Engineers are the unsung heroes Battlefield 6At least when it comes to fixed maps. Some smaller maps don't allow engineers to shine much, at least not without a very specific loadout, but maps that are very open and can be overwhelmed by strong tanks can see engineers being the most valuable players around.
But, if you don't know what you're doing, you're in for a rough time as an engineer. Their gadgetry is a bit more complex than their counterparts, and your weaponry can leave you unable to compete at certain distances.
Engineer Weapons Proficiency
Engineers go Get bonuses when using SMGsIncreasing hipfire control with them. As far as signature weapon bonuses go, it's probably less effective. On the bright side, if you learn to manage your attachments well, SMGs can be very handy to maximize your DPS (damage-per-second).
As you might expect, SMGs aren't particularly viable outside of a 50m range, except in special circumstances. But if you can keep fights within that range, they are the most mobile option, and they are much easier to aim.
Every engineer's gadget
Every engineering gadget revolves around the vehicle in some way. While most of them are aimed at destroying enemy vehicles, all do so in slightly different ways. There is one notable exception that is able to either destroy enemy vehicles, or repair friendly vehicles.
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Gadget |
use |
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Repair equipment |
It's an engineer's signature gadget, meaning you'll always have access to your loadout as an engineer. it can Repair friendly vehicles, or inflict incredible amounts of damage on enemy vehicles. |
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MBT-Law |
This is one of them Simple options for damaging enemy vehiclesEspecially ground vehicles, like this one Automatically tracks themIf your shot was close enough and the tank didn't use some sort of anti-tracking gadgetry of its own. |
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SLM-93A SPIRE |
It's like MBT-LAW, but yes Intended for air vehicles as opposed to land vehicles. Air vehicles are generally going to be more adept at avoiding fire, but it's your best bet to hit them consistently. |
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RPG-7V2 |
For those who don't want to worry about any kind of anti-tracking gadgetry, the RPG can't be fooled. it is A 'dumbfire' weapon, meaning where it hits depends entirely on your target. However, it does very good damageAnd the only defense against it is to kill you or get away quickly. |
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MAS 148 |
It is primarily a long-range weapon, and is Long lock-on time. However, it is capable of tracking ground and air targets. |
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M136 AT |
It's a very strange weapon, this time Allowing you to guide yourself to the weapon with your own crosshairs. This enables you to get around some vehicles' anti-tracking gadgets, and allows you to steer your shot around obstacles. |
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Vehicle supply basket |
this Friendly vehicles resupply ammo and recharge their cooldowns. It is best placed in an area where a vehicle is going to spend a lot of time, either where they have a defense post, or where they have retreated to recover. |
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AV Mine |
This is mine Driving over it causes an explosion. They can't be placed too close together, so you'll need some creative placement to create situations where they all explode at the same time. |
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PTKM-1R |
This is mine Detects the vehicle's acoustics, and then launches explosives that attack the vehicle from above. These can be placed in places where vehicles don't need to drive directly over them, allowing you to hide more effectively. |
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EOD BOT |
This is a plant Able to do a lot of engineer related workLike repairing vehicles, clearing enemy gadgets and self-detonating. It may be one of those gadgets that is difficult to use properly, but in the right circumstances, it has real value. |
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M4A1 SLAM |
This is another An anti-vehicle mine that can be placed slightly away from where the enemy will drive directly. They are proximity-detonated, and much easier to conceal than standard AV mines. |
Engineer Throwable
Engineers have access Three different throwables.
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the name |
use |
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Frag Grenade |
This is best used as your default Frag Grenade Anti-Infantry OrdinanceAnd not really much use against vehicles, unless those vehicles are completely ignored. |
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AV Grenade |
These are impact-explosive grenades, and they do more damage to enemy vehicles than to enemy infantry. They deal less damage than most anti-vehicle gadgets, but it can still be enough to finish off a vehicle on its last legs. |
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Mini grenades |
It is similar to a frag grenade, but its The smaller size means it can be thrown moreHowever The explosion is a bit smaller. |
Engineer Training Pathways
Each class has a pair of training paths, the second of which is unlocked through a class assignment, which is basically a challenge.
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Training Path |
Description |
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Anti Armor |
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combat engineer |
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In general, the Anti-Armor training path is suitable for players focused on destroying enemy vehicles, while the Combat Engineer training path is more suitable for those who support friendly vehicles.
Engineer signature feature
Each class has a unique signature characteristic; For the engineer, this Being close to friendly vehicles protects them from full explosive damageWhich often saves their lives if the vehicle they are repairing explodes in their face.
They also prevent enemies from hijacking an empty friendly vehicle, as long as they remain nearby.
