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How to get revived.
By Tajin
So the enemy has been mean to you, a teammate ran you over or you simply felt the urge to jump from a building and break your knees?
Follow these simple steps to get back into the fight. (without getting your medic killed in the process)
   
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Bleeding but conscious
? squad and medic nearby ?
  • Yes)
    • ? enemy in sight ?
      Yes)
      • Keep firing
      • Move back to cover
      • Tell your team
      • Bandage yourself if you have the opportunity otherwise keep covering until the medic arrives.
      • Bandage yourself while medic covers or keep covering while medic bandages you (medic decides)
      • DO NOT look at the medic!

    • No)
      • Get to cover
      • Tell your team
      • Bandage yourself
      • Keep covering, wait for medic
      • Do not call / annoy the medic, he sees that you're injured. Just trust him.
      • Make sure there is enough cover for the medic, stay in front of him, and most importantly: DO NOT look at the medic!

  • No)
    • Keep firing
    • Move back to cover
    • Report your enemy contact
    • Bandage yourself
    • Hold position or fall back to your team/medic (using the map is very helpful at this point)
Unconscious
  • Tell your team that you're down and where you think you got shot from
  • Relax and keep an eye on the map (you can check if there are any medics in the area worth waiting for)
  • Do not cry for medic (they see you highlighted, so don't annoy them)
  • If you see a medic approaching your position, let him know where the enemies are and if it is safe to get to you
  • NEVER rush the medic. Keeping himself alive is more important than getting you up as fast as possible.
  • When you get revived, immediately pull out your gun and watch the last known direction of the enemy.
  • Listen to the medic!
  • DO NOT look at the medic!

After beeing revived it is often wise not to draw unnecessary attention to the medic. If possible, resume fighting only once the medic has left the area.
Other things...
You guessed it:
DO NOT look at medics.

No seriously, when you notice medics working nearby:
  • don't just sit there, move to a position where you can cover them
  • DO NOT hide behind the medics
  • make sure there is only 1 medic per casualty > call out to them if they start to bunch up
  • Put down smoke, but only if the medic is ok with it (sometimes does more harm than good)
  • Put the smoke between the enemy and the casualty, not directly on them.
  • Medics and Squadleaders always get revived first. Don't be mad about this.

If you see a medic going down, let people know. (especially if it is your squad-medic and he hasn't called it out. This information is vital for your second medic !)
25 Comments
Hope 10 Jul @ 12:12pm 
You should put in all caps and bold italics don't stare at the medic once you get revived.
emerald chaos 1 Nov, 2022 @ 6:05pm 
alot of people need to follow this. the ammount of times i play medic and people ither stare at me like im a 12 ton truck barreling tords them or just being a nusence is obsurd.
Thorrork 18 Jul, 2022 @ 4:22pm 
A most exquisite and excellent guide!
Also, if you're rifleman, drop your ammo bag to resupply the medic. As a medic it is an honor and pleasure to revive someone who has just previously resupplied you. It also makes the medics hunt for maximum revives so much easier :steamthumbsup:
Tajin  [author] 16 Jul, 2022 @ 11:09am 
Depends a lot on the situation. I'd say the medic, unless the SL says otherwise.

At least in squad the SL can still talk when he's down 😅
Pr0misedland 15 Jul, 2022 @ 7:58pm 
is it more important for the medic to be up first or the SL/Command L?
Bean™ 24 Mar, 2018 @ 7:09am 
Oh no, I wasnt reffering to your guide which is excellent.. It the people that still kept asking why not to look at the medic which is in your guide. I guess they didnt read the whole thing.
Tajin  [author] 24 Mar, 2018 @ 6:45am 
Well, the text says that you should provide cover and/or watch the last known enemy location. Guess that is clear enough.
Bean™ 24 Mar, 2018 @ 2:53am 
For the people who are wondering why looking at the medic is a no no, I think the reason is the medic's priority is you and he is an open target to enemies nearby so hes basically running into harms way blind and your job is to keep situaltional awareness so the medic doesnt get killed treating you because your looking at him instead of looking for threats and covering so you dont get both of you killed. But I think saying "dont look at the medic" with no explanation will just get people confused and probably curious to see what happens if they do look at him or do something else like look at the ground for fear of the "dont look at the medic!" rule.
Bean™ 24 Mar, 2018 @ 2:32am 
The medic is the your savior or Medusa!
Benbot16 28 Aug, 2017 @ 4:37pm 
Tip: the amount of medics in an area is directly proportional to the amounts of grenades that will land in that area.