taken you can use the sandbags to shoot down onto the enemy other than that, always place barbed wire in a 180 around the trench, and place mines around the trench to kill any tank that tries to run over it.
for anyone reading this, as of the "Entrenched" update you can now ad sandbags to trenches as a modification. you can not vault or shoot over the side with those sandbag. So when building a trench remember to mod it so that the enemy has barbed wire facing them, and your friendlies have sandbags facing them. Work against your enemies, Not for them.
When you are not on the offensive, pre-sight all your backline arty on your friendly trenches. If the enemy makes a push and captures them you can respond with a welcome party of explosives.
The guy telling newbies to join logi has the right idea - think of it as teaching a child the value of money. I see some people - even YT videos - telling new players they should start on the front lines but I don't think this is such a good idea. This is why you get guys taking 20 clips, 5 grenades and no gas mask, and dying 30 seconds later in a spot where no one can retrieve their gear before respawning and continuing in the same fashion for 10 straight minutes, wasting resources as well as potentially feeding the enemy team. New players don't know the value of items, and won't understand to what extent they can actually be hampering their team whilst learning the game. If all new players listened to that guy and the guy who said to *FINISH THE TRAINING COURSE* then half the other tips on this list wouldn't be an issue in the first place!
One tip advisable to know is one square on the map equal to 100, this is useful when you didn't has a spoter, but you need to shoot from howitzer also where you shoot need to be watchtower because in who are you gonna be shoot if you don't know where to shoot
Nice you got in CH. I might think of a bonus tip later. EDIT: 1. Consider using Freighters since they have massive capacity. 2. Consider carrying bmats for vehicle repairs on your person if you are going to use a vehicle or fight alongside a vehicle.
Can't get over the fact that you literally asked other players ingame for their advice to make this video. Loving it. Lets see if I can remember any of them after the training course.
#78 In my first hour I was just trying some factory work and a veteran saw me make mistakes. I got taken by some logi guys to do some very dodgy runs to the front. My first 8 hours were nothing but fun.
I have the best, play the game you have as if it was for you! You cannot force anyone to play your way, just cooperate, if you are in a clan or want to role play, follow the rules that were presented to you. I will play my way because this game is stressful, with my friends we farmed and built many vehicles and the next day they disappeared someone took them. So enjoy playing the game.
I literally just bought this game and just deployed on every map that has a big battle going on and don't know what to do first, this tips really got me going to go for logi now haha
My trick would be: If you hover your crosshair over the enemy player, the crosshair will snap and you won't be shooting over them. Rifles are generally great weapons through the war. But there are few things: Always try to rest your gun. If you see some rocks, trees etc. run to them and rest your gun. If you are in the open, never sprint around if you don't know where the enemy is, instead move slowly while walking and crouch immediately. Crosshairs of rifles are too sensitive to movement. If you know where the enemy are coming from (means you are protected from flanking) and have clear line of sight, don't be afraid to go prone. Pronong stabilises your gun just like cover does. At night, don't use rifles. Use smgs or storm rifles instead because they have better aim on the move so you won't be in a dire situation if you suddenly encounter enemy.
EXTRA TIP: when building trenches try to build wire the side who is facing the enemy and build sandbages the side were you come from, in that way, it allow you to shoot the enemy behind the wire, also makes enemies slow when they try to take your trench... if they take it the sandbages will force the enemy to lean to and not take cover, also when you try to retake the trench, sandbages will alows you natural cover and maybe enemy will not spot you for lack of vision...
I just started. I'm rubbish but I do like the blakerow. It says it's weak but people get stunned when shot so it kills easy. It's also lightweight so you're a speedy boy
Watch towers save logi lives. You see one missing on a planned route? Partisans. You see a bunch of angry little dots on your route? Partisans. You accidentally run someone over because you were too busy looking at the map? Those partisans that spawned on your base should've walked on the side of the road.
I recently overheard a conversation about the three person repair limit. Someone cited that tip, and another informed that it only applies to repairing vehicles, not structures. Would be good if anyone here can confirm that or not.
Lack of love for logi in this game it's insane .. sometime it take around 1h just to deliver shit in the front line ( queue time / farming /driving ) ... and receiving 2 command only when there's like 20people giving exactly what they ask for like 14+ upvote for what ever they asking and receiving 2 is enough to make logi rage quit (well for my case) ... fucking playing 5min as medic give you the same amount of command. Make no sens .
Logi realy can be fun some time's, but most of the time just no one commending you for anything. My worst expirience so far was when i was bringing 3 freighter's of critical stuff from the North west to the central bottom front line. I think it where 1 freighter just Bmat's an then a shit load of ammo, nade's and medical stuff and some gun's. Region was full so i had to wait every time i came and it took me about 1h to get there and back + around 1h to load/unload everything. And i got only 1 or 2 people commending me and no one thanking me for bringing all that shit. The best expirience i had so far was when i was bringing stuff to the mid (think it was deadland's?) and the whole map commended me and was writing thx in chat. I think if more people would thank logi and commend them more people would do it... but why doing something no one want's to do if no one thank's you? So thank your logi for your ammo, it doesen't hurt you and logi will appreciate it. That would be my tip :D
"There's no such thing as a friendly mine."
That man needs a hug...
And a medic.
@@kwyj he needs to respawn
@@erenozklnc9427 waiting on shirts to be delivered...
I have learned this first hand sadly
A bit like the saying "Friendly fire isn't"
"do not take shirts into combat"
I don't know why but that tip was hilarious
You can hear the pain in his voice
The fact that you are asking for tips to the enemy And actually being able to get answers show that the foxhole community is one of the best out there
Yet.
no more inter faction voip tho....i NEED it back
@@catalinsalcieanu4640 what?! They fucking removed that??!
Now i cant taunt my enemies when i lie bleeding on the ground..
@@thatdude1435 yea, the game couldn't handle it anymore with the amount of players increasing
@@catalinsalcieanu4640 hmm seems fair then
i'm gonna link this video to new players
I got so many tips you could make a second video, but here is 5.
1.) If you have an idea and everyone you pitch it to says "no, that would never work" do it. 99/100 the enemy is thinking the same thing.
2.) A zerg is a wall, and unless you have a bigger zerg, you won't win. Flank it, starve it let it die out.
3.) You owe it to yourself to at least once, grab a wrench, a rifle and a few clips of ammo and disappear. You never know what you may find.
4.) Your enemy is smarter than you think and your friendlies are far more idiotic than you imagine.
5.) The wisest person on your team will talk about their failures more than their successes.
Oh and for the love of god don't beg for commends
Life lessons right there, from a fucking game! Well done.
I’m sorry did I read the that right?! If everyone on your team says it’s a bad idea you should do it? No no no no no not at all. If EVERYONE that you pitch it to says no, it means it’s a dumb idea, not that you should do it.
Keep in mind that #4 only applies if you're a Warden.
@@dadiabetic1174 took port if rime using that rule ;)
For logi: *Use the barge instead of the flatbed truck!*
Reasons why:
- The barge costs 150 Basic materials while the flatbed truck costs 35 Refined materials. While basic materials are easy to get, refined materials are infinetly more valuable, especialy at the start of a war when you dont have hammers yet. If you use the barge instead of a flatbed truck you can use the 35 refined materials to build war equipment.
- If you are using a flatbed truck/barge then you will probably be transporting very valuable war equipment. This means that you simply can not afford getting killed by partisans. Since the barge has an incredible ammount of health and travels on water instead of on land it is extremely difficult to ambush and especialy difficult to destroy. Trust me when I say this: The barge is almost completely immune from regular partisans.
- The barge is pritty slow, traveling at almost half the speed of the flatbed truck. However since it travels on water it can pritty much just drive in a streight line (especialy in the far west and east of the map) so in some cases it is actualy faster then the flatbed truck.
- The flatbed truck only has the flatbed to carry containers while the barge has a flatbed and a trunk with 30 slots just like a normal logi truck. In other words: You can carry way more (for example you can use a shipping container full of supply crates and fill the trunk up with bmats).
The only real disadvantage is that when loading up containers on the barge you will need to drive the container from the refinery/factory to the beach/port with a crane instead of just loading it on directly.
This is wonderful. I'm going to direct everyone I can to this video, because this is wonderful advice.
Here's my advice.
"Why isn't anyone doing X?" If you ever hear yourself, or someone else saying it, it means it's a problem, and it might as well be you who solves it. "Why is no one killing partizans?" "Why is no one building defenses?" Why is no one covering the flank?" These words are your cue to act, and make that your niche on the team. You'll help out the team, the war, and have some fun at the same time.
I know this is pretty late, but I just started playing and I've already found my niche of just dragging friendlies to safety, and grabbing dead comrades belongings so they can be reused. It's amazing how much of the stuff would go to waste, and it's always rewarding to find a guy that pulled out a gun and 20 mags
I've spent like the last 2 hours, stocking up a garage with B Mats so players can craft vehicles without needing the travel :D
This still rings true after the time this comment is posted. If you're cursing logi because your front hasn't been supplied an hour after asking, you might as well direct that energy to grab a truck and do runs yourself. People playing logi do it voluntarily knowing full well it also means foregoing frontline excitement. If you cuss out volunteers for not helping you enjoy your game, you're just encouraging people to not supply you.
Or if you cant leave the front for some reason, semi-spam your shopping list in logi chat while leaving out the shit talking
I ask "why are there no shirts" and then do 6 hours of logi and want to kill myself.
@@samk3141 get this man a medal and a case of beer!
As a dedicated medic, number 7 and 58 really resonate with me. The loot that people carry to charge is insane, recently a group of people attacked and died with radio backpacks. They cost more than a normal radio, and why do you as infantry need so many. Number 58, people so often just stand their, crouch, aim, don't let the enemy just snipe you/charge.
*me who only carries a rifle, a clip, and a bayo when im charging*
honestly its sad to see how wasteful people are. when i aint charging, i normally go as a frontline rat and am able to find INSANE amounts of loot
@@soni3608 Like sometimes it's not excessively crazy, but still think about how many times they will carry "just a little extra" I found a person with 6 bandages as an infantry *6*. That's almost the same I carry as a medic
@@whitenight6114 holy shit that's the amount I normally use for bridge battles as a medic.
@@soni3608 EXACTLY
Depending on the battle field but my normal load out is argenti 2-3 extra clips and a bandage. The busier fronts just a pistol. Normally fill the other slots easily within a minute or 2 if I survive that long. To me the most important item is the bandage. That alone has won me so many fights
I wanted to add a tip, can't remember if I saw this one: when in a squad, on the compass in the top right you will see a golden arrow marker. That is the direction of the squad leader.
These were some great tips! Would love to see another video like this in 2023!!
Maybe it could happen. Who knows.
number 84, I legit never take weapons in large battles and within seconds I'm gucci for a decent weapon, ammo, meds, gas mask etc 😁
Yep, my approach is usaully along the lines of Enemy at the Gate.
This is awesome. Great job on the video!
I'll show to the other devs for sure.
It warms my heart to see the community helping each other like that. It makes me happy to go to work/
This format is amazing. Everyone had a unique insight.
Want to add additional tips? Put them in the comments below! My bonus tip is that you should never dig trenches while on the defensive because unless you have AI protecting it, the enemy WILL capture it and use it against you.
I'm still relatively new to the game, but I got one: Watch out for barbwire. It often surrounds trenches and buildings, can be difficult to notice in chaotic situations, and you're practically frozen in place for a few moments if you get caught. Not a good situation to be in if the enemy advances
Flares are your best friend, when defending at night. Oftentimes, enemies like to get a better position in the darkness, because they know you can't see them. A flare will illuminate the darkness and expose those targets in the open.
Thank you to all of those people from every corner of the world (Brazilian, English, American, Chinese, French, Spanish, etc..) that gave their valuable input! This video took me 6 days to make, so if you enjoyed it or learned something new, be sure to leave a like and share it! It not only helps me but also newbies to find this video. Next video is the BI-WEEKLY Highlights #3.
Next: 100 types of foxhole players
Lmao that's actually not a bad idea. But if i wanted to illustrate some of them i'd get banned kek.
@@geoffrey111995 is the community that toxic.?
@@danny.z5392 That's a very broad question mate. Some say wardens are toxic. Some say colonials are toxic. Some say vets/tryhards are toxic. It depends who you ask and who you meet in-game. People also can be salty because of how badly the devs are doing shit decisions, it contributes to it. But in my 1700 hours in-game, 85-90% of people i've meet have been nice. From my POV it's always been wardens trashtalking and shit like that though.
@@danny.z5392 rule of thumb, be nice to your neighbor and they will be nice to you.
Don't be a prick.
@@geoffrey111995 found the dirty collie
tip 42 8:11 NO! Never leave harvesters at the node, easy pickings for partisans. Take them back to the logi hub and put them into storage.
I guess it depends if the node actually has proper defenses or not.
@@geoffrey111995 That's true and should be taken into account, but for new players or as a general rule always return the equipment.
But its more efficient especially for further nodes + partisans can ambush you and your harvester on the road too
@@bahadrbaserkok3335 Comp field respawn time is 6 hours vs driving harvester from depot being 10 min max, the risk of leaving harvester in the field is way higher
Yeah, the amount of harvesters I managed to steal in war 79 was insane. I think I ended up with around 20 something of them hidden at my partisan base.
One foxhole could have prevented me from getting even to double digits
This needs a part 2, 3, 4... You have to make more 100 Tips and Tricks/Advice videos.
Svp 🙏🏻
I actually did gather some 90 or 100 answers back in summer, but then life got in the way. But you are right i could..
When you're in full cover, if the shield Icon turns red, you're being suppressed, and the more red the shield gets, bullets will penetrate your cover
Great video and to add one tip use cntl + left click on the map grid to put the map coordinates in the chat, can be extremly usefull for telling players exactly where something is.
It is possible to make trenches one-sided so that even if the enemy captures it - it will only trap them (only exit is through a bunker piece stairs leading into foxholes,
or let them face a sandbag wall, be creative)
yes, when building a good trench always place a T2 sandbag with storage boxes to stand on so that if the trench is taken you can use the sandbags to shoot down onto the enemy
other than that, always place barbed wire in a 180 around the trench, and place mines around the trench to kill any tank that tries to run over it.
for anyone reading this, as of the "Entrenched" update you can now ad sandbags to trenches as a modification. you can not vault or shoot over the side with those sandbag. So when building a trench remember to mod it so that the enemy has barbed wire facing them, and your friendlies have sandbags facing them. Work against your enemies, Not for them.
When you are not on the offensive, pre-sight all your backline arty on your friendly trenches. If the enemy makes a push and captures them you can respond with a welcome party of explosives.
@@wobbleyheadedbob time to do this for Nugget Island
The guy telling newbies to join logi has the right idea - think of it as teaching a child the value of money. I see some people - even YT videos - telling new players they should start on the front lines but I don't think this is such a good idea. This is why you get guys taking 20 clips, 5 grenades and no gas mask, and dying 30 seconds later in a spot where no one can retrieve their gear before respawning and continuing in the same fashion for 10 straight minutes, wasting resources as well as potentially feeding the enemy team. New players don't know the value of items, and won't understand to what extent they can actually be hampering their team whilst learning the game. If all new players listened to that guy and the guy who said to *FINISH THE TRAINING COURSE* then half the other tips on this list wouldn't be an issue in the first place!
As someone who's played for a few years, It's nice to know I can still learn things about the game.
One tip advisable to know is one square on the map equal to 100, this is useful when you didn't has a spoter, but you need to shoot from howitzer also where you shoot need to be watchtower because in who are you gonna be shoot if you don't know where to shoot
big square = 120m
little square (keypad squares) = 60m
Nice you got in CH. I might think of a bonus tip later.
EDIT: 1. Consider using Freighters since they have massive capacity.
2. Consider carrying bmats for vehicle repairs on your person if you are going to use a vehicle or fight alongside a vehicle.
Can't get over the fact that you literally asked other players ingame for their advice to make this video. Loving it. Lets see if I can remember any of them after the training course.
With enough time and experience in foxhole you know how to get to the enemy lines and talk no problem.
Tip #1 Carry 9 sniper clips when your wielding the sniper.
I love how you even talked to some guys from the other side
Haha, i went in ALL warden regions.
Geoffrey111995's HD Productions. Did you die trying to hail the wardens and ask for tips?
Edit: well of course. How many times if you had to guess?
Mans rolled up on the enemy and said hey can I ask y'all a question
Any soldier's backpack I found on the battlefield: Either contains 5 HEs, or a bunch of mags*
I take 5 HEs only if I’m going to swim along a shore and throw them at a pesky bunker before dying
#78
In my first hour I was just trying some factory work and a veteran saw me make mistakes. I got taken by some logi guys to do some very dodgy runs to the front.
My first 8 hours were nothing but fun.
Still holds up, thanks :D Also, Try and leave B mats in garages so people can craft vehicles without needing to get the mats manually!
Lol i remember when you came 0:36 . You finally made it. Great video buddy
what a damn good video, i just bought this game and am watching this prior to playing.
58 is one of the best when you, yourself is the medic, because I have died countless times to people not paying attention while I’m healing them
I have the best, play the game you have as if it was for you! You cannot force anyone to play your way, just cooperate, if you are in a clan or want to role play, follow the rules that were presented to you. I will play my way because this game is stressful, with my friends we farmed and built many vehicles and the next day they disappeared someone took them. So enjoy playing the game.
You deserve a thumbs up so I gave you one
Cheers mate
3:21 this guy legit shared the tip that Napolean used in EVERY battle, ever. +1
I literally just bought this game and just deployed on every map that has a big battle going on and don't know what to do first, this tips really got me going to go for logi now haha
You had a great idea, thank you and thank ye players
This is good, keep up the amazing work, ya collie!
Great video idea and execution, thanks!
Love how you didn’t just get a list and then read them off yourself.
Yeah that'd be boring. Besides they said stuff i sometimes didn't even think about.
My trick would be: If you hover your crosshair over the enemy player, the crosshair will snap and you won't be shooting over them.
Rifles are generally great weapons through the war. But there are few things:
Always try to rest your gun. If you see some rocks, trees etc. run to them and rest your gun. If you are in the open, never sprint around if you don't know where the enemy is, instead move slowly while walking and crouch immediately. Crosshairs of rifles are too sensitive to movement. If you know where the enemy are coming from (means you are protected from flanking) and have clear line of sight, don't be afraid to go prone. Pronong stabilises your gun just like cover does.
At night, don't use rifles. Use smgs or storm rifles instead because they have better aim on the move so you won't be in a dire situation if you suddenly encounter enemy.
3:02 ,,Don't fear the reaper...''
Damn, it’s crazy that I recognise soo many people here
EXTRA TIP: when building trenches try to build wire the side who is facing the enemy and build sandbages the side were you come from, in that way, it allow you to shoot the enemy behind the wire, also makes enemies slow when they try to take your trench... if they take it the sandbages will force the enemy to lean to and not take cover, also when you try to retake the trench, sandbages will alows you natural cover and maybe enemy will not spot you for lack of vision...
The guy who said don’t worry about dying skipped logi day
Great video and a lot of fun seeing both sides!
Remember that you have a pistol. It may be usefull. Reload it after spawn.
I just started. I'm rubbish but I do like the blakerow. It says it's weak but people get stunned when shot so it kills easy. It's also lightweight so you're a speedy boy
Watch towers save logi lives.
You see one missing on a planned route? Partisans. You see a bunch of angry little dots on your route? Partisans. You accidentally run someone over because you were too busy looking at the map? Those partisans that spawned on your base should've walked on the side of the road.
Oh cool, im in this. Yh bayonets are supreme
1:25 IronWarrior :D - The legendary builder himself :D
Number 66 out here still using Adderall
When you spawn move away from the exits before entering the inventory. You don't want to block your boys from getting back into the fight asap
I featured this video in my Units discord
this made me buy the game! good stuff
a little recording/screenshot tip: When you want a screen with no HUD at all, press F8 on your keyboard.
I recently overheard a conversation about the three person repair limit. Someone cited that tip, and another informed that it only applies to repairing vehicles, not structures.
Would be good if anyone here can confirm that or not.
The song at the end is “Dirty Old Town”
Number 1 tip for foxhole and real life would be: "don't make your problem somebody elses problem". Do that and you should be fine.
Aim! When you're about to engage, make sure your aim is as tight as it can be.
is that ending music dirty old town?
Wow...awesome tips for the new player.. good job !!
Next one: 50 shades of bmats
That terran marine though
Great video
Unfortunately as a actually brand new player I have no context for any of this stuff.
who's playing Dirty Old Town at the end??
12:19 That dude DEFINITELY sounds like a druggy haha FR love the video tho
GREAT VIDEO THANKS
3:53 - This should be on start screen of Foxhole
great video dude
i love the first guy
What was the song in the end? :)
Super Mario World - Ending Cast Roll
@@geoffrey111995 Thanks man xD But I mean before the credits, in the truck
@@bussardfederchen It's literally just him playing the harmonica. You'd have to ask him what he was playing.
@@geoffrey111995 It did sound like one of those memes on a soundboard. But thanks anyway :)
Needs to be a quick way to commend frens that save u like that
Hold alt and left click on someone to bring up the menu. (Doesn't work in buildings or vehicles)
Lack of love for logi in this game it's insane .. sometime it take around 1h just to deliver shit in the front line ( queue time / farming /driving ) ... and receiving 2 command only when there's like 20people giving exactly what they ask for like 14+ upvote for what ever they asking and receiving 2 is enough to make logi rage quit (well for my case) ... fucking playing 5min as medic give you the same amount of command. Make no sens .
Sometimes people just don’t have commends available, or they’re too preoccupied with combat to notice
what s the song at the end? during the credits roll?
It's literally just him playing the harmonica. You'd have to ask him what he was playing.
“Uhhh....Kiss my ass!”
I love that guy
AlienAbduction was here
Bring friends to play with is the best fucking thing to do
Great work
As the french men said, everything is player made ... Event the ennemy stuff ... Dont forget the ennemy stuffs.
Logistics is the what everything is build off of
Good work.
Part 2 when.?
When Dire was Lt and Lek was Maj
At 0:54 the subtitles go nuts
Off brand OXO cubes are OP
3:29
How can i join this..."Press Corps"
Go in foxhole discord and ask for them.
Logi realy can be fun some time's, but most of the time just no one commending you for anything. My worst expirience so far was when i was bringing 3 freighter's of critical stuff from the North west to the central bottom front line. I think it where 1 freighter just Bmat's an then a shit load of ammo, nade's and medical stuff and some gun's. Region was full so i had to wait every time i came and it took me about 1h to get there and back + around 1h to load/unload everything. And i got only 1 or 2 people commending me and no one thanking me for bringing all that shit. The best expirience i had so far was when i was bringing stuff to the mid (think it was deadland's?) and the whole map commended me and was writing thx in chat. I think if more people would thank logi and commend them more people would do it... but why doing something no one want's to do if no one thank's you?
So thank your logi for your ammo, it doesen't hurt you and logi will appreciate it. That would be my tip :D
ey I just hit one of those people with my truck while doing a logi run
This is like if you are roleplaying war corresponsal lol
I really wish people pay attention to tip 58...
Happy 25th birthday yesterday.
Cheers mate.
3:06 Thank You
1:00 почему француз учит меня воевать :D ? 3:02 11/10