the logi rolling up with ammo bmats nades and AT we definately notice as infantry. please bring 5-10 sniper rifles if possible and dam the catara lmg is a beast for frontline. with nades we can push without armor when we coordinate the nade rushes.
Three friends and I once supplied a front with 12 tier 3 scorpions via train. The absolute awe of our allies when we basically said, "Have fun!" and then left was amazing.
In war 110 my regiment did a lot of things, but I myself built an obs base watching the border in Ash Fields to help detect and deter partisans. It lived almost the entire war right up to the end, and I later learned it took an enemy Field Marshall's big operation to sneak in and blow it up. Probably my biggest compliment as a builder and logi
That's awesome! Thanks for sharing that! It's little things like that, that may not seem super important right away but make a huge difference later on.
The instant gratification you get is from frontline logi. Delivering long awaited supplies to a front bunker and hearing all the boys whooping in VC, that gets you hooked.
True! That is what gets you hooked! I have had some deliveries where I got no cheers and no commends so hopefully some newer logi players don't experience that as their first logi experience ha.
I know I made it very logi focused. I mentioned going to the front but more with building. I wanted to stick to the logistics theme because I think most frontline already know they are also making a difference because they are the ones on the front actively pushing us forward. Maybe I can make another video highlighting why infantry matters and how important it's. I mean without infantry wars don't end lol. Good point and thanks for bringing this up!
As a former real life Infantry man. It is the hardest job, painful job, but you are that element that EVERYONE is supports. You are the fighter everyone else is Support. In the end it is a thankless job but rewarding like none other when you get that victory or am the rush of a success in the completion of a mission. I fought in Iraq 08-09 and Afghanistan 2012-13. Best most exciting days of my life followed by terrifying horrific moments. Bonds with my brothers were welded in the fire and nothing can break it. Go join the front and join your brothers.
Oh I promise you I'm sure in those 5 hours you are making some kind of positive impact! Like I stated in the video you may not see it, but it's happening. Glad this video helped!
as someone who raids depots for frontline delivery, i can say that for 2 hours when i don't wanna work in the mid-line you're the most important person in my life. my rank solely belongs to you realistically speaking.
This video, has made me start playing again. We played like last year and got burned out cause a few of us wanted to fight and most wanted to do logi and tanks so we were spilt. So we quit, now seeing your video I have sent it to my friends and now we are oiling our war machine. Thank you.
This is amazing to hear! And it sounds like you can all work together to accomplish all your goals! Let me know if you have any questions or if I can help in any way. And thanks for telling me this! Made my day!
I need some kind of statistical mechanics, for example, to find out what happened to most of the materials that I delivered, to see the buildings that I influenced, to see information on the map in which tanks or ammunition that I made helped. (even if this information is available at the end of the battle, it is a great motivation to return to a new battle)
I would love that! I want the simple thing of adding in the UI "This item was made by X Player" They have a "stats" page for players but it's lacking a lot of cool stats that they should let players know they did. I know clans and groups that keep track on spreadsheets for the work that they do.
This video shows the essence of foxhole, teamwork. Everything you do will help in someway, even the bad stuff like placing a door on a bunker base because that might cause someone to look for other flaws in the design securing the base.
Thanks for saying that! I believe more new players need to hear this cause it can feel like you aren't contributing anything when you first start playing.
I like logistics games in general, but I really enjoy making frontline deliveries in Foxhole. I spent a good three hours a few days ago making continuous deliveries to a heavy fighting zone. Just looking at the bunker inventory, bringing ammo for guns that were empty, guns for ammo sitting idle, shirts and medical supplies, crates of grenades and gas... One run I delivered a full truckload of shirts, ammo, and grenades to a town base that was on the verge of being surrounded. That town base held out for forty minutes until other groups brought forward some tanks for a counterattack. I don't know if what I delivered helped, I was too busy driving back and forth, but I do know that every time I arrived back at the frontline EVERYONE was happy to see me.
That's awesome! When I first started playing all I did was frontline deliveries. I do them every now and then but I mainly move resources around from backline to midline to make it easier for you all running the frontline supplies. Love the logi story! Thanks for sharing that! And keep up the good logi work!
Another banger by Robert LuvsGames, this has inspired me to add a section to my regiment to update people who had to log off before an Op ends in order to provide them info on how they DIRECTLY helped the front. Thank you. Also I really hope that one day I am interviewed randomly in-game by Mr. LuvsGames, haha
WLL is a fantastic logistic clan and any aspiring logi players should join them, regardless of what faction they plan on ;) - from a grateful 82DK member -
thats one of the reasons i love this game so much that everyone matters and has a role no one left out and no one exclued and joes are the best regiment
I like that there are so many roles and so many things you can do in Foxhole, and all of them matter. When even one is missing, you feel it. Keep doing what you're doing, even if other people and even yourself think that you're not needed. People will say you're useless until they are scrambling into the trench *you* made or falling back to the base *you* built or using the supplies *you* made. Very gratifying to play long enough to see your own impact.
Everyone has a role to play! Was just on a front last night and we only had one medic and the infantry really felt that one. Always need at least 2-3 medics around. Well said! Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this!
in my second war we held an outpost in warden territory for like 3 or 4 days, it was crazy to just see the same place and the same people for almost a week when there are a million other things they could do. i truly dont think any other game is quite like it.
Nice! That's the cool thing about sticking to a specific hex or area when playing a war. Because normally major clans and just vet players stick to certain sides of the map, left, middle or right. I do this as well for a majority of wars. Sometimes I will spawn on the other side just to change it up. Like going to Heartlands yesterday was a big change up for me this was since I've been mainly far east this war. And nope. I still haven't found a game that scratches this specific niche like Foxhole does.
Love this video. I’m a returning player from initial release who only played 1 hr until a few days ago. I’m loving everything this time around once I starting understanding the basic loops.
I kinda felt down after war start, that the small stuff didn't matter. After all what difference could 2000 scrap make, thank you for making this video!
My only problem with foxhole (I love the game dearly) is talking with people. Social anxiety sucks so much of the fun from gaming, especially when everything is made by players. I feel like every time I get lost or push the wrong button I'm being more of a nuisance than I ever want to be. I'm in a great supportive clan and they've helped but this vid helped as well. Thanks Rob.
I can promise you that you are not being a nuisance by making mistakes. If anyone else in game tells you otherwise just please mute them. We all need to learn new roles and new things at times in Foxhole. Even at 1,100 hours I'm still learning new things in Foxhole. I'm not the best builder of bases or facilities still but I still want to learn. Glad you are in a really supportive clan! What clan is it if I may ask? Always good to promote supportive clans! And glad this video helped!
@@RobertLovesGames Thanks man, I'm with the UCF (United Colonial Front). They've been great with hosting training exercises and introduction sessions to help break the ice and meet new people. In my basic training I met a guy called Reaper and I had a great time learning the ropes with him and bayoneting him when we got to that part of the training. I also got to know the instructors a bit and I feel more at ease joining calls when I see them. Overall, I'd recommend them anytime anyone asks for a an approachable clan to join.
@@arttops2563 They sound like a great clan! Love clans that take the time to teach new players through exercises and actual training. Thanks for sharing that!
one time in the early war i was running shirts to the frontline cause i was bored of building my Facility, so i grabed a truck filled it with shirts and went to the front, just a few km north of the town where i was heading there was a ravine, perfect spot to ambush, and ambush the collies did, but they failed. I was Speeding like a maniac trying to get to my goal as the town was just minutes from falling due to no shirts, i came in to the town full speed, smoking truck, almost about to explode. Almost drove over one of our guys, did an evasive maneuver and crashed side ways into the town hall almost fliping over, the 30+ ppl there cheered saing "HOLYSHIT! a logi truck managed to come troughT!!, Clear THE WAY!". as i put a truck full of shirts into the town hall single handedly safeing that town. One other time in a different war, me and my friends found a MASSIVE public rocket factory with a whole field filled with HE rockets. so we got our selfs some light tanks and made them into these tiny rocket tanks, grabbed 3 pallets of HE ammo and delivert them to a town NE of Loch mor hex, something something called "West......", after that we went back and got the tanks, and drover there in a convoy of 6. When we arrived the ppl there cheered as finaly something came to break the stalemate. The collies had built impressive Defense and 2 big dug in Anti tank cannons that were holding back our advance. orignial plan was to crack the Concrete bunkers on the front but we instead pounded to emplaced guns into dust, allowing allied armor and infranty to attack the bunker base. Having read the wiki we mistakenly belived that our tanks would outrange AI arty by like 50m, wich it kinda does but also not. so we attacked the bunker base but our spotter didnt confirm any hits so we stayed put, and boom, we got counter shelled and lost 3 of the 6 tanks. then we spent the rest of the night firing the remaining 200 rockets we had at infantry.
That's an awesome story! And those moments especially as a logi player are some of my favorite! Thanks for sharing that! And oh no on the second story though lol. But still sounds like a fun on the fly operation you did! Thanks for sharing those!
I can definitely confirm staying in a single hex/area motivates easily. When I started a few wars ago, us Wardens had The Baths as a main logi base. I worked there soing frontline delivery and reinforcing defences up until the Collies besieged the island and took it. I fought to defend it and even surprised myself calling it home. My 2 last actions during that siege : blow up the arty that was still present on the island to prevent it from falling in enemy hands, and rush a tank with a pistol. That was the most fun I had in a while. Definitely select a hex and play for it.
Thanks for sharing your experience and talking about staying in single hex or area. I feel like it's not mentioned enough honestly. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this!
Spent an hour yesterday just trying to get into the game as war 112 kicked off, while waiting for members of my regi to get in I spent the next hour helping set up key points around key resource fields, managed to smash 20k+ coal after and just threw it into the nearby coal refinery, I was 1 of 20+ people at that field doing the same to help kick start the coke production, as a newer player of less then 8 months I know they’ll make good use of my efforts making assembly materials to later make small gauge locomotives, rail cars and so on, which are essential this early into developing later production needs as time goes on and tech unlocks. If you find you have no direction or know not what to do, do something, whether it be scrooping salvage, coal or sulphur it all helps in one way or another, run logi to the front or stockpile supplies into frontline and back line bases and bunkers, those radios don’t make themselves. If you arn’t keen or familiar with fighting on the frontline ask for assistance to learn, people are more then willing to teach basic combat tips and tricks (wardens have taught me lots even if I’m fighting against them as a collie), and if your are not one for the front learn to QRF in the back lines or friendly front territory, it makes for some hilarious moments. Remember, you matter, and there is more then one way to help, play multiple roles and you’ll be more versatile then you thought possible.
Getting into Foxhole during the 1st and 2nd day of a war can be tough. That's when the most players are on. I normally skip the 1st or 2nd day of a war just because I don't want to wait around to do simple stuff. You are exactly right though scrooping some salvage or coal is a huge help! And yes ask for help or assistance with everything! Everyone matters! Well said! Thanks for your thoughts on this!
I hope you make a version of this more focused on the people on the frontlines. Most people underestimate how much impact they can have on a front, and can lose vision on their importance even at the smallest scale.
I plan on doing that for the future! I mainly focused on logi for this one because a lot of logi players at least at first don't think they are doing much as frontline players. I should have talked more about frontline players in this video because truly every role matters. If there is no frontline then fronts don't move forward no matter how much logi you have. Appreciate the feedback!
I became a logi main since the Naval Update on charlie shard, my perspective since then has been this. It may not seem you're contributing much but every little bit matters, i know that in the time i spent filling up a seaport meant that at some point my contributions saved someone else's time and helped a front out quicker.
Thanks for adding your insight on this! Sounds like you get it! We are all working together in this war so even just putting crates into a seaport helps the next logi player deliver those supplies that much faster. Thanks for talking about your experience!
Great seeing scrooping as the first example, it's basically the start of every supply chain in the game. As mainly a solo player I focus on the Bmats/Emats production for public use. Some wars I would just fill a reserve stockpile with Emats and Bmats to deliver to midline towns with factories. (mostly to blemish my beloved) There's plenty of things a public scrooper can scroop for, you can have multiple public refinery queues going in different logi hubs/towns and the refinery has 9 different queues, 5 of them being more useful for public use or you can be a msup slave. I swear you can make a whole damn video about scrooping or long reddit post about it if someone scrooped long enough lol. This was a banger of video for any new players out there! Robert only posts certified bangers. o7
I told myself that after last war I wanted to play logi for the first time. This video definitely helped me give an idea of what I could do to start off and what other things I could do in between 🙌
A reoccurring concern i see with our recruits is when they forget to pick up their refinery queue or forgot to retrieve them as crates. Often expressing disappointment or frustrations. But we always tell them not to worry. As they still contribute to the faction as we often submit logi into public stockpiles to help provide for random players and smaller clans struggling with logi.
Yes! Some think it disappeared or because they didn't use the crates or materials themselves they didn't do anything. But it all goes to public when it expires and believe me it does get used! Everybody matters and contributes to the war effort in some way! Thanks for sharing your experience on this!
When i join the deploy isle, i just ask "where am i need?" Then see world chat. Than some guys call me for anything, logi or combat, reloading and etc. I love this game. Cuz i am needed allways
had a difficult war start with the lag and disconnects and felt that I didn't get nearly enough done (certainly not as much as I wanted) and this helped a lot, thanks x
Every man, woman, and child plays apart of the gears of war no matter how small it maybe. Be it farming, crafting, building, transporting, or just making memes; all is impotent to the great military industrial complex.
Ha! The amount of times I was about to log off but decided to do one more task or go help with something quick and it made me stay up tell 2 am has happened way to many times lol
I put like 20000 bmats in the storage facility of the Fingers once. Those defenses in that hex did not fall as they could build and repair everything they needed with very short supply runs. Watching those bunkers hold that war was the dopamine hit I needed to make me love this game. Btw, I only spend about 20% of my in game time doing logi.
@@rhoskii3308 Its a organization within the wardens that decide which regiments get which resource fields. The resource allocation is based on a point system. If a group ignores the rules - the other regiments enforces the rules with force.
Story for the logi who needs to hear it: As mentioned before I play as “a pigeon” in game and make bird sounds almost exclusively. and I was doing transport logistics on the Charlie server to help the 47th assault on tempest beach. When we just finished the first few tanks, I went back to basin soinach to pick up the first few made for the landing assault. After 40 minutes of sailing we realized a problem: the landing beach we used as a staging area for our cranes was being held by partisans. So moments away from landing, I hear in local chat “ we must protect the bird with our lives!” As the rally cry for an entire squad of soldiers to clear a beachfront for me. The look of about 13+ dudes securing a landing zone, gun boat escort and serious coordination just to help the person who’s gone out of their way to help them fight the previous two hours made me tear up with joy. That player they’re working so hard for? is YOU.
One thing I also like about public logi is that it can make a huge difference in other logi players’ day. Maybe that fellow logi player you see at the factory is the player with only half an hour to spare. You refining public materials and producing public supplies can be the difference between them delivering a truck load worth of logi and a flatbed or freighter worth of logi. Public logi is the essence of the game, imo. You don’t necessarily have to coordinate to be a well oiled machine. This works even better with regulars. If you know a few logi players who are often doing their routinely deliveries or backline tasks, you can help them by producing or refining things you know they often need. Even if they aren’t the ones who grab those materials you produced, it can add onto the other public stuff available to everyone. And that can make a difference in how much of a difference they make that day. Public logi makes a difference in the difference other players make. The beauty of the butterfly effect.
True! That's me a lot of the time during the day during the week. I only have about 30 minutes sometimes to log on gather some scroop or get some public que items going. Well said! Thanks for input on this!
Full time logi player here. Honestly I log on everyday for the excruciatingly long and painful process from early war no tech -> late war. The challenge thats so grand that not a single player cannot do it alone, yet the individual is the most important component
this video is much appreciated, as a logi man myself this gives a sense of pride scrooping the fields all day. To all the logi men on both sides godbless you, you magnificent basterds
@RobertLovesGames these next 10 drinks go out to the bmat chads, the following 10 are there for the shirt suppliers and the last 10 are for the awesome community and youtubers that surround this game!
As a Vet I find purpose in improving the expertise of new players in the game. Whether it's propaganda, LARP'ing, leading bayonet charges or helping them figure out the mechanics. And trenches. I spend half my time in Foxhole just designing and digging trenches.
Honestly. This vid motivated me and my small regiment to play again. We stopped playing 2 wars ago, cause we got bullied away from our own Factory by a big clan. But we will give it another go
That's awesome to hear! Hope you all don't get bullied again! What side are you playing on? Maybe I can connect you with some people if you need help with anything! Good luck out there!
i just a solo logi that try to add extra bunch equipment to the front line from bmat to explosive shell, until the CL-an call for 150mm shell for the spg. i stop the solo logi for front and just answer the request for 150mm,change drummond to flatbed at my personal parking lot. and 4 shipment were made for the spg mission.
yes it fun,the solo logi mostly supply msupp and basic infantry stuff. but when the regiment have operation, i just focus on regiment.@@RobertLovesGames
my best friend talks about this game nonstop. I'm going to give the game a try to try something he enjoys for once instead of him always forcing himself with mine. Who knows, maybe a gatherer like me will find a good place here. :3
Ha that's awesome of you! And there is certainly a place for us gathers in the game :D Feel free to join my discord and DM me any time you have any questions about the game or if you need help with anything!
Oh very cool video. i made so scroop so many materials in public without commend but i don't care. I feel i'm a part of smth ( but i'ts no often u feel that ). I really search for this time of content, thank you !
Thank you! Glad you understand that even though you may not get commends for a task you are making a difference. I feel like the more I've played Foxhole the more task I've found that need done that go unnoticed by most people.
Why did we make 60 crates of storm rifles, 80 crates of 7.92 rounds, and 60 crates of shirts, plasma, bmats, and bandages across several midlines and ship them to a single depot? i don't know, we kind of just wanted to, then i released the stockpile to public and me and my friends just went "yea that was fun, listening to music and pressing buttons."
Ha! Nice! From my experience that stuff gets used very quickly. If you don't do this already, after you make deliveries like that check that stockpile again like an hour or two later and you will notice most of it gone. Keep up the good logi work!
but all it takes is one bad experience to ruin everything. heres my story on why i will never do logi again. when i do logi i supply the factory towns near the front (same or 1 hex away) as a solo i dont bother with making facilities, just refine some bmats and emats i know thats really useful, can make what you need if the base components are there. on one day i was suppling a factory town that was eating resources, far more then usual. didn't think much of it, happens from time to time, i think of it as rush hour. well after scooping for a solid 8 hours that factory was still empty, wondering what was happening i decided on my last delivery of the day i would watch the dock made my delivery and deposited my flatbed, pulled out my truck and waited. after about 10 mins, a ton of trucks came...... all of the same clan...... they took everything from the dock, went to the factory, stayed there for a while (making stuff) and off they went, i followed them...... they did not go to the front line in fact they went a hex father away. went to a storage depo and left, i looked into the depo and saw nothing was added. then it hit me, the last 8 hours this clan has been taking all of the public supplies i've been depositing, makeing stuff out of them then putting into private storage, hex's away, not gonna be used anytime soon if ever. it was a clan, they have many people to get resources yet they take the public resources near the front..... we can't take anything the clans make because THEY made it but when solo's make stuff for the front seems clan can take that. just one more tale to add to clans are bad.
Sorry this happened to you! A few things to note is that you can make your own private stock piles in seaports and storage depots. and if those items were crated the clans can't take them and put them into private stockpiles. They can take the crates and put them into bunker bases to turn into actual items yes. But if they were in public stockpile anyone would do that. I've been in clans and take public resources all the time. That's why they are public, anyone can use them. Again any player can make their own private stockpile if they want. You don't need to be in a clan to make a private stockpile. Again sorry that happened to you and thanks for sharing!
I'm not gonna use private stockpiles because then only I could use them, I can't scoop, make things and deliver to the front at the same time. if I do everything it all gets done so slowly that nothing gets done at all. I don't know what the front will need in the future and I can't make everything as a solo, so I make the core parts and people can make what they need at that time. when a clan doesn't come in and take everything that system works really well, all nearby front lines get what they need in 10-15 mins. for the longest time I've wanted a change that if any part of something was public at one point that it can't be put into a private stockpile. that wouldn't change anything really, just stop clans from taking public stuff and forcing them to get the parts themselves if they want their stuff private. best they could do is fill up their bunker but we can see that and take them away if they overfill. I don't see the difference in them taking my 8 hours of scoop for their own thing, and someone walking into a base and taking their tank. yet so many times clans scream that they earned that tank?....... it's outside, it's public now. yet they build around it to try and stop people from taking them then scream on the forums when their tank goes missing. that's a double standard, I wont hear that a tank is more important, if public stuff is available for everyone to use no matter the circumstances, then every tank must be free to take as well. if we are all equal then this is how it must be, or are clans more equal then others?
Quick tip if you have limited time make emats! both that and bmats are the most important materials in the game, but emats id say is more important then bmats as bmats cook quick while emats take FOREVER!
lol! Not true. Without combat/infantry type players Foxhole would just be a bunch of logi players stuck in a forever war. Infantry players generally already know they are making a difference because they are no the front doing the actual battling. Logi players don't get that feeling because most of the times they don't know exactly how the materials they made are getting used. Everybody matters.
@RobertLovesGames just to add on here, i felt the same way while running my first logi company with a few mates last war. I was supplying foundry/umbral for the latter part of the war and for the longest time (4h-ish) i saw nothing change on those fronts, until the wardens attacked and when i eventually joined the front as a soldier i saw all of my AT, Shirts, Ammo and guns get put to use and that was very satisfying to see, we were able to push back an assault that day, not enough to win the war, but the battle was won!
I dunno, the message here seems nice and heartwarming but I doubt me quitting playing the game had any impact on my faction's overall progress in the last war I played before I quit. In battles I've been in as an infantry player and occasional medic that we've won, they'd probably still win even if I wasn't around.
As a casual player i find logi boring but love frontline chaos. While its easier to feel unimportant on the frontline, there are moments where you hold a position by yourself, find a gap in the enemy defences or be an effective solo partisan and make a disproportional impact. Frontline isnt unimportant either.
That makes sense. Takes a certain kind of player to find logi enjoyable. I'm happy to do the logi for people that just want to get into the action. Nope every role matters and everybody matters. Without infantry the wars would never finish. It would just be logi players making stuff for no reason.
It's lovely that your actions help someone at some point, the only problem is that you'll never know so it might aswell not have happened. I know in my mind that the 800 000 scrap that I mined has helped. Do I feel like I did anything at all? Hell nah.
It's just like life. You can either live positively or negatively. Glass is either half empty or half full. Ya know? I choose to think that the actions I'm doing in game have a positive outcome. If I thought they had a negative outcome I wouldn't even bother playing the game.
@@RobertLovesGames The problem with this comparison is that the reason you do work in real life is different from foxhole. You work because you need to work to survive. You work and you think about the time you go home. I couldn't care less if my labour actually helps someone because I don't work for anyone else's sake but for myself. In Foxhole it's just all work with no payoff forever and ever. I'd like to at least see what my work has achieved. Nobody really asks for this from the devs, but they should add a screen where you can see what happened to all the resources that you've made and delivered.
Biggest joke in this video is that after taking 200 scroop for truck and 200 zscroop for shipping container builder can make a full blown base of 1100 salvage which is like 550 bmats No way i can build bunker with that
lol truck and container one is very accurate. 200 salvage = 100 bmats for one logi truck. 400 salvage could get you two containers. But yes for building you might need bit more bmats. And honestly if you have anything in Foxhole that is making you log on every day you may either need to get help from others or clan or maybe not just do that project? Msups are much better from what I can see this war unless of course you are building a huge facility still or mass fortress. In that case you still should be working with a group. Thanks for your input on this!
@@iliktilaranak1778 oof why not? Just kept getting disconnected? I had no issues yesterday getting into any hex. I know some people were disconnecting. Guess I might have been one of the lucky few that didn't get disconnected.
Yeah yesterday the server hamsters were drunk or something. Me and three others in my regi tried getting on for the first hour before I said to heck with it and went to do something else.
ok, so Foxhole watching from an outsider as me, looks nice. The part i don't get it - why developers don't build a map of Europe or half of Europe to handle all this battles? I understand that this map is balanced and has certain resources put in certain places, but , for the future , why will not go for a more historical aproach?
I guess I don’t understand why they need to. They have their own lore and story that’s separate or actual world events. Interesting thought though! Thanks for sharing!
Yes and no. Foxhole comes down to communication and working together. Not being toxic and bossing others around. If you have an ego problem you are going to have a bad time in Foxhole. The person that said that needs to be checked by the rest of the faction and taken down a notch. I like the idea of the WERCS system but a few bad eggs can make it crumble pretty easily from an outside perspective.
I use actual “footage” or pictures from the game like 80% of the time. Pictures or thumbnails with mods just look cooler and are very subtle. Not like I’m promoting a feature that’s not in the game. Thanks for your question!
@@RobertLovesGames Fair point. With that logic the video could look cooler with mods too :) I am one of the creators from some of the mods you may have possibly used. It is just nice to see people enjoy to use it.
I so needed this…. As primarily a logi player, and solo…. It’s good to know short sessions DO matter!
You are the type of player I made it for! Glad to hear talking about this helped!
without you. We would not have ammo nor guns.
the logi rolling up with ammo bmats nades and AT we definately notice as infantry. please bring 5-10 sniper rifles if possible and dam the catara lmg is a beast for frontline. with nades we can push without armor when we coordinate the nade rushes.
Three friends and I once supplied a front with 12 tier 3 scorpions via train. The absolute awe of our allies when we basically said, "Have fun!" and then left was amazing.
Ha! That's amazing! Love to see a happy frontline.
Thanks for sharing that!
In war 110 my regiment did a lot of things, but I myself built an obs base watching the border in Ash Fields to help detect and deter partisans. It lived almost the entire war right up to the end, and I later learned it took an enemy Field Marshall's big operation to sneak in and blow it up. Probably my biggest compliment as a builder and logi
That's awesome! Thanks for sharing that! It's little things like that, that may not seem super important right away but make a huge difference later on.
The instant gratification you get is from frontline logi. Delivering long awaited supplies to a front bunker and hearing all the boys whooping in VC, that gets you hooked.
True! That is what gets you hooked!
I have had some deliveries where I got no cheers and no commends so hopefully some newer logi players don't experience that as their first logi experience ha.
The backline logi that made that happen, the one who did all of the hard work for zero reward: 😐
@@Acidicstudiosbut that’s kind of the point of the video, you didn’t get the credit, the instant gratification but without it the war wouldn’t go on!
What I gathered from this video: everybody matters...except for Frontline infantry 😢
I know I made it very logi focused. I mentioned going to the front but more with building. I wanted to stick to the logistics theme because I think most frontline already know they are also making a difference because they are the ones on the front actively pushing us forward. Maybe I can make another video highlighting why infantry matters and how important it's. I mean without infantry wars don't end lol.
Good point and thanks for bringing this up!
You are nothing but a shirt soon to be expended. That being said infantry is always vital.
Infa is very important to stall time and needed for cover for the tanks 😊
@@RobertLovesGames I know, I'm just busting your metaphorical balls bro
As a former real life Infantry man. It is the hardest job, painful job, but you are that element that EVERYONE is supports. You are the fighter everyone else is Support. In the end it is a thankless job but rewarding like none other when you get that victory or am the rush of a success in the completion of a mission. I fought in Iraq 08-09 and Afghanistan 2012-13. Best most exciting days of my life followed by terrifying horrific moments. Bonds with my brothers were welded in the fire and nothing can break it. Go join the front and join your brothers.
I really struggle with feeling like even my 5 hour sessions have any use because I hardly ever do delivery to the front. This video did help!
Oh I promise you I'm sure in those 5 hours you are making some kind of positive impact! Like I stated in the video you may not see it, but it's happening.
Glad this video helped!
as someone who raids depots for frontline delivery, i can say that for 2 hours when i don't wanna work in the mid-line you're the most important person in my life. my rank solely belongs to you realistically speaking.
This video, has made me start playing again. We played like last year and got burned out cause a few of us wanted to fight and most wanted to do logi and tanks so we were spilt. So we quit, now seeing your video I have sent it to my friends and now we are oiling our war machine. Thank you.
This is amazing to hear! And it sounds like you can all work together to accomplish all your goals! Let me know if you have any questions or if I can help in any way.
And thanks for telling me this! Made my day!
I need some kind of statistical mechanics, for example, to find out what happened to most of the materials that I delivered, to see the buildings that I influenced, to see information on the map in which tanks or ammunition that I made helped. (even if this information is available at the end of the battle, it is a great motivation to return to a new battle)
I would love that! I want the simple thing of adding in the UI "This item was made by X Player"
They have a "stats" page for players but it's lacking a lot of cool stats that they should let players know they did.
I know clans and groups that keep track on spreadsheets for the work that they do.
The circle of the Military Industrial Complex.
You love to see it!
This video shows the essence of foxhole, teamwork. Everything you do will help in someway, even the bad stuff like placing a door on a bunker base because that might cause someone to look for other flaws in the design securing the base.
Thanks for saying that! I believe more new players need to hear this cause it can feel like you aren't contributing anything when you first start playing.
I like logistics games in general, but I really enjoy making frontline deliveries in Foxhole.
I spent a good three hours a few days ago making continuous deliveries to a heavy fighting zone. Just looking at the bunker inventory, bringing ammo for guns that were empty, guns for ammo sitting idle, shirts and medical supplies, crates of grenades and gas...
One run I delivered a full truckload of shirts, ammo, and grenades to a town base that was on the verge of being surrounded. That town base held out for forty minutes until other groups brought forward some tanks for a counterattack. I don't know if what I delivered helped, I was too busy driving back and forth, but I do know that every time I arrived back at the frontline EVERYONE was happy to see me.
That's awesome! When I first started playing all I did was frontline deliveries. I do them every now and then but I mainly move resources around from backline to midline to make it easier for you all running the frontline supplies.
Love the logi story! Thanks for sharing that! And keep up the good logi work!
Remember this; As inf, your are worth only 8 bmats
As logi, you are priceless...
As logi player I print 8 bmats like it’s nothing. Keep on pushing the front 8bmat soldiers!
Another banger by Robert LuvsGames, this has inspired me to add a section to my regiment to update people who had to log off before an Op ends in order to provide them info on how they DIRECTLY helped the front. Thank you. Also I really hope that one day I am interviewed randomly in-game by Mr. LuvsGames, haha
Thank you! And that sounds awesome!
And maybe some day! I love interviewing players and getting their on the ground insight all the time!
@@RobertLovesGames same, hence my constant "Surveys" on the reddit, lol!
And that’s why I partisan logi routes incessantly… It’s effective on many levels..
It really is! I love doing partisan work as a logi main because I know how much pain I'm causing those logi players ha
Keep up the good partisan work!
warden logi best logi
@@RobertLovesGames Anytime I can get a Warden Logiman to log out.. that’s a great victory. :)
WLL is a fantastic logistic clan and any aspiring logi players should join them, regardless of what faction they plan on ;)
- from a grateful 82DK member -
Thanks for sharing your experience with WLL!
thats one of the reasons i love this game so much that everyone matters and has a role no one left out and no one exclued
and joes are the best regiment
Agreed! Well said!
I like that there are so many roles and so many things you can do in Foxhole, and all of them matter. When even one is missing, you feel it. Keep doing what you're doing, even if other people and even yourself think that you're not needed. People will say you're useless until they are scrambling into the trench *you* made or falling back to the base *you* built or using the supplies *you* made. Very gratifying to play long enough to see your own impact.
Everyone has a role to play! Was just on a front last night and we only had one medic and the infantry really felt that one. Always need at least 2-3 medics around.
Well said! Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this!
in my second war we held an outpost in warden territory for like 3 or 4 days, it was crazy to just see the same place and the same people for almost a week when there are a million other things they could do. i truly dont think any other game is quite like it.
Nice! That's the cool thing about sticking to a specific hex or area when playing a war. Because normally major clans and just vet players stick to certain sides of the map, left, middle or right. I do this as well for a majority of wars. Sometimes I will spawn on the other side just to change it up. Like going to Heartlands yesterday was a big change up for me this was since I've been mainly far east this war.
And nope. I still haven't found a game that scratches this specific niche like Foxhole does.
Love this video. I’m a returning player from initial release who only played 1 hr until a few days ago. I’m loving everything this time around once I starting understanding the basic loops.
Great! And that's good to hear! Feel free to DM me on discord if you have any questions or need help learning anything!
I kinda felt down after war start, that the small stuff didn't matter. After all what difference could 2000 scrap make, thank you for making this video!
It all matters! Really! Glad you enjoyed it!
2000 scrap = 1000 bmats = 10+ AT pillboxes!!!
My only problem with foxhole (I love the game dearly) is talking with people. Social anxiety sucks so much of the fun from gaming, especially when everything is made by players. I feel like every time I get lost or push the wrong button I'm being more of a nuisance than I ever want to be. I'm in a great supportive clan and they've helped but this vid helped as well. Thanks Rob.
I can promise you that you are not being a nuisance by making mistakes. If anyone else in game tells you otherwise just please mute them. We all need to learn new roles and new things at times in Foxhole. Even at 1,100 hours I'm still learning new things in Foxhole. I'm not the best builder of bases or facilities still but I still want to learn.
Glad you are in a really supportive clan! What clan is it if I may ask? Always good to promote supportive clans!
And glad this video helped!
@@RobertLovesGames Thanks man, I'm with the UCF (United Colonial Front). They've been great with hosting training exercises and introduction sessions to help break the ice and meet new people.
In my basic training I met a guy called Reaper and I had a great time learning the ropes with him and bayoneting him when we got to that part of the training.
I also got to know the instructors a bit and I feel more at ease joining calls when I see them. Overall, I'd recommend them anytime anyone asks for a an approachable clan to join.
@@arttops2563 They sound like a great clan! Love clans that take the time to teach new players through exercises and actual training. Thanks for sharing that!
one time in the early war i was running shirts to the frontline cause i was bored of building my Facility, so i grabed a truck filled it with shirts and went to the front, just a few km north of the town where i was heading there was a ravine, perfect spot to ambush, and ambush the collies did, but they failed. I was Speeding like a maniac trying to get to my goal as the town was just minutes from falling due to no shirts, i came in to the town full speed, smoking truck, almost about to explode. Almost drove over one of our guys, did an evasive maneuver and crashed side ways into the town hall almost fliping over, the 30+ ppl there cheered saing "HOLYSHIT! a logi truck managed to come troughT!!, Clear THE WAY!". as i put a truck full of shirts into the town hall single handedly safeing that town.
One other time in a different war, me and my friends found a MASSIVE public rocket factory with a whole field filled with HE rockets. so we got our selfs some light tanks and made them into these tiny rocket tanks, grabbed 3 pallets of HE ammo and delivert them to a town NE of Loch mor hex, something something called "West......", after that we went back and got the tanks, and drover there in a convoy of 6. When we arrived the ppl there cheered as finaly something came to break the stalemate. The collies had built impressive Defense and 2 big dug in Anti tank cannons that were holding back our advance. orignial plan was to crack the Concrete bunkers on the front but we instead pounded to emplaced guns into dust, allowing allied armor and infranty to attack the bunker base. Having read the wiki we mistakenly belived that our tanks would outrange AI arty by like 50m, wich it kinda does but also not. so we attacked the bunker base but our spotter didnt confirm any hits so we stayed put, and boom, we got counter shelled and lost 3 of the 6 tanks. then we spent the rest of the night firing the remaining 200 rockets we had at infantry.
That's an awesome story! And those moments especially as a logi player are some of my favorite! Thanks for sharing that!
And oh no on the second story though lol. But still sounds like a fun on the fly operation you did!
Thanks for sharing those!
I can definitely confirm staying in a single hex/area motivates easily. When I started a few wars ago, us Wardens had The Baths as a main logi base. I worked there soing frontline delivery and reinforcing defences up until the Collies besieged the island and took it. I fought to defend it and even surprised myself calling it home.
My 2 last actions during that siege : blow up the arty that was still present on the island to prevent it from falling in enemy hands, and rush a tank with a pistol.
That was the most fun I had in a while. Definitely select a hex and play for it.
Thanks for sharing your experience and talking about staying in single hex or area. I feel like it's not mentioned enough honestly.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this!
3:22 is just like medic in tf2. "I healed ze man who is going to kill you!" "I built the ammo that tore you to pieces!"
Right? ha!
3:42 my man was COOKIN
Ha they really were! Loved hearing that response!
Spent an hour yesterday just trying to get into the game as war 112 kicked off, while waiting for members of my regi to get in I spent the next hour helping set up key points around key resource fields, managed to smash 20k+ coal after and just threw it into the nearby coal refinery, I was 1 of 20+ people at that field doing the same to help kick start the coke production, as a newer player of less then 8 months I know they’ll make good use of my efforts making assembly materials to later make small gauge locomotives, rail cars and so on, which are essential this early into developing later production needs as time goes on and tech unlocks.
If you find you have no direction or know not what to do, do something, whether it be scrooping salvage, coal or sulphur it all helps in one way or another, run logi to the front or stockpile supplies into frontline and back line bases and bunkers, those radios don’t make themselves.
If you arn’t keen or familiar with fighting on the frontline ask for assistance to learn, people are more then willing to teach basic combat tips and tricks (wardens have taught me lots even if I’m fighting against them as a collie), and if your are not one for the front learn to QRF in the back lines or friendly front territory, it makes for some hilarious moments.
Remember, you matter, and there is more then one way to help, play multiple roles and you’ll be more versatile then you thought possible.
The start of a war or low pop is when you, as an individual makes the biggest difference
(Despite this war with the small gauge train bug lol)
Getting into Foxhole during the 1st and 2nd day of a war can be tough. That's when the most players are on. I normally skip the 1st or 2nd day of a war just because I don't want to wait around to do simple stuff.
You are exactly right though scrooping some salvage or coal is a huge help!
And yes ask for help or assistance with everything!
Everyone matters! Well said!
Thanks for your thoughts on this!
As a logi seeing numbers go up in facilities with shells, or items in stockpiles feels great.
Agreed!
I hope you make a version of this more focused on the people on the frontlines. Most people underestimate how much impact they can have on a front, and can lose vision on their importance even at the smallest scale.
I plan on doing that for the future! I mainly focused on logi for this one because a lot of logi players at least at first don't think they are doing much as frontline players.
I should have talked more about frontline players in this video because truly every role matters. If there is no frontline then fronts don't move forward no matter how much logi you have.
Appreciate the feedback!
@@RobertLovesGames o7
I became a logi main since the Naval Update on charlie shard, my perspective since then has been this.
It may not seem you're contributing much but every little bit matters, i know that in the time i spent filling up a seaport meant that at some point my contributions saved someone else's time and helped a front out quicker.
Thanks for adding your insight on this! Sounds like you get it! We are all working together in this war so even just putting crates into a seaport helps the next logi player deliver those supplies that much faster.
Thanks for talking about your experience!
Great seeing scrooping as the first example, it's basically the start of every supply chain in the game. As mainly a solo player I focus on the Bmats/Emats production for public use. Some wars I would just fill a reserve stockpile with Emats and Bmats to deliver to midline towns with factories. (mostly to blemish my beloved) There's plenty of things a public scrooper can scroop for, you can have multiple public refinery queues going in different logi hubs/towns and the refinery has 9 different queues, 5 of them being more useful for public use or you can be a msup slave.
I swear you can make a whole damn video about scrooping or long reddit post about it if someone scrooped long enough lol. This was a banger of video for any new players out there! Robert only posts certified bangers. o7
Exactly! Public emats is huge! That helps so much.
Thanks for the kind words and sharing your experience!
I told myself that after last war I wanted to play logi for the first time. This video definitely helped me give an idea of what I could do to start off and what other things I could do in between 🙌
Glad to hear! I’d recommend my old solo logi series if you want to learn more logi but the mic quality is pretty bad ha
@@RobertLovesGames will do! Thank you
The best part of foxhole is the fact you dont have to do anything shown in this video if you dont want to; and you can still have great fun xD
True!
A reoccurring concern i see with our recruits is when they forget to pick up their refinery queue or forgot to retrieve them as crates. Often expressing disappointment or frustrations.
But we always tell them not to worry. As they still contribute to the faction as we often submit logi into public stockpiles to help provide for random players and smaller clans struggling with logi.
Yes! Some think it disappeared or because they didn't use the crates or materials themselves they didn't do anything. But it all goes to public when it expires and believe me it does get used!
Everybody matters and contributes to the war effort in some way!
Thanks for sharing your experience on this!
When i join the deploy isle, i just ask "where am i need?" Then see world chat. Than some guys call me for anything, logi or combat, reloading and etc. I love this game. Cuz i am needed allways
Nice! That's a good way to play! Someone always need some help some where.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
had a difficult war start with the lag and disconnects and felt that I didn't get nearly enough done (certainly not as much as I wanted) and this helped a lot, thanks x
Disconnects can feel really bad. Especially when you are delivering a truck and it disconnects in the middle of no where. Glad this video helped!
Every man, woman, and child plays apart of the gears of war no matter how small it maybe. Be it farming, crafting, building, transporting, or just making memes; all is impotent to the great military industrial complex.
Hear hear! Everybody matters!
butterfly effect in digital motion
All I got to ask is this.... why is there a call coming form another room?
Who let's other people into their house when they're playing Foxhole?
lol! Wives, kids, parents, pets, intruder the possibilities are endless
One time I was about to log off then I saw a sign "For Callahan"... I played 8hrs that day
Ha! The amount of times I was about to log off but decided to do one more task or go help with something quick and it made me stay up tell 2 am has happened way to many times lol
and you saw the sign at hour 7 minute 58
I put like 20000 bmats in the storage facility of the Fingers once. Those defenses in that hex did not fall as they could build and repair everything they needed with very short supply runs. Watching those bunkers hold that war was the dopamine hit I needed to make me love this game. Btw, I only spend about 20% of my in game time doing logi.
Nice! That sounds like some good logi work! I'm opposite and do like 80-90% of my gameplay as logi ha.
Thanks for sharing that story!
Everyone in foxhole matters, even the Lt General screaming at the new players to stop digging trenches (it will be me one day t💀)
lol! That Lt General has the spirit it's just aimed at the wrong person sometimes ha
Shhhhh...Don't mention BadmanLarry. Definitely don't say his name 3 times or he might appear and report you for alting.
@@stinkyballs1 bad man Larry bad man Larry bad man Larr- *this account has been banned for alting*
I am here to enforce the bureaucracy of WERCS
Lol! Now the question is does that wercs guy matter? 🤔
I am here to enforce the mattering of random wercs guy
@@RaWRpewpew lol! Every clan and faction has their bad eggs.
new player here, what is WERCS?
i see the name pop up constantly
@@rhoskii3308 Its a organization within the wardens that decide which regiments get which resource fields. The resource allocation is based on a point system. If a group ignores the rules - the other regiments enforces the rules with force.
Thanks Robert you truly are a pillar of the community
Thank you! That means a lot
Another great and wholesome video Rob. Thank you!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Story for the logi who needs to hear it:
As mentioned before I play as “a pigeon” in game and make bird sounds almost exclusively. and I was doing transport logistics on the Charlie server to help the 47th assault on tempest beach. When we just finished the first few tanks, I went back to basin soinach to pick up the first few made for the landing assault.
After 40 minutes of sailing we realized a problem: the landing beach we used as a staging area for our cranes was being held by partisans. So moments away from landing, I hear in local chat “ we must protect the bird with our lives!” As the rally cry for an entire squad of soldiers to clear a beachfront for me.
The look of about 13+ dudes securing a landing zone, gun boat escort and serious coordination just to help the person who’s gone out of their way to help them fight the previous two hours made me tear up with joy.
That player they’re working so hard for? is YOU.
Great video Rob, and a really good reminder that every little bit helps the team!
Thank you! Appreciate the kind words! Hope to see you coming to the backline soon!
The viewer seeing all those derelict vehicles while you explain efficient supply lines 😅.
lol! First day of war can be chaotic! Which I love. Logi towns are the best the first couple of days of a war.
Amazing video with the narration and interviews!
Thank you! That means a lot!
One thing I also like about public logi is that it can make a huge difference in other logi players’ day.
Maybe that fellow logi player you see at the factory is the player with only half an hour to spare. You refining public materials and producing public supplies can be the difference between them delivering a truck load worth of logi and a flatbed or freighter worth of logi.
Public logi is the essence of the game, imo. You don’t necessarily have to coordinate to be a well oiled machine. This works even better with regulars. If you know a few logi players who are often doing their routinely deliveries or backline tasks, you can help them by producing or refining things you know they often need. Even if they aren’t the ones who grab those materials you produced, it can add onto the other public stuff available to everyone. And that can make a difference in how much of a difference they make that day.
Public logi makes a difference in the difference other players make. The beauty of the butterfly effect.
True! That's me a lot of the time during the day during the week. I only have about 30 minutes sometimes to log on gather some scroop or get some public que items going.
Well said! Thanks for input on this!
Getting a little reefer madness always helps make logi easy and enjoyable.
Ha that is a super chill time!
Full time logi player here. Honestly I log on everyday for the excruciatingly long and painful process from early war no tech -> late war. The challenge thats so grand that not a single player cannot do it alone, yet the individual is the most important component
Well said! Thanks for sharing that!
this video is much appreciated, as a logi man myself this gives a sense of pride scrooping the fields all day.
To all the logi men on both sides godbless you, you magnificent basterds
Glad you enjoyed it!
Keep up the good logi work!
As a logi player who mostly LARPs as a factory worker im gonna say that the logi chads who leave bmats in the supply depots are appreciated
Agreed! Hear hear to the bmat kings!
@RobertLovesGames these next 10 drinks go out to the bmat chads, the following 10 are there for the shirt suppliers and the last 10 are for the awesome community and youtubers that surround this game!
You are truly doing gods work
Thank you! Appreciate the kind words! o7
As a Vet I find purpose in improving the expertise of new players in the game. Whether it's propaganda, LARP'ing, leading bayonet charges or helping them figure out the mechanics.
And trenches. I spend half my time in Foxhole just designing and digging trenches.
I agree with this! I can get behind all of this!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and keep digging trenches!
Honestly. This vid motivated me and my small regiment to play again. We stopped playing 2 wars ago, cause we got bullied away from our own Factory by a big clan. But we will give it another go
That's awesome to hear! Hope you all don't get bullied again! What side are you playing on? Maybe I can connect you with some people if you need help with anything! Good luck out there!
@@RobertLovesGames Thx so much! We are maining Collies, but wanted to try out wardens next war mby. I would come back to the offer once we decided :D
Very good video!
Thank you!
Amateurs talk about Tactics, Professionals talk about Logistics.
Exactly! I love it!
Here I thought we'd get a drama video but this works too.
Ha I did think about it. If it escalates any further I may still do one. But what from people have reported to me it has worked itself out.
i just a solo logi that try to add extra bunch equipment to the front line from bmat to explosive shell, until the CL-an call for 150mm shell for the spg. i stop the solo logi for front and just answer the request for 150mm,change drummond to flatbed at my personal parking lot. and 4 shipment were made for the spg mission.
Sounds like some really good logi work! I especially like how you specialize in just 150mm. That sounds really fun!
Thanks for sharing that!
yes it fun,the solo logi mostly supply msupp and basic infantry stuff. but when the regiment have operation, i just focus on regiment.@@RobertLovesGames
my best friend talks about this game nonstop. I'm going to give the game a try to try something he enjoys for once instead of him always forcing himself with mine. Who knows, maybe a gatherer like me will find a good place here. :3
Ha that's awesome of you! And there is certainly a place for us gathers in the game :D
Feel free to join my discord and DM me any time you have any questions about the game or if you need help with anything!
Oh very cool video. i made so scroop so many materials in public without commend but i don't care. I feel i'm a part of smth ( but i'ts no often u feel that ). I really search for this time of content, thank you !
Thank you! Glad you understand that even though you may not get commends for a task you are making a difference. I feel like the more I've played Foxhole the more task I've found that need done that go unnoticed by most people.
Why did we make 60 crates of storm rifles, 80 crates of 7.92 rounds, and 60 crates of shirts, plasma, bmats, and bandages across several midlines and ship them to a single depot? i don't know, we kind of just wanted to, then i released the stockpile to public and me and my friends just went "yea that was fun, listening to music and pressing buttons."
Ha! Nice! From my experience that stuff gets used very quickly. If you don't do this already, after you make deliveries like that check that stockpile again like an hour or two later and you will notice most of it gone.
Keep up the good logi work!
Everyone in foxhole has worth.... its about 8 bmats
LOL! I would have said that but then people that don't play Foxhole wouldn't understand ha
but all it takes is one bad experience to ruin everything.
heres my story on why i will never do logi again.
when i do logi i supply the factory towns near the front (same or 1 hex away)
as a solo i dont bother with making facilities, just refine some bmats and emats
i know thats really useful, can make what you need if the base components are there.
on one day i was suppling a factory town that was eating resources, far more then usual.
didn't think much of it, happens from time to time, i think of it as rush hour.
well after scooping for a solid 8 hours that factory was still empty,
wondering what was happening i decided on my last delivery of the day i would watch the dock
made my delivery and deposited my flatbed, pulled out my truck and waited.
after about 10 mins, a ton of trucks came...... all of the same clan......
they took everything from the dock, went to the factory, stayed there for a while (making stuff)
and off they went, i followed them......
they did not go to the front line in fact they went a hex father away.
went to a storage depo and left, i looked into the depo and saw nothing was added.
then it hit me, the last 8 hours this clan has been taking all of the public supplies i've been depositing, makeing stuff out of them
then putting into private storage, hex's away, not gonna be used anytime soon if ever.
it was a clan, they have many people to get resources yet they take the public resources near the front.....
we can't take anything the clans make because THEY made it but when solo's make stuff for the front seems clan can take that.
just one more tale to add to clans are bad.
Sorry this happened to you! A few things to note is that you can make your own private stock piles in seaports and storage depots. and if those items were crated the clans can't take them and put them into private stockpiles. They can take the crates and put them into bunker bases to turn into actual items yes. But if they were in public stockpile anyone would do that.
I've been in clans and take public resources all the time. That's why they are public, anyone can use them. Again any player can make their own private stockpile if they want. You don't need to be in a clan to make a private stockpile.
Again sorry that happened to you and thanks for sharing!
I'm not gonna use private stockpiles because then only I could use them, I can't scoop, make things and deliver to the front at the same time.
if I do everything it all gets done so slowly that nothing gets done at all.
I don't know what the front will need in the future and I can't make everything as a solo, so I make the core parts and people can make what they need at that time.
when a clan doesn't come in and take everything that system works really well, all nearby front lines get what they need in 10-15 mins.
for the longest time I've wanted a change that if any part of something was public at one point that it can't be put into a private stockpile.
that wouldn't change anything really, just stop clans from taking public stuff and forcing them to get the parts themselves if they want their stuff private.
best they could do is fill up their bunker but we can see that and take them away if they overfill.
I don't see the difference in them taking my 8 hours of scoop for their own thing, and someone walking into a base and taking their tank.
yet so many times clans scream that they earned that tank?....... it's outside, it's public now.
yet they build around it to try and stop people from taking them then scream on the forums when their tank goes missing.
that's a double standard, I wont hear that a tank is more important, if public stuff is available for everyone to use no matter the circumstances,
then every tank must be free to take as well.
if we are all equal then this is how it must be, or are clans more equal then others?
Quick tip if you have limited time make emats! both that and bmats are the most important materials in the game, but emats id say is more important then bmats as bmats cook quick while emats take FOREVER!
Yes!! Max that emat que out!! ha Good tip!
Alternate title "everybody in foxhole matters. unless you aren't logi, than you are a worthless piece of crap"
lol! Not true. Without combat/infantry type players Foxhole would just be a bunch of logi players stuck in a forever war.
Infantry players generally already know they are making a difference because they are no the front doing the actual battling. Logi players don't get that feeling because most of the times they don't know exactly how the materials they made are getting used.
Everybody matters.
@RobertLovesGames just to add on here, i felt the same way while running my first logi company with a few mates last war. I was supplying foundry/umbral for the latter part of the war and for the longest time (4h-ish) i saw nothing change on those fronts, until the wardens attacked and when i eventually joined the front as a soldier i saw all of my AT, Shirts, Ammo and guns get put to use and that was very satisfying to see, we were able to push back an assault that day, not enough to win the war, but the battle was won!
You’ve ruined me, all I can think about is playing logi when I get home from work these last couple days 😂
lol! One of us! One of us!
@@RobertLovesGames only 11 hours in but haven’t fired a single shot yet lol
800 emats is no small feet to have waited and done logi for
Agreed! Just making public emats as well is a huge help!
In Foxhole you should feel accomplished when you see FFFF spamming in chat 😅😅😅.
Agreed!!
Great video, love it
Thank you!
wrong wardens don't matter - this message was send by the colonial mafia
I hope PirateSoftware sees this…
Ha! Maybe!
it would be cool if they had some tool that allowed you to see where the things you made went during their lifetime.
Logi forever! ❤
Logi is life!
Well I said I was going to hate my contribution... I do. Lol
Thanks for listening to my stupid opinion! A great video as always
It was great! I loved it! Thanks for being in the video!
1:45 work fraud
I dunno, the message here seems nice and heartwarming but I doubt me quitting playing the game had any impact on my faction's overall progress in the last war I played before I quit. In battles I've been in as an infantry player and occasional medic that we've won, they'd probably still win even if I wasn't around.
I rember i had crates of hatchets max in storage when Release to public they where gone either 2 or 3 hrs🎉
You love to see it! I always love seeing that the crates I filled in seaport are all gone the next day.
As a casual player i find logi boring but love frontline chaos. While its easier to feel unimportant on the frontline, there are moments where you hold a position by yourself, find a gap in the enemy defences or be an effective solo partisan and make a disproportional impact. Frontline isnt unimportant either.
That makes sense. Takes a certain kind of player to find logi enjoyable. I'm happy to do the logi for people that just want to get into the action.
Nope every role matters and everybody matters. Without infantry the wars would never finish. It would just be logi players making stuff for no reason.
It's lovely that your actions help someone at some point, the only problem is that you'll never know so it might aswell not have happened. I know in my mind that the 800 000 scrap that I mined has helped. Do I feel like I did anything at all? Hell nah.
It's just like life. You can either live positively or negatively. Glass is either half empty or half full. Ya know? I choose to think that the actions I'm doing in game have a positive outcome. If I thought they had a negative outcome I wouldn't even bother playing the game.
@@RobertLovesGames The problem with this comparison is that the reason you do work in real life is different from foxhole. You work because you need to work to survive. You work and you think about the time you go home. I couldn't care less if my labour actually helps someone because I don't work for anyone else's sake but for myself. In Foxhole it's just all work with no payoff forever and ever. I'd like to at least see what my work has achieved. Nobody really asks for this from the devs, but they should add a screen where you can see what happened to all the resources that you've made and delivered.
Biggest joke in this video is that after taking 200 scroop for truck and 200 zscroop for shipping container builder can make a full blown base of 1100 salvage which is like 550 bmats
No way i can build bunker with that
2nd biggest joke
No pressure to do it every day
Untill you discover what msups are for
And otyer vital tasks that majority of players avoid doing
lol truck and container one is very accurate. 200 salvage = 100 bmats for one logi truck. 400 salvage could get you two containers. But yes for building you might need bit more bmats.
And honestly if you have anything in Foxhole that is making you log on every day you may either need to get help from others or clan or maybe not just do that project? Msups are much better from what I can see this war unless of course you are building a huge facility still or mass fortress. In that case you still should be working with a group.
Thanks for your input on this!
112 is the worst war start ever
Meh everyone says that about every war I feel like. Things seem to be going fine today.
@@RobertLovesGames ye today s ok but yesterday in three hours my feet did not touch foxhole grass, q gameplay :)
@@iliktilaranak1778 oof why not? Just kept getting disconnected? I had no issues yesterday getting into any hex. I know some people were disconnecting. Guess I might have been one of the lucky few that didn't get disconnected.
@@RobertLovesGames get the q 3 three times 😬
Yeah yesterday the server hamsters were drunk or something. Me and three others in my regi tried getting on for the first hour before I said to heck with it and went to do something else.
Foxhole makes me feel like a nationalist and I can’t stop playing until all wardens are defeated
I love it! That's the spirit!
ok, so Foxhole watching from an outsider as me, looks nice. The part i don't get it - why developers don't build a map of Europe or half of Europe to handle all this battles? I understand that this map is balanced and has certain resources put in certain places, but , for the future , why will not go for a more historical aproach?
I guess I don’t understand why they need to. They have their own lore and story that’s separate or actual world events.
Interesting thought though! Thanks for sharing!
No one matters in this game.
Not true.
you guys gonna let the colonial beasts play again at some point?
Hopefully! We are doing what we can with what we got!
"-Every clan on the Warden faction falls in line with the bureaucracy of WERCS"
Is it just me or is WERCS is a bit of a broken system?
Yes and no. Foxhole comes down to communication and working together. Not being toxic and bossing others around.
If you have an ego problem you are going to have a bad time in Foxhole. The person that said that needs to be checked by the rest of the faction and taken down a notch.
I like the idea of the WERCS system but a few bad eggs can make it crumble pretty easily from an outside perspective.
First! 😊
Woo! You speedy!
"you've put your stuff in public so someone else will use it", yeah but you're colonial
Lol for now
I'm curious. Why do you use mods on the thumbnail of the video, but not in the actual footage of the video?
I use actual “footage” or pictures from the game like 80% of the time. Pictures or thumbnails with mods just look cooler and are very subtle. Not like I’m promoting a feature that’s not in the game.
Thanks for your question!
@@RobertLovesGames Fair point. With that logic the video could look cooler with mods too :)
I am one of the creators from some of the mods you may have possibly used. It is just nice to see people enjoy to use it.
@@Seawulfnorsemen I use a lot of the UI mods and sound mod. I don't really like changing the skins in game.
That's awesome! What mod?