The moral of the story is to help the Newbies wherever possible, and also that [SIEGE] is coming for you, you cannot escape them, you cannot outrun them, you cannot hide from them, and when they catch you they will show no mercy. Tickle torture may or may not be included in the package.
I locked a few of their tanks and jumped in and out of them before stealing one. Was pretty funny watching them trying to play whack-a-mole unsuccessfully.
See, I did my research before moving to the front. The moment I got in as a new Warden, I asked for anyone looking for a fresh recruit. Got grabbed by Logi, became a scrap pirana for an hour. Got left behind but had enough knowledge to look after myself as an independent Logi in Brodytown. Spent the rest of that first day (six hours) grabbing resources from every field, mine, publicly refining it, and kept the fuel flowing to the mines. I don't think anyone really knows what I did. But I don't care. Shit's got to get done and hauling scrap is easier than getting shot at.
Trust me Even though you dont get instant validation/recognition You get unconscious one from players like me when i see several refineries flowing again, or mines being emptied from resources and filled with oil Than i know there is some dude doing all of that And if i see him in my logi runs I commend the dude, always Thank you man, be you green or blue Players like you have my eternal gratefulness Than i know
@@matthiasvanhecke1283 They get held to the highest standard right under Callahan but above Logi, below logi is medics and below that is arty and mortar teams, and then below that it’s Tank crews and then we reach the Infantry. That besides we are all held in high regard but if I gotta save someone I’m choosing from that order.
hey I really appreciate you guys. I do those pro bono work too sometimes because that's what I encountered in my first war (war 79, a bleak time when all the Warden clans were burnt out and taking a break, so Collie was just doing mop-up. This was also before Wardens got more tanks that returned game balance). Props to you and people like Seiko who keep the mines fueled, it's thankless but when yall are gone it's definitely missed.
Played for the first time yesterday after TH-cam recommended me so many foxhole vids for some reason. I have some social anxiety which always keeps me from playing multiplayer games but i knew the moment i installed the game i wanted to be a logi. Seemed simple , didn't have to deal with too many people and I would be helping even if i didn't fire a gun. First hour went well , went scrapping with a truck a player handed me since he was logging off. Did some rounds scrapping and refining , then i see a request for shirts and rpg rounds. My time to shine , grab a radio and load my truck up with the supplies , check the map , it's a straight shot to the town hall , totally clear. Easy peasy. Drive down there with some tunes playing , almost close to the town hall , my first delivery was going without a hitch , just need to make this tur- Suddenly I am surrounded by the enemy team , Arty explosions going off around me and a rpg hits the side of the truck as i had driven my truck full of supplies straight to the enemy front lines. I hop out with only a hammer and make a run for it , luckily the enemy soldiers just spared my life as i had delivered them supplies like an idiot. Turns out , i had a radio , never actually equipped it though . Ran back to my lines, actually equipped the radio and saw all the blue dots just swarming the road. Was so embarrassed I logged off , 10/10 remember to actually have the radio equipped.
That's rough buddy. But at least you learned a valuable lesson and sharing it teaches many others, like me cuz I never knew what radio was for or that you had to equip it lol.
God i Love these as this Sums up my Experience with Shard 1. Though on shard 2 people helped out instantly when i asked questions and showed me How to do Basically everything From Logi to Artillery. God save the Collies!
thats probably cuz shard 2 is more like a training experience people dont take it as seriously where shard 1 has many regiments actually tryharding logi and tactics so they dont have that much time to teach people
I remember my very first war, my first battle was a bridge fight, I got lucky enough to show up as we were breaking warden defenses, they got the bridge back up and our tanks started streaming across, it was beautiful.
My first battle was the recapture, the reloss, and the rerecapture.. and the rereloss, and the rererecapture of the Gallows with its bridge, the rerecapture actually being led by myself, a pvt.. in a scorpion tank, followed by 2 light tanks with equally inexperienced crew. We lost our scorpion, but they lost their silverhand and their bridge during that rerecapture. Glorious.
My favorite thing to do is when I see a private or a low/new player, I ask how they’re doing and if they’re enjoying the game and then ask them if they’re willing to come with me to help me do some type of mission, whether be logistics or driving with an mg truck to support and rebuild the back line from partisons while teaching them everything :3 (Breadlife in game name). We were all there once, no need to be overzealous
My first two hours in this game -Unsuccesfully repair turret with sledge hammer. -tried to board a moving truck by standing in front of it -quick respawn later. -took an mg, loaded with mags. -crawled towards the assumed active battle zone. -sees a crap ton of foxholes and bunkers. Wtf no one ura charging? 0/10. -sees crater in front of tanks with a corpse in it. Looks good. -tanks shelling and pulling back. -awkwardly waddles towards crater. Somehow dint get shot but the previous laser accuracy of the wardens on a nearby trench. -crouches down for 5 minutes. Well this was a mistake. -checks stuff in hole (from the corpse??) Medical stuff and plasma. -ignores stands up and sprays at warden position. Hits someone (not fatally) -proceeds to do that for 15mins conserving ammo. -friendly green guy comes along to share hole. Gets insta sniped. -Sprays mg in vengeance. Wtf warden guy crawling up to my position. -crawls out of hole to perforate him with lead. Mission successful. -doesnt make it back into crater alive. -respawns. -stocks up on similar mg and mags. -awkwardly waddles back down the road towards the same eventual crater.
My first experience with this game was in the frontlines as a tank crew mate, it was great. I hoped onto a tank with my random guy that I met 5 minutes after logging into the game and went into frontlines to give a support to our teammates. We were guarding a bridge and fighting off enemy tanks and troops. It was too hot in there. Our chances to win were always low, 3v1 tanks, 4v1 tanks, but we managed to fight off for entire hour. After that time we were doomed to failure, low on shells, tank was even heavly damaged. Luckly, at the last minute before enemy final push, friendly tanks arrived behind us. They covered us while we were getting some repairs and ammo restock. With all that help, we pushed the enemy even far back and regained some land.
I started getting these videos recommended to me and I decided to get the game. After an hour of gameplay I can say that it's pretty accurate. Could use some more stalling at a bridge, however.
My first few days of playing Foxhole were what made me fall in love with the Umbral Wildwood, we had a great charge into Colonial trenches while some madman played My Way by Frank Sinatra as we flooded in. I bled out as the song ended and I watched my comrades leave me in the corner of a trench… and then I saw a guy blasting Eurobeat drift a bus into a trench line and drop off 8 people as fresh reinforcements.
Lots of vets complain about newbie's not doing what is needed to make a push successful. And while there are a lot among them that do fuck all no matter what you tell them. It can make a huge difference if you use region chat to give them directions, it will take a time or two before they actually start to listen. But you can win a push if you rally the juniors via region chat, without the need to execute one or two of them because of anger feelings . Also, screaming at a newbie for building a trench in the wrong place is counterproductive, far too many times i see Capt's and Maj's screaming at a newbie and then shooting because the newbie is not listening to the toxic screaming. Just explain the newbies what they are doing wrong and why, everyone has to learn the game and home region only teaches the bare basics. Share your experience with the new players and you will feel a lot less frustration when your line is being pushed back once again.
What that kind of screaming is doing is that players who are actually conscious about the effectiveness of the builds will stop building. As it is a game and I believe still in early access what you would expect to work is totally not in sync with that will actually work. And even veterans can be wrong so that adds to it. So this war I'm playing medic on Shard 1. Since the war had started I'm living on sickle hill and I'l watching the builders go at it. But I already had a guy screaming that no one is building. Well of course not 'cus then you would scream that it's bad, lol.
"It will take a time or two", two days for them to read where to go, two days to make them not bring an entire platoons worth of ammuntion, and another two before they stop charging en mass and burn through all the shirts.
One of my best memories was when a veteran asked me to crew his High-Velocity Field Cannon and we just went around and wrecked stuff. Good times, Darth Wader.
Gotta say, thing i love most about Foxhole is how peaceful it is when your way away from the battle on side of some coast after you spent hours getting shelled over it and the front has pushed onward.
well when I came in the game I spawned in the backline not knowing what logi is, didn't even knew that thing exist, and I ran on a road somewhere and got literly not even 5 min after launching smashed by a trok xD
Hahaha, had the absolute same experience. I have met the Yoda of trench building. And since then i was digging trenches and building bunkers like a pro
First time I died ingame was in my first firefight after a while of doing logi. Standing *almost* in cover behind a brick fence by a road and all of a sudden a warden logi truck just YOLOs in and runs me over. After all the successful avoidance of the usual trucks earlier, one still runs me over when I least expect it to. Video checks out.
oh man i joined on shard 2 during 80 before the wardens nuked the baths. luckily i joined right at peak player hours on the weekend, so there was a huge push back and forth across the deadlands' crater-filled salt flats, and it was an incredible first impression. had no idea what was going on, just had a great time charging across the no-man's land and taking cover in craters. ... and since then, it's mostly been wandering medium and low pop shards during the weekday and trying to hold destroyed bridges to keep the blueberries from repairing them and rolling their silverhands across using only rifles, and frags if we're lucky.
My first time playing i spawned at mercy and was told by a 12 year old sgt to help man a tank. Told him i bought the game literally five minutes ago and he said that was fine and taught my how to gun for a tank:)
Lol I do that a lot with new players. It’s always fun when to see there reaction to stuff. “Yo hey I need you to man a Mortar on this Mortar tank!” “I’ve never manned the mortar before” “Great. Consider it training then, hop in!” This is usually how things go. Also don’t get upset if you do slow stuff like load 120mm into arty because I still do that sometimes lol.
aaww that was very accurate. I'm recently new to the game and it did take a more experienced player helping me out for me to really get it. I got to run around in a tank crew and shoot the gun! We murdered lots of blueberries. Thats what my first day was like :)
>be me, angry warden OCdt >enjoying this video >realizes that you are going to get more new players to join all at the same time >oh no, oh god. >realize most of them will be goblins >laughs in evil joy Thanks for the easy claps funny video man
I played 3 times and I'm somehow corporal and I still have no idea what I'm doing. I don't even know where to spawn at during an everchanging war. Fun game.
First day of foxhole and I was a medic in the middle of a meatgrinder in the deadlands, huge tug-of-war over the Plaza. I wish the screaming would stop.
Accurate. Also if y'all are wanting Todo Logi or learn from one of the large collie clans, I highly recommend T-3C Edit: Thanks for the love mystery person ❤️
This is why I always ask newbies if they are enjoying the game If they aren't, try to find ways to excite and motivate them Best way to maintain a loyal community is to make them enjoy the experience being kind and helpful is one of the best ways to do that
This was me somewhat, I was stuck in a defensive in The Spine in The Deadlands as my first battle. I ran along a railway track and shot a warden dead. Then I respawned and a vet taught me how to shoot and aim and I got promoted to PVT for being new. Then me and some people flanked the wardens, but we still lost. I then proceeded a bit later, to clear out a bunker base of about 5 or 6 wardens with an SMG, then I got promoted to LCPL for being new. All on my first day. I'm still stuck at the Sergeant rank for about 6 to 7 or maybe even 8 months now, lol.
Planetside 2 implemented a mentor bonus for having low ranks in your platoons and squads. Encouraging blueberrys being allowed to tag along. Planetside 2 is probably the most similar to foxhole
I first saw this a few years ago at this point. Sometime 2019 or 2020. Something like that. Made me go, "wtf is Foxhole?" ... 600+ hours later, can confirm. All of it is true.
@@spoot-erman4651 yeah that happens, only time I remember doing that was when some guy who had just got the game jumped into one of our best tanks right on the frontline, we had to gas him out cus he didnt speak English. Also once my tank commander used a slur and so some ppl on our side tried to kill us, otherwise dont play in the road and you are likely good
@@FunnyMuffins Collie propaganda. We never eat babies, that's the goblins, I've seen their cafeteria menu. We only offer the lives of undesirable infants on the altar of Callahan.
I mean, in the second one, the amount of people I see using shovels to work AGAINST their own team boggles my mind. When I was a newb i tried to learn from others BEFORE doing stuff. I didn’t hijack tanks thinking they grew on trees (game literally explains that they are all made by players). I didn’t start building randomly by myself (not a solo base building game). Lots of people are the “helpful vets” if you ask (of course, don’t go in the middle of a group and start bombarding an obvious officer with questions). 1/2 of what should be normal common sense is enough really.
I'd like to say, after for some unknown reason getting reccomended a video of some guy stealing tanks I've been watching videos about foxhole for 2 days Community seems great compared to what I've experienced in counter strike and war thunder, definitely eill be grabbing it soon
Mine was a little different. I started out with another new player straight out of training and we went along together for some time until he went with a squad to try to infiltrate the enemy base while I stayed in the siege. Never saw him after that.
I always help newbie as much as I can when I see them. I still remember the day when I first exploring this game and some WO1 kindly show me around and told what to do and what not to do. But if you are newbie and you ignore my comm and doing something suspicious, I won‘t hesitate to kill you!
Wow that end part really how it is though as a tank driver\gunner all i did in the beginning is grind some materials get a tank together grab random people drive to a front then sometimes have good time and others explode immediately and it continued like that till i had a vet actually teach me how to get shit done
Turns out the real newbie quests are the friends we make along the way.
if we have any!....now I am sad
The moral of the story is to help the Newbies wherever possible, and also that [SIEGE] is coming for you, you cannot escape them, you cannot outrun them, you cannot hide from them, and when they catch you they will show no mercy. Tickle torture may or may not be included in the package.
Was doing assault with then few days ago. Can confirm.
what if i simply avoid the shells
I locked a few of their tanks and jumped in and out of them before stealing one. Was pretty funny watching them trying to play whack-a-mole unsuccessfully.
@@Zhb7 Toxic troll.
@@FaeTheo They're wardens and I was a collie what did you expect? Lol
See, I did my research before moving to the front. The moment I got in as a new Warden, I asked for anyone looking for a fresh recruit. Got grabbed by Logi, became a scrap pirana for an hour. Got left behind but had enough knowledge to look after myself as an independent Logi in Brodytown. Spent the rest of that first day (six hours) grabbing resources from every field, mine, publicly refining it, and kept the fuel flowing to the mines. I don't think anyone really knows what I did. But I don't care. Shit's got to get done and hauling scrap is easier than getting shot at.
Trust me
Even though you dont get instant validation/recognition
You get unconscious one from players like me when i see several refineries flowing again, or mines being emptied from resources and filled with oil
Than i know there is some dude doing all of that
And if i see him in my logi runs
I commend the dude, always
Thank you man, be you green or blue
Players like you have my eternal gratefulness
Than i know
The scroupers and tech femboys are on the Warden side at least seen in high regard.
@@matthiasvanhecke1283 They get held to the highest standard right under Callahan but above Logi, below logi is medics and below that is arty and mortar teams, and then below that it’s Tank crews and then we reach the Infantry. That besides we are all held in high regard but if I gotta save someone I’m choosing from that order.
Thank you for the support comrade.
hey I really appreciate you guys. I do those pro bono work too sometimes because that's what I encountered in my first war (war 79, a bleak time when all the Warden clans were burnt out and taking a break, so Collie was just doing mop-up. This was also before Wardens got more tanks that returned game balance).
Props to you and people like Seiko who keep the mines fueled, it's thankless but when yall are gone it's definitely missed.
Played for the first time yesterday after TH-cam recommended me so many foxhole vids for some reason.
I have some social anxiety which always keeps me from playing multiplayer games but i knew the moment i installed the game i wanted to be a logi. Seemed simple , didn't have to deal with too many people and I would be helping even if i didn't fire a gun.
First hour went well , went scrapping with a truck a player handed me since he was logging off. Did some rounds scrapping and refining , then i see a request for shirts and rpg rounds.
My time to shine , grab a radio and load my truck up with the supplies , check the map , it's a straight shot to the town hall , totally clear. Easy peasy.
Drive down there with some tunes playing , almost close to the town hall , my first delivery was going without a hitch , just need to make this tur-
Suddenly I am surrounded by the enemy team , Arty explosions going off around me and a rpg hits the side of the truck as i had driven my truck full of supplies straight to the enemy front lines. I hop out with only a hammer and make a run for it , luckily the enemy soldiers just spared my life as i had delivered them supplies like an idiot.
Turns out , i had a radio , never actually equipped it though . Ran back to my lines, actually equipped the radio and saw all the blue dots just swarming the road.
Was so embarrassed I logged off , 10/10 remember to actually have the radio equipped.
Fantastic story telling
That's rough buddy. But at least you learned a valuable lesson and sharing it teaches many others, like me cuz I never knew what radio was for or that you had to equip it lol.
I drove my first logi truck full of shirts straight into a river.
God i Love these as this Sums up my Experience with Shard 1. Though on shard 2 people helped out instantly when i asked questions and showed me How to do Basically everything From Logi to Artillery. God save the Collies!
thats probably cuz shard 2 is more like a training experience people dont take it as seriously where shard 1 has many regiments actually tryharding logi and tactics so they dont have that much time to teach people
Kinda why ive been going shard 2. Been teaching the next generation of goblin slayers
@@greyhunter3271 good we need those
@@greyhunter3271 Godspeed my lad
@@stormer9763 this is the reason I solo on shard 1 someone’s gotta help out the newbies with stuff
i was honestly expecting to hear an arty round go off and they both respawn with teary eyes
Imagine your first battle being a bridge battle. That’s a rough deal, amigo.
I spent my first week in the game defending and attacking bridges in Loggerhead.
I remember my very first war, my first battle was a bridge fight, I got lucky enough to show up as we were breaking warden defenses, they got the bridge back up and our tanks started streaming across, it was beautiful.
My first battle was a bridge battle in Baths
My first battle was the recapture, the reloss, and the rerecapture.. and the rereloss, and the rererecapture of the Gallows with its bridge, the rerecapture actually being led by myself, a pvt.. in a scorpion tank, followed by 2 light tanks with equally inexperienced crew. We lost our scorpion, but they lost their silverhand and their bridge during that rerecapture. Glorious.
I've only been playing for 3 days and that's the only kind I've seen, you mean there's other kinds of battles?
My favorite thing to do is when I see a private or a low/new player, I ask how they’re doing and if they’re enjoying the game and then ask them if they’re willing to come with me to help me do some type of mission, whether be logistics or driving with an mg truck to support and rebuild the back line from partisons while teaching them everything :3 (Breadlife in game name). We were all there once, no need to be overzealous
You are a hero tp any side you fight on then keep up the great work!
Thank you comrade. I agree, youre a hero no matter the side
My first two hours in this game
-Unsuccesfully repair turret with sledge hammer.
-tried to board a moving truck by standing in front of it
-quick respawn later.
-took an mg, loaded with mags.
-crawled towards the assumed active battle zone.
-sees a crap ton of foxholes and bunkers. Wtf no one ura charging? 0/10.
-sees crater in front of tanks with a corpse in it. Looks good.
-tanks shelling and pulling back.
-awkwardly waddles towards crater. Somehow dint get shot but the previous laser accuracy of the wardens on a nearby trench.
-crouches down for 5 minutes. Well this was a mistake.
-checks stuff in hole (from the corpse??) Medical stuff and plasma.
-ignores stands up and sprays at warden position. Hits someone (not fatally)
-proceeds to do that for 15mins conserving ammo.
-friendly green guy comes along to share hole.
Gets insta sniped.
-Sprays mg in vengeance. Wtf warden guy crawling up to my position.
-crawls out of hole to perforate him with lead. Mission successful.
-doesnt make it back into crater alive.
-respawns.
-stocks up on similar mg and mags.
-awkwardly waddles back down the road towards the same eventual crater.
Live repeat die
Repairing a turret with a sledge hammer?
He a little confused but he got the spirit.
@@davidty2006 33% faster repair rate, right?
My first three hours in game consisted of throwing the 300 stockpiled mammons from a relic base that was being overrun.
I need more game war stories like this. This is great.
My first experience with this game was in the frontlines as a tank crew mate, it was great.
I hoped onto a tank with my random guy that I met 5 minutes after logging into the game and went into frontlines to give a support to our teammates.
We were guarding a bridge and fighting off enemy tanks and troops. It was too hot in there. Our chances to win were always low, 3v1 tanks, 4v1 tanks, but we managed to fight off for entire hour.
After that time we were doomed to failure, low on shells, tank was even heavly damaged. Luckly, at the last minute before enemy final push, friendly tanks arrived behind us. They covered us while we were getting some repairs and ammo restock. With all that help, we pushed the enemy even far back and regained some land.
I started getting these videos recommended to me and I decided to get the game. After an hour of gameplay I can say that it's pretty accurate. Could use some more stalling at a bridge, however.
And a vet yelling at you to stop pushing, cliffs OP
Ah, the classic Newbie trap, a bridge fight :)
@@freeboski Had a good time defending it with a bolt action rifle, even managed to upgrade to a semi-auto rifle from the corpse of my enemies.
100% can confirm that Helpful Vets sound exactly like that.
My first few days of playing Foxhole were what made me fall in love with the Umbral Wildwood, we had a great charge into Colonial trenches while some madman played My Way by Frank Sinatra as we flooded in. I bled out as the song ended and I watched my comrades leave me in the corner of a trench… and then I saw a guy blasting Eurobeat drift a bus into a trench line and drop off 8 people as fresh reinforcements.
I'm really looking forward to more of these lol
I thought the joke was that he didnt know how to set a foward respawn and thus had to walk back to the front each time
to the guy that took 5 minutes explaining me how to be a medic, building and using ambulances, thank you
Love your vids, might I suggest:
collies = doge
warden = pepe
what about
warden = femboys
collies = goblins
Wardens are cats.
Colonial are d'ags.
You like d'ags?
Apu for the fresh blueberries
Lots of vets complain about newbie's not doing what is needed to make a push successful. And while there are a lot among them that do fuck all no matter what you tell them. It can make a huge difference if you use region chat to give them directions, it will take a time or two before they actually start to listen. But you can win a push if you rally the juniors via region chat, without the need to execute one or two of them because of anger feelings
.
Also, screaming at a newbie for building a trench in the wrong place is counterproductive, far too many times i see Capt's and Maj's screaming at a newbie and then shooting because the newbie is not listening to the toxic screaming. Just explain the newbies what they are doing wrong and why, everyone has to learn the game and home region only teaches the bare basics.
Share your experience with the new players and you will feel a lot less frustration when your line is being pushed back once again.
Motivate Newbro's without executing anyone? I've never heard something so controversial, yet so brave. I need to take this one to the commissariat!
@@xenon8342 whan the commisar hears thats you can talk to your soldiers instead of shooting them
Thats what I do while slipping bit of Propaganda and Grand Speeches between the directions and orders.
What that kind of screaming is doing is that players who are actually conscious about the effectiveness of the builds will stop building.
As it is a game and I believe still in early access what you would expect to work is totally not in sync with that will actually work. And even veterans can be wrong so that adds to it.
So this war I'm playing medic on Shard 1. Since the war had started I'm living on sickle hill and I'l watching the builders go at it.
But I already had a guy screaming that no one is building. Well of course not 'cus then you would scream that it's bad, lol.
"It will take a time or two", two days for them to read where to go, two days to make them not bring an entire platoons worth of ammuntion, and another two before they stop charging en mass and burn through all the shirts.
Can prove that siege does see you if you cross a bridge
One of my best memories was when a veteran asked me to crew his High-Velocity Field Cannon and we just went around and wrecked stuff. Good times, Darth Wader.
I am going through this right now, all I feel is pain.
And a great series is born a newbie tries to stop the warden nukes and save the babies
Love sniping some collie heads from afar ❤️. Though feel bad when I see they have no rank and hope I didn’t just turn them off the game.
*Helpful Vet*
If only we could all achieve such greatness
You should do a video on the differences between Shard-1 and Shard-2!
Bayonets, apparently.
You learn a lot about life in foxhole.
Gotta say, thing i love most about Foxhole is how peaceful it is when your way away from the battle on side of some coast after you spent hours getting shelled over it and the front has pushed onward.
Doge learns that war is heck, but that even in heck we have friends
well when I came in the game I spawned in the backline not knowing what logi is, didn't even knew that thing exist, and I ran on a road somewhere and got literly not even 5 min after launching smashed by a trok xD
I love that you use the good old t3 walls with bunkers.
I do this all the time. Pick up your noobs because foxhole is about the friends we made along the way
Hahaha, had the absolute same experience. I have met the Yoda of trench building. And since then i was digging trenches and building bunkers like a pro
Moral of the story -- don't play as a dirty collie.
First time I died ingame was in my first firefight after a while of doing logi. Standing *almost* in cover behind a brick fence by a road and all of a sudden a warden logi truck just YOLOs in and runs me over. After all the successful avoidance of the usual trucks earlier, one still runs me over when I least expect it to. Video checks out.
oh man i joined on shard 2 during 80 before the wardens nuked the baths. luckily i joined right at peak player hours on the weekend, so there was a huge push back and forth across the deadlands' crater-filled salt flats, and it was an incredible first impression. had no idea what was going on, just had a great time charging across the no-man's land and taking cover in craters.
... and since then, it's mostly been wandering medium and low pop shards during the weekday and trying to hold destroyed bridges to keep the blueberries from repairing them and rolling their silverhands across using only rifles, and frags if we're lucky.
1:08 A yes. The early days when you always die five seconds after making it to the nearest bridge battle.
I remember i went with a helpful vet and we rode around in a tank for 4 irl hours fighting enemy tanks and pushing trenches. It was so fun.
My first time playing i spawned at mercy and was told by a 12 year old sgt to help man a tank. Told him i bought the game literally five minutes ago and he said that was fine and taught my how to gun for a tank:)
Lol I do that a lot with new players. It’s always fun when to see there reaction to stuff.
“Yo hey I need you to man a Mortar on this Mortar tank!”
“I’ve never manned the mortar before”
“Great. Consider it training then, hop in!”
This is usually how things go. Also don’t get upset if you do slow stuff like load 120mm into arty because I still do that sometimes lol.
Was the SGT named the commandant?
aaww that was very accurate. I'm recently new to the game and it did take a more experienced player helping me out for me to really get it. I got to run around in a tank crew and shoot the gun! We murdered lots of blueberries. Thats what my first day was like :)
Freakin' wholesome right there at the end.
Just in case, WO1 isn't vet.
Helpful vet: first I'm going to take your temperature
Considering it’s dogs yes
>be me, angry warden OCdt
>enjoying this video
>realizes that you are going to get more new players to join all at the same time
>oh no, oh god.
>realize most of them will be goblins
>laughs in evil joy
Thanks for the easy claps funny video man
Youve probly killed me lol
@@theblueneko677 OwO
Adopt a Noob TODAY!!!
So. Fucking. Wholesome. I was once that newbie (pretending I’m not still one)
I'm about to join in as a Collie when I buy Foxhole tomorrow. I expect to be absolutely trashed honestly.
This is so wholesome I'm adding to my watch daily list
The end is so wholesome :)
I love being that helpful vet
everything past 1:20 is just a dream, the newbie never woke up again.
Never played this game but after watching so videos I beginning to feel more and more that this is the game for me
So have you tried it?
I played 3 times and I'm somehow corporal and I still have no idea what I'm doing. I don't even know where to spawn at during an everchanging war. Fun game.
Alternate ending: "So lissin, to have many funs all you have to do is..." *helpful wet gets evaporated by SC*
First day of foxhole and I was a medic in the middle of a meatgrinder in the deadlands, huge tug-of-war over the Plaza. I wish the screaming would stop.
This was just wholesome
I play a lot of medic on shard 2 it’s amazing how much giving quick advice saves newbies ‘that’s not cover’ ‘duck’ etc
Accurate. Also if y'all are wanting Todo Logi or learn from one of the large collie clans, I highly recommend T-3C
Edit: Thanks for the love mystery person ❤️
This is the most true and real thing I've seen ever. You just described my first day and I've turned into a successful logi.
My first hour-
"Failed to download player data[0]"
This is why I always ask newbies if they are enjoying the game
If they aren't, try to find ways to excite and motivate them
Best way to maintain a loyal community is to make them enjoy the experience
being kind and helpful is one of the best ways to do that
This was me somewhat, I was stuck in a defensive in The Spine in The Deadlands as my first battle. I ran along a railway track and shot a warden dead. Then I respawned and a vet taught me how to shoot and aim and I got promoted to PVT for being new. Then me and some people flanked the wardens, but we still lost. I then proceeded a bit later, to clear out a bunker base of about 5 or 6 wardens with an SMG, then I got promoted to LCPL for being new. All on my first day. I'm still stuck at the Sergeant rank for about 6 to 7 or maybe even 8 months now, lol.
love this, the comedic timing is great.
Planetside 2 implemented a mentor bonus for having low ranks in your platoons and squads. Encouraging blueberrys being allowed to tag along. Planetside 2 is probably the most similar to foxhole
misery loves company.
You learn real quick that war is hell.
One time i had to stop 2 new player from using artillery because they were shooting it at OUR BASE
I first saw this a few years ago at this point. Sometime 2019 or 2020. Something like that. Made me go, "wtf is Foxhole?"
... 600+ hours later, can confirm. All of it is true.
That ending was so wholesome
Mr Overzealous will make for fine target practice...
wholesome ending. 10/10 would assault bridge again
I Will probably buy Foxhole someday lol, for now enjoing the memes and videos
And this is eventually what happens to foxhole players
I cant wait to play this game when I have the money, I really hope I dont get yelled at or teamkilled
Part of the fun imo. You rarely get shot in purpose, most of the TK are accidents and you might be doing more TK as a newb if you're using nades
You for sure will, but that's part of the fun
@@sammykurtzy1056 Nono I know that I meant tk'ed for making a mistake like a lot of people in the comments are saying
@@spoot-erman4651 yeah that happens, only time I remember doing that was when some guy who had just got the game jumped into one of our best tanks right on the frontline, we had to gas him out cus he didnt speak English. Also once my tank commander used a slur and so some ppl on our side tried to kill us, otherwise dont play in the road and you are likely good
@@madensmith7014 most of the team kills seem to be arty tbh
And so, the process repeats itself
Newbie quests for colonials:
* Learn to love the flavor of babies
* ???
* Become a good colonial via warden assassination
Wardens munch on babes. Colonials save the babes. ftfy
@@FunnyMuffins save them by eating them smh
@@FunnyMuffins Collie propaganda. We never eat babies, that's the goblins, I've seen their cafeteria menu. We only offer the lives of undesirable infants on the altar of Callahan.
@@madensmith7014 That altar is your Dinner Table smh
A nice story that is probably coli propaganda
My helpful vet kept trying to teach me essential supplies but we kept getting interrupted by enemy shell fire hitting spawn bunker
I don't know why I keep watching these, I decided to stop playing after war 80... a helpful vet would be great right about now
where you a collie?
Lmao I used to be a squad leader in Siege
I mean, in the second one, the amount of people I see using shovels to work AGAINST their own team boggles my mind.
When I was a newb i tried to learn from others BEFORE doing stuff. I didn’t hijack tanks thinking they grew on trees (game literally explains that they are all made by players). I didn’t start building randomly by myself (not a solo base building game).
Lots of people are the “helpful vets” if you ask (of course, don’t go in the middle of a group and start bombarding an obvious officer with questions).
1/2 of what should be normal common sense is enough really.
I'd like to say, after for some unknown reason getting reccomended a video of some guy stealing tanks I've been watching videos about foxhole for 2 days
Community seems great compared to what I've experienced in counter strike and war thunder, definitely eill be grabbing it soon
Bless the helpful vet
This is going to be me Tomorrow :'(
Never happens on a Warden's side for some unknown reason
You should be allowed to give two thumbs up not just one. I have two hands.
Mine was a little different. I started out with another new player straight out of training and we went along together for some time until he went with a squad to try to infiltrate the enemy base while I stayed in the siege. Never saw him after that.
I always help newbie as much as I can when I see them. I still remember the day when I first exploring this game and some WO1 kindly show me around and told what to do and what not to do.
But if you are newbie and you ignore my comm and doing something suspicious, I won‘t hesitate to kill you!
I just bought the game last night lol ive just been helping Carry people to safety to the medics
Good Ending
Helpful Vet should've just borked
Remember guys dying is half the fun
i mean, its a team game
DOGE TOGETHER STONK
Happy end
Ah yes, digging trenches as a newbie thinking it'll help repell attacks. All that just for a bullet by some random high rank
Good content
Wow that end part really how it is though as a tank driver\gunner all i did in the beginning is grind some materials get a tank together grab random people drive to a front then sometimes have good time and others explode immediately and it continued like that till i had a vet actually teach me how to get shit done
ah if only this was real and not a meme
Foxhole: Real PTSD simulator
That's beautiful. Love it !
depression simulator 2021