Battlefield 6 players are begging to be resurrected using repair tools, but medics say rescuing fallen players isn't as easy as it looks

Medical staff find themselves fighting their own war Battlefield 6 Desperate players began to use the repair tool to leave messages begging for resurrection.

EA and Battlefield Studios opened the floodgates when Battlefield 6 launched for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X and S last week (October 10). Over 740,000 players come together to play the game on Steam alonea new discussion about in-game classes is raising eyebrows, and among them is one question: Are medical staff doing their job?

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There's no doubt that support classes play an important role in any Battlefield 6 multiplayer match. While the Assault, Engineer, and Scout classes also bring important tools and skills to the fight, only the Support class can get fallen soldiers back on their feet at lightning speed.

Squad members of any class are free to resurrect each other in support with or without medical kits, although they are only locked to the revived player in the squad and take longer to pick them up. Support players do not have these squad restrictions and can instantly revive soldiers using equipment such as defibrillators.

With dozens of teammates in every match of Battlefield 6, there are always plenty of players hoping to be revived, and since buildings often collapse around them, the chances of being rescued aren't always great. Adding pressure to both ends is a measurement of a downed player that shows how far away the nearest medical staff group is. Things tend to get a little heated when John Battlefield 2000 chooses not to resurrect you from five meters away.

Some have taken to using repair tools, the gadgets engineers have used in Battlefield for years to repair vehicles (and paint on walls) to leave messages for support medics who neglected their fallen comrades. one Popular posts by Reddit user dobrewski77 Contains a not-so-friendly request for others to “remember to revive your teammates.” It's fair to want to get back into the fight, but those in support say successful saves won't be that easy.

“Stop clicking redeploy and you will be resurrected” One person replied In X/Twitter post. “I hope people will ask where the doctor is instead of skipping the resurrection.” Another Reddit comment additional.

Reddit user beningham94 also posted his own message about the repair tool During the weekend. Instead of calling medics during a support session, they chose to present different information to the team.

Battlefield 6 was released a few days ago and has already sparked different conversations in the community. This includes in-game pop-ups Tell players that they can uninstall the campaignalso Portal Mode Created as a Remastered Call of Duty Transport Map.

For more information you can check out our Battlefield 6 multiplayer review underway and our 5/10 Activity Review. As supporting players and downed teammates argue over who should do what on the battlefield, you can see below some of the memes that everyone in between will enjoy.

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