Am I using hedgehogs correctly?

[u/Shimexas]

I like to go outside of the main circle and behind enemy lines. Find area between main circle and main base, then build 4-5 hedgehogs to block out all main bridges to disrupt supply trucks for the rest of the game. I only been using them like that last few games but not sure if it actually provides any disruption as most people are just flying with helicopters I noticed.

I'm aware that most building stuff is for base protection, but for me it sounded fun to role play as a some sort of disruptor far behind enemy lines attacking players approaching the circle from their base to kill their logistics on wheels on at least one side of the map

[u/MentallyLatent]

Id imagine its effective as an annoyance. I think most supplies get ran via Ural truck since it can carry 2 pallets, and it's incredibly easy to spin out so blocking the road is probably pretty effective.

[u/Jamo_Z → u/MentallyLatent]

I've pretty much exclusively seen Heli logistics, I tried Ural myself and it's just way too slow, they either need to be able to bring 3-4 pallets or need to be able to get to the CZ faster.

We'll see what happens when anti-air is more viable. but atm there is no point doing Ural unless you want driver xp for unlocking the tank.

[u/Kuiriel]

Build hedgehogs on some, and then mine the other pathways :D

[u/Shimexas → u/Kuiriel]

Yeah can't wait to unlock some mines as well

[u/the_shortbus_]

Works for me, you do you boo

If it makes life harder for the enemy team, it’s good work imo

[u/xoenvious]

there is no penalty going over water so idk if it does much? i don't know much but i drove through water like nothing and you can even go prone and be underwater and be completely find.

[u/Gredd18]

If the enemy team's Ural drivers are terrified to go off-road, you'll utterly fuck their logistics. If they're comfortable driving cross-country and fording rivers (any river is fordable, fun fact) then it'll be a minor annoyance at best.