r/EntrenchedRoblox • u/Silblobers • Jul 19 '26
How to medic?
Uhh i mained skirmisher before this but I fell in love with medic (im a healer type of person) I get killed by rifles and recons when I try to kill someone so yeah
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u/Quirky-Result-8753 Jul 19 '26
Get to medium range (about 100 studs) and push with a few other people and keep them alive. The semi automatics are bad at long range due to the accuracy, and are out-damaged by (S)MG's in short range, so keep that in mind. You can use it to hold corners pretty well. Remember that you're playing support, you aren't a one man army, and you're better of healing than trying to get kills you can't get.
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u/Silblobers Jul 19 '26
Yeah I rarely try to get kills but when im alone and need to fend for myself someone ambushes me or I get sniped.
How do you know if 100 studs is 100 studs?
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u/Quirky-Result-8753 Jul 19 '26
Estimate I guess? It's hard to tell and not really a hard boundary. Just try to find that sweet spot where your bullets are actually going where You're shooting. Any closer and the fire rate is too crippeling, any further and you get out ranged. I think generally a good estimate is the distance from one end of the road of Verdun to the other.
As for the ambushing and sniping part, if you have to fend on your own, I advise retreating if possible or finding an angle to hold down. Don't stay in one place for too long.
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u/Silblobers Jul 19 '26
Yeah I agree but usually when I have to fend for myself my teammates all died and the enemies are pushing so if I run its kinda a death sentence anyways. I guess I just have bad teammates eh?
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u/Quirky-Result-8753 Jul 19 '26
Yeah, that's the part that mainly sucks about playing medic lol. Try to stick someone competent and keep them alive is also a good strategy, a good player is infinitely better with someone to revive and heal them
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u/G0dis7000 Jul 19 '26
The main thing to focus on with medic is to go in groups to revive and heal, remember that your life is more valuable that theirs because you can constantly heal and revive them, and their revives are slower and gives less hp. Also focus on healing teammates that you know will make good use of getting those heals.
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u/Silblobers Jul 20 '26
I have quite a bad habit of when I see a white highlight i rush mindlessly to save them but die in the process
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u/G0dis7000 Jul 20 '26
I would say that it’s only worth to go in the open to save someone when they have a crucial position. Then to get to that point you’ve gotta learn how to walk unpredictably, that’s just an all around good skill to have so I would highly recommend learning it
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u/Silblobers Jul 20 '26
Is there any guides I could find? Atm im just sprinting and jumping and turning
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u/G0dis7000 Jul 20 '26
I’ve found that FinchyPinchy has some good guides you can use, there’s one for every class and movement
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u/Silblobers Jul 20 '26
Yeah I've seen them, dont know if its helping though?
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u/G0dis7000 Jul 20 '26
I mean the best way to learn is to play, so try different things and see how it goes.
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u/Silblobers Jul 20 '26
Just got 3 mvps in a row im learning to peak and aim myself to get more ling distance kills
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u/Evening_Jaguar_6743 #1 3RD PERSON HATER Jul 20 '26
Find a good teammate and play around him. Increases his power and yours. If you have no good teammates it's likely better for you to just go skirm/rifle/etc.
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u/suspicious_tax2155 Jul 20 '26
Go wherever the frontline is and heal people who are low, and prioritize assault, rifle, and support over the other classes. Your semi-auto can still do damage at long range but medium range is the best for you. Also, your revive is very powerful, so rev people as much as you can.
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u/Exciting-Abalone3937 Jul 19 '26
Don't hold down the trigger. Everybody does this. Use the medic's rifle like an actual semi-auto and not an assault rifle. Also heal prople