I ask because twice in one map i requested ammo from 2 separate support players after chasing them around the map waiting for them to die take their class and spawn it myself, they just simply replied negative
can support actually get rid of ammo drop from their class ?>
i dont get it.. as a medic i love being the guy that heals and revives one of my best BF1 moment so far was 4 of us holding ARGONNE E from a huge assault i literally revived healed rinse repeat we managed to hold off the attack i ended up receiving messages from 2 of the players applauding my efforts it was great
I play support 99% of the time. Dropping ammo is very important. I drop one everytime I stop or if I see a bunch of people clumped together.. especially if I see the ‘need ammo’ icon over their heads. Now sometimes if it gets heated I may not always see them. Just shoot or stab me to get my attention. So the same for those that won’t throw you ammo. Just pull out your secondary weapon (melee or pistol) and whack/shoot them. They’ll probably get the message.
This reminds me… in other BF games you could see the number of ‘whatevers’ (gun kills, repairs, ammo drops, etc etc) on your dog tags in the main menu. In BF1 you can’t. Just wonder if there is a way to see the number the enemy sees when you kill them.. such as ammo drops if you have the St. Christopher medal back dog tag.
These players who play medic, and support and do not heal or resupply, only care about the next kill. They see the ammo only for them when they run out. The healing only for them when they are wounded.
I can highly advice you to use the pouches instead of the crate. The pouches give full ammo while both you and your teammate can stay mobile, a second pouch also resupplies grenades/explosives after a short a while. The crate disappears after a few resupplies and forces everyone to stand still next to it. Only on maps like Argonne Forest, where you don’t really need a Limpet Charge, you could use both the pouches and the crate for insane resupplies.
I left support till last to grind to 10 as I’d heard all the chat about poor weapons, terrible gadgets etc. You almost had me there though, trying to keep the best to yourselves.
Seriously though, the gadgets are pretty poor, so I usually run ammo packs and crate (I play domination mostly, otherwise I would definitely keep the limpet charge). Drop a crate near groups or in high traffic areas and throw packs to anyone else.
Same, thought it was going to be a painful ordeal to get Support to 10, but I acutally ended up really liking Support. I even like the Huot and I see a lot of complaints about that.
Yeah, I’m kind of liking the Huot, but it doesn’t seem to quite have the accuracy to match it’s ammo count. I keep not quite killing people with it (I’m having the same issue with the Hellriegel) but I’ve only run a couple of magazines through it. I’ll stick it out. The Madsen MG Storm though. My god that thing is amazing. I just run around with my head down or crab left and right so that damn magazine isn’t in my way, and it is an absolute monster. I really don’t know what all the complaining about the support weapons is about. And if you want to keep slightly back from the action, the M1909 Storm is a laser.
I just checked on BF tracker (more detailed time played per class) and having just reached rank 10 on my final infantry class, my SPM per class is…
As a support I always throw down my crate next to medic crates. But there are a few times I won’t drop my crate right away like if I am halfway through a reload and you want ammo just let me finish reloading. Also it doesn’t matter what map you are on the Limpet Charge is king
Yes. With how terrible this class is compared to all others it wouldn’t surprise me if many support players abandon ammo and just use gadgets to try and milk any usefulness out of this pathetic class.
That’s the mentality of kids, not everyone though I love support and I’ve always played it because of the comfort of never running out of ammo and big magazines but in Battlefield 1 as someone else said; their guns are like nerf-guns. They’re pretty and too low RoF (in my opinion). The patch where they added bipod to most weapons were probably one of the dumbest idea because it makes us more stationary which label us as a noob or camper. In reality, it would work better as suppressing the enemy but not in a game. Also making us an easy target for snipers.
I wrote the same on my thread regarding bugs and tweaks for this game.
forums.battlefield.com/en-us/discussion/66268/some-crucial-bugs-tweaks-that-need-to-be-fixed-done-asap#latest