Well good basic video but it's missing some useful tips like "always crouch when healing to be lower target", "don't forget you can heal people through wall and obstacle", "if a person is hit advise him to stop following the line for a sec while you heal him". Would have been good in the priority for healing segment to position to where the medic would be in the priority list (if it's more important to heal yourself than an NCO for example). Also I feel another good advice would be in big melee to stay in the back and not engage and advise those hurt to disengage and let themselves be healed. Oh and also advise to select the 1796 pattern sabre as a sword as it has slightly more reach than for example the sword bayonet and is the best sword available to the medic.
Thanks for the comment. One thing I did forget to put in the video is when to heal yourself so thank you for commenting on that. I will put that in the description. This was only a simple and basic video like you said for those getting started. I have left out some details to keep it simple and so people are free to experiment with the class. I'm almost certain that the swords have the same reach while playing the class (obviously different from the cavalry swords) so I don't think it's necessary to choose a specific one since they all attack at the same speed. One may look like it is longer, but in reality for this class it's not. If you're interested in a more in depth video I would be happy to make one covering more terrain positioning and such.
Well good basic video but it's missing some useful tips like "always crouch when healing to be lower target", "don't forget you can heal people through wall and obstacle", "if a person is hit advise him to stop following the line for a sec while you heal him". Would have been good in the priority for healing segment to position to where the medic would be in the priority list (if it's more important to heal yourself than an NCO for example). Also I feel another good advice would be in big melee to stay in the back and not engage and advise those hurt to disengage and let themselves be healed. Oh and also advise to select the 1796 pattern sabre as a sword as it has slightly more reach than for example the sword bayonet and is the best sword available to the medic.
Thanks for the comment. One thing I did forget to put in the video is when to heal yourself so thank you for commenting on that. I will put that in the description. This was only a simple and basic video like you said for those getting started. I have left out some details to keep it simple and so people are free to experiment with the class. I'm almost certain that the swords have the same reach while playing the class (obviously different from the cavalry swords) so I don't think it's necessary to choose a specific one since they all attack at the same speed. One may look like it is longer, but in reality for this class it's not. If you're interested in a more in depth video I would be happy to make one covering more terrain positioning and such.
Instead of a specific class could you do a guide on melee combat?
@@mitchellline4242 Sure, that video will be short and simple as the melee combat is easy to learn but takes time to practice