How to Play BattleBit Remastered | 62 Essential Tips and Tricks 

*_EXTRA TIPS FROM THE COMMUNITY!_* Hutchy5407 - Tip for Medics, hold and release X while you have your medic box to chuck it on the floor, this lets other players heal themselves by interacting with it. You start with 2 of these boxes so dont worry about losing the ability to heal if you throw 1 and you can also pick them back up again if you need it back. stefanzafirov9944 - Tip for Medics, hold and release X while you have your medic box to chuck it on the floor, this lets other players heal themselves by interacting with it. You start with 2 of these boxes so dont worry about losing the ability to heal if you throw 1 and you can also pick them back up again if you need it back. snapturtle3253 - Tip-as a pilot, it's good idea to use support Exo armor to increase chance of survival from being shot

Tip #1 always have an injured voice when asking for a revive from a teammate

Crashing into the ground in an out of control helicopter and then coming out concussed while surround by enemies is way to cinematic for a block game, love this game so much.

This game is so impressive, as soon as you're in the action you disconnect from the low poly graphics and become immersed in action packed gameplay far better than any recent AAA release. Props to the devs!

That RPG scope diagram is SUPER useful, I never understood it before. Top tip: Park a jeep on the edge of your home territory in Conquest for a team-wide spawn point. Even after you surround it with walls, try not to rage when your teammates do everything within their -10 IQ capacity to move the jeep because 1/2 think you're trolling them

Tip for Medics, hold and release X while you have your medic box to chuck it on the floor, this lets other players heal themselves by interacting with it. You start with 2 of these boxes so dont worry about losing the ability to heal if you throw 1 and you can also pick them back up again if you need it back.

Tip-as a pilot, it's good idea to use support Exo armor to increase chance of survival from being shot

One thing I have not heard people mention is enemy footsteps compared for friendly are significantly louder. So if you hear someone stomping around near you or a few its more than likely an enemy. Another tip for if you hear them outside don't be afraid to use the underhand grenade out the window it will land just outside the wall where they should be. Something also to mention for support is that they can build fortifications instantly with no need to sit and hold f. Also binding your drag/interact key to your bandage key is also very useful for one click drag and revive for medic. Edit: Also turn off Toggle drag its on by default and will get you killed almost every time.

One tip that I use that many might over look is “if you get downed and another medic revives you, don’t switch to your medkit, instead hold your position with your gun out and let them complete the healing. You might think the time difference between switching from your medkit to gun is small but every second counts.”

Putting mines on drones and flying them into enemies in combination with VOIP is some of the most fun I’ve had in an FPS in a long time

Additional tips as a medic: You can press X while holding out medic bags to drop them on the ground for teammates, and you can then pick them up afterward It can be useful to rebind your bandage and drag keys to something other than 3 and F for more ease, I rebound mine to my third and fourth mouse buttons. You can revive and drag someone at the same time, so make sure to start reviving someone the moment you begin to drag them. Rebinding your revive and drag keys to the same key can maximize this efficiency. There are also benefits for staying with and away from fellow medics: If your team is split up into multiple medium sized groups, it may be best to run to a different group that doesn't have a medic if your current group has 2 or more. If your team is grouped up instead in one large group, it can be more beneficial to stay with other medics to heal injured mates more quickly.

Tip: You can spawn on any vehicle as long as it is inside a spawn safe zone (blue area on the map) and has seats available. You can use this to create a forward spawn by driving the vehicle right up to the edge of the zone and leaving it there. Related tip: if you see a jeep parked at the edge of the spawn zone, DO NOT TAKE IT. Leave it for your team to use as a forward spawn.

Support Tip Here: Since you can build the extra high boxes, you can create stairs using those plus the smaller hesco box in order to get to roofs for flanking or holding higher ground

Tip: You can pick up your magazine while fast reloading, this way a reload is faster and you don't loose the magazine but you cannot move much while doing so.

Even after 19h I can't drop the medic class, it's just too good. Has access to most every weapon and you can heal yourself when you want. Even if you want to go in solo and flank the enemies it's always useful to have the ability to heal, best class in the game without a doubt.

I think the hesco walls are severely underrated, if your playing support you can technically just shut down an entire doorway for a bit instantly, (little tip: Go on district conquest, point c, and wall up the side entries, there'll be a little slot for you to chuck nades through but no way for them to shoot you, you get access to like 20 nades with support too from ammo boxes giving you more nades, it's hilarious)

I think you forgot about one of the most important tips for this game especially new players, something that even I only learned yesterday When your armor breaks it's gone for good (until you respawn), but you still have the penalties as if you had it So you gotta think about it, if you go down very often then perhaps using a lighter armor might be better considering you won't have the penalties anymore as if you had gone down with the armor Really made me think about using the exo on support, especially with very slow lmgs, sure you can tank a lot but after it breaks you are as slow as if you had it but with only 100hp (if a medic healed you)

Another tip. You can bind your drag and revive to the same keybind. Makes reviving and dragging way less of a hassle :)

Tip: swapping to your secondary is faster than reloading.

EXTREMELY concise, well organized and helpful video. Thank you!

Tip I learned while jumping from building to building in certain maps, if you are going to make a long jump and are unsure if you can make it, hold spacebar instead of timing the vault input. As long as you hold it down after a jump, youll automatically go into a vault if you catch a ledge or a vaultable surface. Saved my ass way too many times from a stupid fall.

searched up a tutorial for this game and saw this was less than 10 minutes old, glad it up to date

Extra pro tip: You can see where you were killed from by not touching the mouse for a moment on death, the camera will zoom into the direction you were killed from. If the camera zooms straight upwards, 99.9% of the time its an opk (One position kill) hack, and you should report them for aimbots.

Good tip for any medic players: Bind your Drag key to your bandage key so that you are always dragging players while reviving them :)

last tip : have fun, I spend the day playing suicide C4 while screaming "meediiic" with a funny voice in voicemod, or just going behind people and let them not know about their very close death. Or play support and put 15 claymores and prepare your building to trap people (easy and funny kill streak)

More tips for medics, you can bind both Revive and Drag to F to drag allies while reviving them, so you don't have to play Keyboard Twister while trying to get them to a safe place. This applies to all classes.

The anti personal mine on a drone is a hilariously good time, and it gets your blood pumping when you are hovering over a giant battle and scoping out a group to dive on, so satisfying.

Sniper tip if it hasn't been said already: If you're going for long range shots, place the MDX device on a nearby hilltop to bait out enemy snipers, then from another hilltop use binoculars to scope out the map, ping enemies then quickly scope in and snipe them. This way there's not a massive glint from your scope when you're trying to find targets as you'd already have them.

Tip for engineers, never use the fragmentation rocket it rarely does enough damage to get kills and can't destroy cover the HEAT rocket tends to work much better even against infantry.

Another fun tip / gameplay changeup for those who reach level 100: Once you hit 100, you unlock a Riot Shield, which can be used to protect allies from enemy fire so they can be revived, or if you're brave enough, you can go and retrieve allies bodies from the open and drag them back while still holding the riot shield. If you are not crouching with the riot shield, I believe your feet are vulnerable, and it will not protect you from explosives either. Additionally, you can have teammates throw C4 On the front of the shield, just a fun idea ;)

additional tip for medics (this is not my tip i saw this in another tip vid) set the drag keybind to the same key as the heal keybind so you can drag and heal at the same time

i would recommend this for any sniper players. Depending on the map, you might try some midrange optics. These optic do not give off the tell-tale shine of a traditional sniper scope, ensuring maximum stealth, whilst also remaining completely stable, no need to hold ones breath. I cannot tell the amount of times i have 1v1'd a sniper and the only reason I won was bc I could see their shine thru a smoke and they couldnt see mine. It takes practice, but def worth thinking about putting in your loudout.

01:34 actually in 254 conq you can't spawn on an obj that isn't connected in a chain, e.g if you have A/C/D/E and they have B you will only be able to spawn on E/D/C assuming your team started on the E side, I thought it was bugged at first but it does seem to be consistent

Congrats on the 40k subs Cami. U deserve every one of them. Keep up the great content

I playtested for half a year and I learned a lot! Great video, thanks!

Other tip for 9 is to Rebind Firstaid + drag on same key, This means you can drag and ress people at the same time :)

Solid advise! Great job! This game is sooooo much fun.

What a great video - I've played about 20 hours and wasn't aware of some of the more advanced stuff. Subbed!

Yo this is super helpful, just got this game a few days ago and its fun, but there was so much i didn't know about it. i also appreciate the tip of starting off with the medic class. I'm gonna give that a try and hopefully be able to understand the flow and the maps better

In my short time using ground vics in this game, one of the most important tips i can give is to *treat your armor as if you don't have any.* you, as a tank or IFV have many advantages over the average infantryman, your armor is not one of them. attempting to fight on the frontlines with a tank or IFV is a surefire way to put yourself into a position where an Engineer/C4 user can peek out and lob an explosive at you without you knowing, considering the fact that you cannot compare to infantry in terms of mobility, you are essentially a sitting duck, allowing others to get to you, damage you, and disengage without you being able to counter them. Instead, *take advantage of range.* the single biggest advantage vehicles have in this game compared to regular infantry is the unmatched firepower at range- the tank's AP round afaik has zero drop to it, your HE round is essentially a HEAT round with a bigger radius and less drop, and your Coax is pretty much a fully automatic DMR with zero recoil beyond its fixed cone of fire. fifind high ground far away from the front lines- not only does this make you a smaller, harder-to-hit target, this leaves you out of optimal range of all main vehicle counters the average infantry has, forcing them to focus on you if they want to get rid of you. for vics like the IFV, the autocannon is not nearly as accurate as the coax, but it's minor AoE damage and increased speed compared to a tank makes it a perfect vehicle for storming into a contested area your team is assaulting, flushing out any enemies, and getting out as fast as you can before the engineers can react to you. again, as an IFV, always try to outrange your opponents if you can. your increased speed/mobility gives you a little more leeway, but you can still easily put yourself into an easily ambush-able position if you aren't careful, and your main gun still maintains plenty of effectiveness at range compared to the average infantry.

Bruh, you leveled me up.... Can't thank enough for your effort!

Excellent tutorial. Thanks for this!

Great Video!! plenty of super useful info :)

very informative and well made video , thank you!

You can use the quick reload drop mag to give allies ammo in the absence of a support, likewise you can also drop bandages for them with X

I have like, 30 hours in this game and ive been sniping for most of it. I had, NO idea you could zero your scope and ive just been doing it off of feel (which has been balls hard but ive still been fragging). Thank you so much its so much easier now.

It's so funny to see newer videos in the same vein as the older ones, but towards an indie game instead of an alleged triple a. So glad this game blew up!

Was not aware of tip #13, thank you!

Awesome!I'm a new player and this helps a lot,thank you.

Wow if only this came out yesterday! Now I know sooooo much more thank you!

Hey, I remember watching you 10 years ago making planetside 2 videos! Great to see you still uploading!

banger video mate

One really cool tip bit (amazing pun) is that, if you change the colors for enemies, teammates, squadmates, and your squad leader, those same colors will be changed for the lights on player models. For example, if I change squad leader to be yellow, the lights on his helmet and backpack will also be yellow. If enemies are purple, their lights will be purple, and so on. Just to hammer this in, I recommend opening settings and changing the color for successful headshots. Currently, both body shots and headshots show up as white, so you never really know when you hit a headshot. Change this color so you can know when you hit one. Both teammate / enemy colors and hit marker colors can be found in the Gameplay section of settings. Feel free to mess with other colors and stuff. I washed my colors out for objectives and made teammate tags (like their name and the arrow above their head) smaller so enemies are blatantly obvious. Wish you luck on the battlefield!

RPGs are a game changer for urban areas. Whenever you see someone peaking out of a window, blow it up. It'll take them out as well (use the HEAT rounds and aim at the walls around the window, not into the window itself). If you see fire coming out of a window but don't see friendly marks, blow it up. Sometimes you can also see enemy legs sticking out of a wall when they're prone in a corner. Obviously, blow it up. Blowing up walls on a building also opens it up, giving the enemy less cover and your team more angles to shoot from. Once you unlock range finder, always have it equipped. That way you will be able to much more accurately place your shots and with a bit of luck also kill snipers across the map with your RPG.

binding the sight zero adjustments to scroll wheel has made the single biggest change to my sniping in this game, actual game changer for the earlier sniper rifles with lower bullet velocities

Tip #1 always reminds them you had a family waiting for you back home to increase the chances to get revived.

I can hear all the Planetside 2 knowledge in the way you explained stuff here :). love that game

The fact that you have to RTB to resupply your ammo on vehicles is so amazing. I hate the people in Battlefield who sit there and vehicle camp with infinite ammo.

Tip #63 : Always shout "DON'T YOU FUC*ING DIE ON ME SON!" when dragging a downed teammate to safety to add some dramatic event.

Glad to see something that could pique my interest like Planetside did all those years ago. Thanks mate.

god damn Cami be on that content grind!

❤😂 "do some Jeep Stuff Hui" got me

Fantastic list of tips thank you :) JEEP STUFF!! :)

I didn't play the stress tests, so this helped me out a little. Been having an absolute blast. I know it is a little early but I am assume there will be a slight balance pass on some weapons as usual. Outside of that, the game is VERY well done.

Tip 54...Build more please! Set up forward positions in open areas during fire fights. Got a good angle but no cover? Build! Up on a rooftop? Build! Getting counter-sniped? Set up a wall to block their LOS!

Top #10b: to make it easier to Drag and Revive at the same time, bind both actions to the same button! I use Mouse 5, so that I can also easily walk with WASD.

Excellent vid! Sub'd

Exactly the video I was looking for! Great stuff. It would be nice if the tips were annotated so I can skip back to specific details without scrubbing.

Another Tip For Supports - You can rotate the fortifications through the middle mouse scroll wheels.

What a video ! Loving the game, just new to pc gaming so a hell of a lot to take in and learn. Left hand has no idea on the keys 😂 Jeep Stuff ❤️

best battlebit tip video ive seen so far

One question on the toppic of marking objectives as a squad leader. Is there a way to mark objectives through the map?

7:41 A good color for Headshots is to set it as a lighter version of the Red Kill Hitmarker. It’s an easy indicator of headshot, because it’s different enough from both an Armor Hit and a Standard Hit, while still being close to that _nice clean _*_Kill Shot._*

If it still works by the time you see this, when a teammate is downed and its on the other side of a wall, ceiling or underneath you, if the default reviving when close to you even near a wall doesnt appear, try backwards, ive done this many times and sometimes works instead of facing them for reviving look the opossite way and maybe it will give you that extra range to say 'revive ally'.

The video we all needed.

When looking at the map, friendlies in combat appear darker than those not in combat. It helps identify those flanking vs holding.

This one excellent video, it`s helping me a lot, a cool ideia would be to make a settings video, not one to get the best fps, but one to keybinds that is cool to change, visibility changes, and gameplay changes that could give a vantage or better QOL use.

Tip for transporters, Blackhawks and k60, i know it's tempting playing support for the extra armor, but playing as medic grants you the ability to heal yourself, if you get shooted, you go to base and quickly heals changing to co-pilot

"How to use and rpg effectively" point and direct impact the MF with a heat round

The helicopter tail spin mechanic is so cool. Feels like a COD campaign level.

To expand a little about Tip 38, engineer repairing tool, against common sense, isn't very viable tool to have. It can't repair vehicle to 100% hp, there is always some health that disappears after taking dmg. Only at main base you can repair to 100%. Repair also takes a while, especially in the tank case, so in my expirience it is better to go back to base. To expand a little, even if you decide to take repairing tool, it will not repair APC above 87% hp, when hit by most common HEAT RPG, that means that Tandem RPG will one shot kill you. In case of tank you also can't repair to max, so tandem rpg this time to the rear, which hit box increses dmg by x2, will also result in one shot kill. Edit: About Tip 42. APC DOES NOT have directional damage profiles. It doesn't reduce or multiply incoming damage like a tank does. It has a weakspot on the right side (possibly also left side, but I couldn't confirm that) that multiplies dmg by 250%. This means that HEAT RPG and AP shells that normally deal 40% of your health in dmg (40 out of 100 hp) will get multiplied by 2.5x times reaulting in one shot kill. Tank have damage reduction of 50% from the front, with exeption of the top of the front of turret, and 200% damage multiplier from the rear. Whole sieds of tank including sied front and rear, have neutral damage profile.

is there anyway to change the building binds, i feel like it never can select for me

Damn, didn't know about shooting a parachute, that was a nice one

theres a little bit of wrong tips in the video, overall was well done. - cone of fire doesn't exist in bbr - vaulting does not break falls, you can sometimes like glitch on a wall and that can stop ur fall but vaulting WILL NOT stop fall dmg. - fragmentation IS NOT better at getting rid of infantry than heat. - Headshots are NOT king in this game, its better to shoot player limbs than head due to their armor. ESPECIALLY support. - due to weapon velocity in this game there is NO NEED to zero sights at all

Clan C78 represent!

I can’t set the zeroing to my scroll wheel, like when I try to set the keybind to scroll wheel up it doesn’t detect it, anyone fixed this?

Question, but what settings do you run for sensitivity? I've been playing with it but my aim is still all over the place. Because I noticed even with that bloom effect, I try to keep the gun under control and on target but I almost immediately get killed if I don't go full auto so my rounds tend to go all over. But watching you, it was like your gun never even moved and all your shots were laser focused. I know I have pretty shit internet so that might result in some of my deaths, as my TTK enemies is longer than average and I seem to almost get 1 shotted all the time because my internet connection can't keep up with what I'm doing in real time. I can verify this because I instantly improve once I'm playing over at my buddy's house and can escape from a firefight and duck back into cover and not die a second later because the other player registers I'm standing there like an idiot and the game hasn't caught up. Or have to empty about 10 rounds into someone before they're __almost__ dead and they're not wearing armor and kill me instantly and on their end I only shot twice. But of course that wouldn't relate to the aiming quite so much, so I thought I'd ask.

Tip Nr.1 was so good it changed my game expierience thx i didnt know that

With the default controls, you can also zero your scopes by holding alt and using the scroll wheel.

"Yeetus deletus the cover away" 😂

Just got BB. Perfect timing

If you're playing in a night map, you can use flares as long-lasting flashbangs for people using nvgs

I noticed yesterday teammates have yellow T shape tabs for IR on their helmets where enemy has red tabs it might be depending on US or RUS but it helped me ID enemies in a lot of fights

Tip for all classes, rebind your bandage and drag to the same bind so you can revive players while you drag them to safty.

where does it say the set range you have adjusted to when zeroing a weapon to a range? is it just the range you are scoped onto? i don't get it in bf it says like 100m 200m 300m for what the gun is zeroed in onto but in bb i cant see that anywhere at all on screen so im just randomly guessing the whole time if it worked or not... this isnt the range finder im talking about, just the zeroing part of the gun

How do you voice chat, is there an always on voice chat option?

class is in session! mr camikaze is teaching today 😮

I understood immediately what a loss it was for BF having no VOIP. When playing HLL. And now this with enemy, so much fun!

Regarding footsteps sound, I’ve a weird bug where it always sounds like someone is either running below or above me, sometime those steps sound like someone is walking right underneath in a sewer pipeline. Even when iam sniping hundert meters away

I was 9yo when Bf4 released Begged my parents for that game Way over 1000 hours of pure gaming that THE BEST FPS of all times I stopped playing games at all a year of two ago ...and now I'm fighting the urge to buy this blocks game