In-faction conflict handling and cross-laugange communication is another skill for the leadership. Without a peace-prioritized policy and dedication to difficult negotiation when facing laugange barrier, sometimes leads to civil war...
100% agree. It's funny you mention this because I had to help communicate between my group and a Russian due to a language miscommunication. I think some folks are quick to assume the worst or quick to anger and lash out instead of talking it out.
THANK YOU. I don't think people realise just how significant leadership is in Foxhole and how much both factions need good leaders. A good leader is the make and break in a regiment, an operation and even a coalition. In rare cases a good leader can even change the tide of a war through operations or making large strategic decisions. The importantce of not just some game knowledge but more importantly patience, being clear with instructions, keeping calm when people make mistakes, decision making (this one is really hard sometimes as you don't know what is right or wrong, but you cannot "sit in the middle") and most importantly keeping things fun, never forcing anyone to do anything.
I feel like some of the best leaders are the ones that never try to seek leadership. They just do their thing, have fun, and when people see that they naturally gravitate to that kind of person.
I showed 2 people the ropes of foxhole. I cherish moments when I get to teach a new player how to play a game I personally love and open their eyes to the new experience by unraveling their worries and doubts when faced what appears to be a convoluted process in the backline facilities or front line fighting. (Sgt)'s will make a strong and independent (Major) in the future if you give him a patient and cordial experience by easing him into the mechanics that we know and love and vicariously spreading that passion and joy to other new players of the community.
I recently re-tried jumping into Foxhole and just randomly picked Wardens. I had a cold so i was not on VC, but I was typing in regiment chat. People were super friendly. I went from aimlessly doing nothing, to ferrying 120mm shells for an artillery barrage until the ammo stockpiles plus an extra pallet were all gone, to repairing the counter-battery damage, to re-building the crane that got destroyed in the base (holy cow is its turning speed SLOW), to grabbing a flatbed, learning how to pallet-ize 120mm shells from an ammo factory, and learning how to flatbed logi it all the way back out to the base and resupply its ammo rooms. The guy teaching me then picked me up and took me on a tour of his regiments' crazy huge main base. He did warn me of egos (but I've played eve online so I'm used to that). As mentioned in the video I wanted to join his regiment just from the 1:1 interaction alone, but alas that regiment's main comms language is completely foreign to me. This re-try was way more fulfilling than my very first foxhole experience. It was a destroyed bridge stalemate and people berating the randoms and newbs like me for not going to this specific bridge in voice and chat. Once there it was full of dudes doing pointless musters and throwing us over the river as a meatshield over and over so their group could keep up with the tanks/artillery. When their push failed they just quietly withdrew leaving a bunch of us randoms and newbies to get outplayed and massacred in the counter-push, with no idea how to do things like basic repairs, connect a base, etc. I hope to stick around some more and find a good regiment.
Good luck on your search man. There’s so many regiments out there that fits everyone’s playstyle/niche. I really like the regiments that mainly look to build a community of friends that play together (both in foxhole and other games too)
Good stuff. You pretty much covered all the important aspects for good leadership in Foxhole, especially on the Regimental - Faction level. The politics and drama in the community killed the game for me, but I don't regret the time I spent commanding my regiment. We managed to consistently produce results very few people have been able to replicate and everyone had fun whilst we worked at it. Recon, Intelligence and After Action Reports are the core fundamentals that I used to teach. Without them very little progress can be made in the long term.
The drama is an unfortunate side effect of the level of cooperation the game demands but as long as folks surround themselves with "normal" level headed players, those interactions thankfully become minimal.
good stuff especially the motivation and compassion part, hopefully more leaders will watch. im mostly ignored by my reg which is a blessing because i play frontline infantry where we form squads of mixed regiments and solos with other frontline inf. ideally i organize a discord group of infantry thats from different regs who want to practice organzied infantry ops. being that the discord group is not official reg then there is no real leader, we're just trying to train some team infantry since most regs dont care to aside from panicked shouts at their scattered infantry for support they said wouldnt be needed for their op.
Thanks for this video, I want to dive into Foxhole as a commander I don't see myself playing a small cog in the machine for fun for very long. I've been good/competitive in other games as infantry, tanker, pilot, ship captain, etc. Might see myself enter one or more of these wars one day as a pirate leading my pirate ship fleet around on grand raiding parties and naval invasions or a tank commander in an LT for a quick flank or HT to join the gun line.
I would really like to see a video that explains all the biggest regiments and their specificities as well as the coalitions :) it could be important for understanding the meme
Sooo 5.14k Gremblo, main takeaway is to find divine levels of patience and understanding to lead a bunch of idiots to get the most out of Foxhole... Guess I'll just uninstall.
If you missed the card at the top right of the screen, the playlist for all the other beginner friendly guides is in the description as well!
In-faction conflict handling and cross-laugange communication is another skill for the leadership.
Without a peace-prioritized policy and dedication to difficult negotiation when facing laugange barrier, sometimes leads to civil war...
100% agree. It's funny you mention this because I had to help communicate between my group and a Russian due to a language miscommunication. I think some folks are quick to assume the worst or quick to anger and lash out instead of talking it out.
THANK YOU. I don't think people realise just how significant leadership is in Foxhole and how much both factions need good leaders. A good leader is the make and break in a regiment, an operation and even a coalition. In rare cases a good leader can even change the tide of a war through operations or making large strategic decisions. The importantce of not just some game knowledge but more importantly patience, being clear with instructions, keeping calm when people make mistakes, decision making (this one is really hard sometimes as you don't know what is right or wrong, but you cannot "sit in the middle") and most importantly keeping things fun, never forcing anyone to do anything.
I feel like some of the best leaders are the ones that never try to seek leadership. They just do their thing, have fun, and when people see that they naturally gravitate to that kind of person.
I showed 2 people the ropes of foxhole. I cherish moments when I get to teach a new player how to play a game I personally love and open their eyes to the new experience by unraveling their worries and doubts when faced what appears to be a convoluted process in the backline facilities or front line fighting. (Sgt)'s will make a strong and independent (Major) in the future if you give him a patient and cordial experience by easing him into the mechanics that we know and love and vicariously spreading that passion and joy to other new players of the community.
I recently re-tried jumping into Foxhole and just randomly picked Wardens. I had a cold so i was not on VC, but I was typing in regiment chat. People were super friendly. I went from aimlessly doing nothing, to ferrying 120mm shells for an artillery barrage until the ammo stockpiles plus an extra pallet were all gone, to repairing the counter-battery damage, to re-building the crane that got destroyed in the base (holy cow is its turning speed SLOW), to grabbing a flatbed, learning how to pallet-ize 120mm shells from an ammo factory, and learning how to flatbed logi it all the way back out to the base and resupply its ammo rooms. The guy teaching me then picked me up and took me on a tour of his regiments' crazy huge main base. He did warn me of egos (but I've played eve online so I'm used to that). As mentioned in the video I wanted to join his regiment just from the 1:1 interaction alone, but alas that regiment's main comms language is completely foreign to me.
This re-try was way more fulfilling than my very first foxhole experience. It was a destroyed bridge stalemate and people berating the randoms and newbs like me for not going to this specific bridge in voice and chat. Once there it was full of dudes doing pointless musters and throwing us over the river as a meatshield over and over so their group could keep up with the tanks/artillery. When their push failed they just quietly withdrew leaving a bunch of us randoms and newbies to get outplayed and massacred in the counter-push, with no idea how to do things like basic repairs, connect a base, etc.
I hope to stick around some more and find a good regiment.
Good luck on your search man. There’s so many regiments out there that fits everyone’s playstyle/niche. I really like the regiments that mainly look to build a community of friends that play together (both in foxhole and other games too)
Good stuff. You pretty much covered all the important aspects for good leadership in Foxhole, especially on the Regimental - Faction level. The politics and drama in the community killed the game for me, but I don't regret the time I spent commanding my regiment. We managed to consistently produce results very few people have been able to replicate and everyone had fun whilst we worked at it.
Recon, Intelligence and After Action Reports are the core fundamentals that I used to teach. Without them very little progress can be made in the long term.
The drama is an unfortunate side effect of the level of cooperation the game demands but as long as folks surround themselves with "normal" level headed players, those interactions thankfully become minimal.
1:55 Amogus ... ( i really liked this video )
seed truly is a goat
The man is pure of heart
VAST mention let’s gooooo MARO MARO MARO
good stuff especially the motivation and compassion part, hopefully more leaders will watch. im mostly ignored by my reg which is a blessing because i play frontline infantry where we form squads of mixed regiments and solos with other frontline inf. ideally i organize a discord group of infantry thats from different regs who want to practice organzied infantry ops. being that the discord group is not official reg then there is no real leader, we're just trying to train some team infantry since most regs dont care to aside from panicked shouts at their scattered infantry for support they said wouldnt be needed for their op.
10:07 yay I'm in here. Great vid!
Thank you!
Great video on leadership in Foxhole! Love the examples as well! Well done!
Bring back the white whale!
Please Markfoot if you can hear my prayers, bring back the whale!
Thanks for this video, I want to dive into Foxhole as a commander I don't see myself playing a small cog in the machine for fun for very long. I've been good/competitive in other games as infantry, tanker, pilot, ship captain, etc. Might see myself enter one or more of these wars one day as a pirate leading my pirate ship fleet around on grand raiding parties and naval invasions or a tank commander in an LT for a quick flank or HT to join the gun line.
Wow great way to explain leadership. I want to join the gremlins now
Bet
Gonna show this to my bosses at work.
(Also wish the gremlins would come blue. I miss my naval invasion friends.)
Maybe one day we’ll go wardens again!
Gremblo the goat as usual!
I would really like to see a video that explains all the biggest regiments and their specificities as well as the coalitions :) it could be important for understanding the meme
Sadly 82Dk cant work with other regiments cause we already fill up a hex
82DK is a regiment, coalition, and the whole Warden faction lol
Building next please
@@max-bc5uo definitely!
PARA #1
BARA Bros are the best
we need one for ships and subs
Sooo 5.14k Gremblo, main takeaway is to find divine levels of patience and understanding to lead a bunch of idiots to get the most out of Foxhole... Guess I'll just uninstall.
He'll be back... they always come back