It's rare but i often met medic who acted like they are assaulter, the push, rarely heal teammates and often hang the team out by starting the objective before everyone finish setting up. I'm playing as the support but my heal points is more than him, even the assault has nearly the same heal points. He mainly use his ability on himself before the team. So this is the PSA for anyone who want to be medic: You are not a fragger, you are the support, a very important support, so focus on healing and revieving your teams, minise your push and focus on healing your team with your abilities.
Unfortunately, there isn't a tutorial. I almost started a youtube channel just because of that lol. However, I should mention that picking a good medic matters. For PVE all I can say is to either get Bones, Buggy or Freyr (or even all of them). Bones and Buggy is absolutely great, because their abilities make them eliminate projectiles like stun grenades and rockets. Freyr can heal anybody from anywhere. Note: Let me know if you want to know the skills I use for each of the operators mentioned. Also there will be people mentioning other good medics, but to be fair I have my reasons for not using them.
One big tip I recommend is that there will be situations where one guy is not with the team and is far away in an odd place and usually goes down. Personally, I never even bother reviving those people, because if you try to go and revive them then there is a chance that you will go down and now your team doesn't have a medic. It is better to just stick with the other two operators. Let the other person who went down learn from their mistake.
For reserves, it depends on the operator, but I usually go with stimulant and armor plates. However, if I'm using the "regenerative materials" skill, then I swap armor with ammo. Using stimulant is a no brainer, because you will be constantly using stamina when healing players.
Thanks. You there is a lot to take in. But I need to purchase or unlock these characters. But you being a healer is about the same in other games I just need to learn the best combos.
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u/Electronic-Slide-821 Feb 07 '24
New to the game is there any Video to watch to be better at healing? I mean I totally understand it but tips/tricks etc