its annoying how people dont like playing this class, i have maxed it out because no one plays it. rifleman class should be the last class chosen once support, anti tank, engineer, machine gunner assault and automatic rifleman or medic have been chosen for the squad. having 3 riflemen no AT, no support and no MG weakens the squad because their abilities and some of the challenges you will face out on the battlefield. Having an anti tank with a bazooka, an assault with satchels and and engineer with satchels or being able to build defenses on a point for example. For new players just try and get into a squad with a Squad lead who is communicative he will tell you what is needed to be done. In fact playing as support is a better way to learn about the game more so than a rifleman as you need to stick with your SL and he will tell you where he wants the supplies, all you need to do is ask and people in your squad will tell you.
As an SL, right at the beginning I just say I need AT, MG, Support and Engineers. If no one switches I just assume they are new and explain why I need them. Been mostly good so far.
I literally just took up the support role for my very 1st time 2 nights ago with a communicative SL who asked me to switch to support, i had no experience whatsoever but he was great & explained everything & we coordinated efforts & played a few rounds side by side with him to get the hang of it. Picked it up super fast & now i look forward to runnin it the way it's supposed to be run helping SL, Engineer's & AT's & the team overall. I agree with you, it's a fun role, it's also vital. More boots need to fill this role.
You play support because it helps your team win and makes your teammates' lives easier. I play support because I get to carry around the cool radio. We are not the same.
Thanx for the extra tips mate, i been playing HLL for 2 years & mostly play all combat roles, but with the influx of new players on console due to GP, i felt i needed to step it up & learn something else so that i have something to teach the new guys in addition to providing more assistance to other roles. Just started having a red hot crack at support class & i'm really enjoying it. We need more boots to fill the role i reckon. My SL the other day asked me to switch to support & i warned him that i had never ran support before & he was all to happy to help & we worked & coordinated efforts together on the fly. Now i'm keen to hop back in & confidently play the role. This video was helpful for picking up a few extra tips...So cheers mate from Australia.
One of the most fun offensive play-styles is to team up with an AT guy and go tank hunting. It’s fun to drop an explosive ammo box so he can resupply after putting two rockets into a tiger.
Really new to the game, only been switching between rifleman and medic, but this video has given me the confidence to know what im doing now. Cheers dude
Solid guide, this is very helpful. I'm still new so mainly play infantry only roles but I want to try other roles that will be helpful for the team. This is a informative guide for support. Good video 👍
Played this game for the first time last night after finally convincing my friend to buy it with me. To say I was completely lost was an understatement lol
I felt the same way when I started playing, even though I've played a lot of shooters previously. I feel like there's such a big learning curve because of the game's realism aspects and focus on communication and teamwork. I hope you end up liking the game, though!
@@NotSenz definitely enjoyed it but was frustrating. I came into the game knowing it would be a big learning curve so I enjoyed it. Now just need to understand what the hell im supposed to be doing and understand the objectives haha
@@nickhartmann8836 It'll be frustrating for a little bit, especially all of the dying and trying to figure out how to "actually" play the game. Playing Support or Medic is a really good way to help the team while still learning how to play the game as a whole. I hear that it also helps to try and find people to play with; I wouldn't know since I always play alone.
Communicating w/ your Squad Leader is key. If they are decent they will guide you with pings and instructions for your class about what they and command want you to do.
Good guide still nervy at taking role. I mean hell I'm a 57 year old fella whats to be nervous about. Will watch this a few times over. If you see a terrorised support running around just be gentle ill git it eventually. 😉
HQ : how to get supplies quickly there? Any amt NODEs limited within a square/section/row? Also, a situation where a supply truck is "stuck" and it is loaded: Can a satchel charge blow up truck and does the supplies put " back into inventory"? Or, is all lost? I find that I spawn at HQ and drop supplies (50) then re deploy and build a node. I keep doing this until all thee are built. My understanding that the limit of nodes that can be built by a SQUAD is 9. This means to pass the title along to others in a rotation. Never have seen that in game. Great teaching aid!
I cannot answer all of these flawlessly. There are 2 types of battles, warfare and defensive. Most of the time you won’t be able to drop supplies from a truck until you cross into the 3rd row. I think you can in one of these type of battles. What you can do is drive right up to that 2nd row and drop as your truck crosses into the 3rd. Your suppy crate will be close enough to build nodes and still be in the rearward sectors. A stuck truck is lost with supplies stuck in it. Leave it running and it will destroy itself in time. A tank could be used to push it free. Node limit is 3 of each. Don’t know if 1 squad can rotate engineers to build all of them.
Don’t discount either subgun. Both can be killers with practice. The greasegun is a one hit wonder with accuracy and the mp40 just rocks all around. It can reach really far when squeezing 2 round bursts.
Does cycling support between 2 squad members restart the cool down? Can I have a support drop supplies, die amd another player spawn as support and drop supplies immediately or do they also haveto wait?
I don't see why it wouldn't, because it's two separate people. With that being said, I'm unsure if your supplies would stay if switching classes, either. I think that would be something to try out in-game to see if it actually works like that. If you do try to do that, please let me know of the outcome!
No. You supplies cooldown will still be running. I jump from supplyguy to another role while I’m waiting when necessary or teamates can rotate rolls to drop 2 boxes behind enemy lines.
@@NotSenz Oh wow! I’ve always heard that the Blue Yeti was nothing special. Of course I’m sure the effects in OBS do help quite a bit! Also, when I try to record FiveM with OBS, my footage always comes out choppy and it drops my in-game frame rate dramatically. Any idea on what that may be?
@@h8hayden I would make sure that you're encoding your video through your GPU and not your CPU. I also had to disable "Game Mode" inside of my Windows settings, because it was causing some funky issues with video. Other than that, I would make sure your bitrate and FPS settings are correct I record at 60FPS with a bitrate of 12 Mbps (12000). Hopefully this helps!
@@h8hayden Also, in regards to FiveM, I have a video on my channel that explains how I made my FiveM videos. Hopefully, that'll help you, too, since you're looking to start making content: ua-cam.com/video/tryiw4d4Cok/v-deo.html Good luck!
My only issue is I'll find cool people and have a fun productive squad but next game half are gone just wished cool people would stick around longer been a lot of no mikers recently
Im done with every single video and still dont know where and when to drop the box. If i hear someone is talking about communicate i stop Listen to this part
@@johnnottahcal5725 supply trucks will drop a crate of 150 supplies out the back when you press the F button as the driver. A supply truck can hold two crates with 150 supplies each. To refill a supply truck you must physically drive the truck back to an HQ spawn point, and drive it near the big crane-looking thing by the spawn point. That's it's an ammo Depot, and it will immediately replenish the two supply crates in the truck. You are now good to go and make more deliveries. You can spend an entire game ferrying supplies to points, and it will both net you a large support effectiveness score, and be extremely helpful to engineers on your team trying to reinforce an objective.
@@johnnottahcal5725 oh yeah, steep learning curve, still on it myself. It's very tempting to specialize, but I've learned that getting familiar with every class makes you more aware of what each member of your squad is capable of, and can help you work with them to the fullest of their ability. For instance the AT class has a loadout that can set up an anti-tank howitzer that can decimate enemy tanks, but it requires supply to build and is static so it's easy to kill the crew from the sides with infantry. An excellent strategy then is to have a rifleman drive a truck and put down supply, the AT guy builds his gun, then an engineer builds barricades on the flanks to protect the gun crew made up of the rifleman and AT guy. You now have a hard point defense against enemy armor, and if you put it in the right direction in a concealed location, their armor doesn't stand a chance on the offensive. This is something you learn from playing both of these classes. Specializing in only one makes you a lot less dynamic, since you'd be much less likely to put these abilities together and coordinate them.
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Shortened guide: follow around squad leaders virtually begging them to build a garrison with your supplies while your team is slowly crushed due to constant flanking caused by everyone spawning in the same damn area. Be ignored. Watch vets say "ez" in the chat because they took out a tank or two, refusing to actually admit they lost the match. Came in expecting some coordination like Foxhole. But FPS games usually don't cater to the tactically-minded, except in the most narrow sense of the word, such as in tiny areas with hallways and limited exits...
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its annoying how people dont like playing this class, i have maxed it out because no one plays it. rifleman class should be the last class chosen once support, anti tank, engineer, machine gunner assault and automatic rifleman or medic have been chosen for the squad. having 3 riflemen no AT, no support and no MG weakens the squad because their abilities and some of the challenges you will face out on the battlefield. Having an anti tank with a bazooka, an assault with satchels and and engineer with satchels or being able to build defenses on a point for example.
For new players just try and get into a squad with a Squad lead who is communicative he will tell you what is needed to be done. In fact playing as support is a better way to learn about the game more so than a rifleman as you need to stick with your SL and he will tell you where he wants the supplies, all you need to do is ask and people in your squad will tell you.
As an SL, right at the beginning I just say I need AT, MG, Support and Engineers. If no one switches I just assume they are new and explain why I need them. Been mostly good so far.
I literally just took up the support role for my very 1st time 2 nights ago with a communicative SL who asked me to switch to support, i had no experience whatsoever but he was great & explained everything & we coordinated efforts & played a few rounds side by side with him to get the hang of it. Picked it up super fast & now i look forward to runnin it the way it's supposed to be run helping SL, Engineer's & AT's & the team overall. I agree with you, it's a fun role, it's also vital. More boots need to fill this role.
After all videos about the class i still dont know where to drop the box and drop it anywhere after spawn
As a player of the game i dont know what i hsve to do with my squad. They are useless
@@gettimabodybag6213i never will understand why people say to communicate in this game. I for sure never willl hsve anything to say
You play support because it helps your team win and makes your teammates' lives easier. I play support because I get to carry around the cool radio.
We are not the same.
Honestly 😂
CHAMPION OF THE SUN
that cool radio is why you are my 2nd preferred shot as recon after a SL
But never can know where to drop the suply box so i drop it after respawn anywhere
I’m in it for the lighter
Thanx for the extra tips mate, i been playing HLL for 2 years & mostly play all combat roles, but with the influx of new players on console due to GP, i felt i needed to step it up & learn something else so that i have something to teach the new guys in addition to providing more assistance to other roles. Just started having a red hot crack at support class & i'm really enjoying it. We need more boots to fill the role i reckon. My SL the other day asked me to switch to support & i warned him that i had never ran support before & he was all to happy to help & we worked & coordinated efforts together on the fly. Now i'm keen to hop back in & confidently play the role. This video was helpful for picking up a few extra tips...So cheers mate from Australia.
One of the most fun offensive play-styles is to team up with an AT guy and go tank hunting. It’s fun to drop an explosive ammo box so he can resupply after putting two rockets into a tiger.
Or supps to build and both man the AT gun
Best support guide on the net, thanks for sharing
Really new to the game, only been switching between rifleman and medic, but this video has given me the confidence to know what im doing now. Cheers dude
Solid guide, this is very helpful. I'm still new so mainly play infantry only roles but I want to try other roles that will be helpful for the team. This is a informative guide for support. Good video 👍
same thats exactly why im watchin this lol
Downloaded this game yesterday, @ work watching your vids & getting anxiety, wanting to play 🤤
You will not regret your decision man 👌🏻
Great tips. New HLL player here. Looking at the medic one now! Great job
Played this game for the first time last night after finally convincing my friend to buy it with me. To say I was completely lost was an understatement lol
I felt the same way when I started playing, even though I've played a lot of shooters previously.
I feel like there's such a big learning curve because of the game's realism aspects and focus on communication and teamwork. I hope you end up liking the game, though!
@@NotSenz definitely enjoyed it but was frustrating. I came into the game knowing it would be a big learning curve so I enjoyed it. Now just need to understand what the hell im supposed to be doing and understand the objectives haha
@@nickhartmann8836 It'll be frustrating for a little bit, especially all of the dying and trying to figure out how to "actually" play the game.
Playing Support or Medic is a really good way to help the team while still learning how to play the game as a whole. I hear that it also helps to try and find people to play with; I wouldn't know since I always play alone.
Communicating w/ your Squad Leader is key. If they are decent they will guide you with pings and instructions for your class about what they and command want you to do.
Thanks for the tips man just discovered this game on PS5 and I am hooked
Thanks for the info! Didn't know I could reinforce existing things the engineer had placed :)
Awesome video!! Thanks for posting. I'll be checking out your other vids now as well :)
Thanks for all the helpful HLL videos, they are awesome
You're welcome!
Excellent video on my favorite class!
newbie learning, thx
Good guide still nervy at taking role. I mean hell I'm a 57 year old fella whats to be nervous about. Will watch this a few times over. If you see a terrorised support running around just be gentle ill git it eventually. 😉
Great video!
Thanks for the guide!
any tips on leveling up the support class its taking me foreever
i used to think this would be one of the most used classes a couple weeks ago when i started so im happy its appreciated when i play this or medic
Problem i have is that hardly anyone plays engineer or support and most, if they do, don’t actually do their job
HQ : how to get supplies quickly there? Any amt NODEs limited within a square/section/row? Also, a situation where a supply truck is "stuck" and it is loaded: Can a satchel charge blow up truck and does the supplies put " back into inventory"? Or, is all lost? I find that I spawn at HQ and drop supplies (50) then re deploy and build a node. I keep doing this until all thee are built. My understanding that the limit of nodes that can be built by a SQUAD is 9. This means to pass the title along to others in a rotation. Never have seen that in game. Great teaching aid!
I cannot answer all of these flawlessly. There are 2 types of battles, warfare and defensive. Most of the time you won’t be able to drop supplies from a truck until you cross into the 3rd row. I think you can in one of these type of battles. What you can do is drive right up to that 2nd row and drop as your truck crosses into the 3rd. Your suppy crate will be close enough to build nodes and still be in the rearward sectors. A stuck truck is lost with supplies stuck in it. Leave it running and it will destroy itself in time. A tank could be used to push it free. Node limit is 3 of each. Don’t know if 1 squad can rotate engineers to build all of them.
Subbed, can't help but subscribe after all the good tips you've given me as I'm a bit of a noob
Great video, thank you for sharing.
Great video thanks dude
Can we refill a supply truck after we have emptied it?
This was very helpful 👍
I love the ammo carrier class but some maps are just so rough it's not even worth having a grease gun or mp40
Don’t discount either subgun. Both can be killers with practice. The greasegun is a one hit wonder with accuracy and the mp40 just rocks all around. It can reach really far when squeezing 2 round bursts.
Thanks man
great video
When i die .can the supply box reset ?
Cant drop suply box anywhere? Ok so i cant know where to drop it and cant play the role
Does cycling support between 2 squad members restart the cool down?
Can I have a support drop supplies, die amd another player spawn as support and drop supplies immediately or do they also haveto wait?
I don't see why it wouldn't, because it's two separate people.
With that being said, I'm unsure if your supplies would stay if switching classes, either. I think that would be something to try out in-game to see if it actually works like that.
If you do try to do that, please let me know of the outcome!
very interesting question actually, have you gotten a chance to find out?
No. You supplies cooldown will still be running. I jump from supplyguy to another role while I’m waiting when necessary or teamates can rotate rolls to drop 2 boxes behind enemy lines.
What microphone do you use? I love the quality and I'm looking to get into making content as well!
I use a Blue Yeti and honestly, I got mine used!
I do use filters in OBS and a program called "CN Levelator" to help with my audio in editing, too.
@@NotSenz Oh wow! I’ve always heard that the Blue Yeti was nothing special. Of course I’m sure the effects in OBS do help quite a bit! Also, when I try to record FiveM with OBS, my footage always comes out choppy and it drops my in-game frame rate dramatically. Any idea on what that may be?
@@h8hayden I would make sure that you're encoding your video through your GPU and not your CPU. I also had to disable "Game Mode" inside of my Windows settings, because it was causing some funky issues with video.
Other than that, I would make sure your bitrate and FPS settings are correct I record at 60FPS with a bitrate of 12 Mbps (12000).
Hopefully this helps!
@@h8hayden Also, in regards to FiveM, I have a video on my channel that explains how I made my FiveM videos.
Hopefully, that'll help you, too, since you're looking to start making content: ua-cam.com/video/tryiw4d4Cok/v-deo.html
Good luck!
@@NotSenz I appreciate the support! Love your content man keep up the great work! You’ve definitely inspired me to start content creation!
You forgot to mention support swapping between squad members. Get an easy Gary in enemy territory
Can you cover recon and tanker?
Absolutely! I'm working on finishing the infantry roles now, but I'm hoping to cover Tanks and Recon in detail eventually.
good video
My only issue is I'll find cool people and have a fun productive squad but next game half are gone just wished cool people would stick around longer been a lot of no mikers recently
Im done with every single video and still dont know where and when to drop the box.
If i hear someone is talking about communicate i stop Listen to this part
what’s the point of a shovel
It's just a melee weapon.
The point of the shovel is the tip and it’s for using on enemy supply guys! Look for their antenna! 😎😂
(couldn’t resist)
Can you refill a supply truck at all or once its empty its useless?
Good question!
Yes, I believe supply trucks can be refilled from any ammo depot. Every HQ has one.
How do truck get supplies and then deploy them? Very difficult to learn the mechanics of this game as a noob.
@@johnnottahcal5725 supply trucks will drop a crate of 150 supplies out the back when you press the F button as the driver. A supply truck can hold two crates with 150 supplies each. To refill a supply truck you must physically drive the truck back to an HQ spawn point, and drive it near the big crane-looking thing by the spawn point. That's it's an ammo Depot, and it will immediately replenish the two supply crates in the truck. You are now good to go and make more deliveries. You can spend an entire game ferrying supplies to points, and it will both net you a large support effectiveness score, and be extremely helpful to engineers on your team trying to reinforce an objective.
@@kadewiedeman3127 Printing… Thanks so much! Love this war game but truely needs a manual for new console players.
@@johnnottahcal5725 oh yeah, steep learning curve, still on it myself. It's very tempting to specialize, but I've learned that getting familiar with every class makes you more aware of what each member of your squad is capable of, and can help you work with them to the fullest of their ability.
For instance the AT class has a loadout that can set up an anti-tank howitzer that can decimate enemy tanks, but it requires supply to build and is static so it's easy to kill the crew from the sides with infantry. An excellent strategy then is to have a rifleman drive a truck and put down supply, the AT guy builds his gun, then an engineer builds barricades on the flanks to protect the gun crew made up of the rifleman and AT guy. You now have a hard point defense against enemy armor, and if you put it in the right direction in a concealed location, their armor doesn't stand a chance on the offensive.
This is something you learn from playing both of these classes. Specializing in only one makes you a lot less dynamic, since you'd be much less likely to put these abilities together and coordinate them.
+1
I wonder why the nazi symbol was blurred but the soviet union symbol wasn’t
Nazism is specifically outlined inside of UA-cam’s hate speech policies. The Soviet Union is not.
Since I’m a member of the UA-cam Partner Program, I need to follow all of UA-cam’s policies or else I will not receive monetization.
@@NotSenz brother that was not to spite you. was just a curious thought
@@geolefleur4908 I know man. I was just letting you know why I edited the video like that.
I just had to, personal opinions aside
Shortened guide: follow around squad leaders virtually begging them to build a garrison with your supplies while your team is slowly crushed due to constant flanking caused by everyone spawning in the same damn area. Be ignored. Watch vets say "ez" in the chat because they took out a tank or two, refusing to actually admit they lost the match.
Came in expecting some coordination like Foxhole. But FPS games usually don't cater to the tactically-minded, except in the most narrow sense of the word, such as in tiny areas with hallways and limited exits...
This is super helpful, thanks!