Best Battlefield 6 Support class loadout, guns, and medic build

The best Battlefield 6 Support class loadout makes good use more mobile weapons and unique healing gadgets to be a deadly medic. It's far from the only way to play the Support class, as their full array of defensive gadgets and traits in Battlefield 6 lets you provide support in many different ways, but the game's pace means keeping up with the frontline and focusing on revives currently feels like the best option in any match. It also makes them one of the most vital Battlefield 6 classes, and a few good Support players can be a massive boon for any team. So, I've laid out the best loadout for the Support class that I've been using to help my team.

Best Support loadout and weapons in Battlefield 6

From playing many matches as a medic, I think the following makes for the best Support class loadout in Battlefield 6:

• Training Path: Combat Medic
• Main Weapon: M4A1 Carbine
  • Muzzle: Compensated Brake
  • Barrel: 12.5" Mid
  • Underbarrel: Ribbed Stubby
  • Magazine: 30RND Fast Mag
  • Ammo Type: Hollow Point
  • Optic: Up to your personal preference – I like the iron sights!
  • This setup has five spare attachment points that you can put towards a basic optic or the Improved Mag Catch.
• Secondary: P18 pistol
  • Muzzle: Single-Port Brake
  • Barrel: 3.9" Pencil
  • Ammo Type: Hollow Point
  • Magazine: 17RND Magazine
  • Optic: Up to your personal preference
• Gadget One: Defibrillator
• Gadget Two: Deployable Cover
• Throwable: Smoke Grenade
• Melee: Knife

This Support class build focuses on being a rapid responder on the frontline, using the defibrillator to get teammates back into the fight, the supply bag to keep everyone topped up, and the Combat Medic Training Path to provide various enhancements – mainly improvements to the Ballistic Shield and drag-revives. Use your Ballistic Shield and Smoke Grenades to obscure your allies from the enemy team and help you get revives off too – please make sure you know how reviving in Battlefield 6 works!


But you won't be able to do any of that if you can't defend yourself too, and the M4A1's balance of solid firepower and good handling means you can hold your own in close-to-medium range gunfights. This setup focuses on recoil control without compromising too much on mobility, but I also recommend the DRS-IAR LMG if you want to stick with the Support's signature weapon type.

Battlefield 6 Support class gadgets and abilities

The Support class in Battlefield 6 has a range of traits that are strongly built around ensuring your teammates are never running low on ammo and can heal up quickly, with extra Training perks that lean into specific forms of help and defensive gadgets that protect your allies from all sorts of threats:

• Signature Weapon: LMG. No sprint penalty when using an LMG, and quicker aiming down sights.
• Signature Gadget: Supply Bag. Deployable item that provides ammo to all those nearby and improves health regeneration.
• Signature Trait: Squad Supplies. Squad members can interact with you to get ammo and healing.
• Active Ability: Restock Allies. Resupply and heal all nearby allies for 10 seconds. Reviving people during this time is faster than usual at 1.7 seconds.
• Training Paths:
  • Combat Medic: Improved defensive gadgets, gain health regeneration when reviving teammates, and drag-revive teammates faster.
  • Fire Support: Improved weapon control when mounted, increased explosive damage resistance when mounted or prone, and faster ammo resupplies from Supply Bags.

These abilities go a long way to making the Support class as helpful for your squad and team as possible, but their gadgets are much more focused on defenses. If you don't want to use the standard Deployable Cover barrier, there are two Interception System gadgets that are great for sheltering allies on objectives from enemy and explosives and vehicles, a Portable Mortar and Airburst Incendiary Launcher for some disruptive firepower, and a Smoke Grenade Launcher.

You might want to use the Smoke Launcher if you'd rather use frag grenades or the exclusive Incendiary Grenades, instead of the usual Smoke Grenades. For wannabe combat medics, there is, of course, the Defibrillator for instant revives and the Supply Pouch to help a single ally with a full resupply and a chunk of healing too.

Tips for playing Support in Battlefield 6

As the name suggests, being a Support player in Battlefield 6 means your broader role during a match is to help your teammates. Chucking down resupplies is the bare minimum but you should also suppress enemies, revive allies, and deploy your gadgets whenever possible, regardless of which of the Battlefield 6 Training Paths you choose.

Here are some tips to bear in mind when you're charging around the battlefield as a combat medic:

• Tips:
  • Just because someone can be revived, doesn't mean they should be: If a teammate dies in a dangerous spot, running out to revive them is likely going to end up with you getting killed before you can even revive them. And if you do get them up, they might get killed again immediately, wasting time and tickets. Sometimes it's best to let them die, sad though it may be!
  • Use Smoke Grenades often: The smoke cloud is good for obscuring yourself from the enemy while you revive teammates. It also clears spotted markers from teammates, so chuck it down on an objective to shroud your teammates too.
  • Don't always use the defibrillator to revive: While the defib is excellent for a rapid resurrection, the drag-revive lets you move your fallen comrade into cover before they get up.
  • Throw your Supply Bag at Assault players: The Battlefield 6 Assault class has severely limited ammo reserves compared to the rest of the classes, so they are frequently low on ammo. Stick with your team and help them however you can!

Be prepared to heal your allies when the Battlefield 6 destruction system causes a building to come down on them. I also recommend checking out the best Battlefield 6 weapons so you can suit any combat scenario.

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