The Field Medic's playstyle is centered around supporting their unit. Their lack of direct combat advantages are more than made up for by survivability that they bring to the team. Medics operate best from mid-range in most engagements - this allows a good deal of flexibility in positioning, while keeping close enough to teammates to provide assistance when needed. The biggest advantage the Field Medic provides is the Healing Drone. Not only does it allow you to revive downed teammates, but if you're downed while your Class Techniques is fully charged, you'll also have the option of reviving yourself. The Medkit is also an invaluable tool, so anything that increases the amount of Class Items you can carry is of equal importance. The final piece of the puzzle is to maximize your survivability and sprint time, just in case the worst happens and you have to run into enemy sights to manually revive a teammate. The Medic does benefit from a lot of additional survivability while carrying a teammate; building on that while ensuring that you make it to them in one piece will guarantee that no Ghost is ever left behind.
Class Summary[]
Class Item - Medkit[]
The Field Medic class item is a Medkit which both increases your and any ally's health when used, but also heals, allowing you to make every non assault player as survivable as an assault in terms of health and gives the Assault an extra 50 HP on top of their extra 50 (effectively everyone get between 200-250 HP aka 4-5 health bars)
- Lasts one minute.
Class Bonuses[]
The field medic gain:
- First Aid - +10% Reviving speed. (+15% at rank 2)
- Pallbearer - +10% Movement speed and +20% Damage Resistance when carrying a downed teammate or body (+15% and +40% respectively at rank 6).
- Phoenix - Can self revive when your technique gauge is full, unavailable in PVP or Raids.
Technique - Healing Drone[]
The Healing drone acts nearly exactly like the normal drone but with the ability to revive 3 teammates (3 darts), or if you have full technique and go down (Not in a raid or such however) you can revive yourself.
| Healing Drone | |
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A manually controlled drone that functions almost identical to a regular drone, but instead of being used to scout the area and mark targets, it uses specialized darts to revive downed allies. This technique is best used when out of combat and from behind cover. The healing drone has the same range and battery life as normal drone, and comes equipped with 3 darts, allowing you to potentially revive 3 downed allies in a single activation. |
- Charged by killing enemies and damaging drones, reviving teammates and kills by teammates.
- is fairly speaking loud And will attract nearby enemies to your revived ally
Level Rewards[]
Every level up grants a skill point, You start at level 1.
- Level 2 - First aid raised from +10% to +15% and medic appearance
- Level 3 - MC Tropic weapon camo
- Level 4 - Medic emblem
- Level 5 - Senior medic
- Level 6 - Pallbearer Bonuses raised from +10% and +20% to +15% and +40% respectively
- Level 7 - CFB Melee
- Level 8 - Medic elite
- Level 9 - Guardian Angel
- Level 10 - 416 Scout Blueprint (DMR conversation of the 416 AR, Higher range but lacks the full auto trigger)
- Level 11 - Metal Parts
- Level 12 - Golem Gloves
- Level 13 - SMG Parts
- Level 14 - Golem Armor
- Level 15 - DMR Parts
- Level 16 - Golem Pants
- Level 17 - ASR Parts
- Level 18 - Golem Cape
- Level 19 - Elite Weapon Part
- Level 20 - A-Tacs AU (Gear Paint) / Golem Mask / Blueprint MPX Tactical; Integrally suppressed, highly accurate.
Trivia[]
- The Field Medic is similar to the Medic Class available in Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2 and Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Shadow Wars.
- The Field medic's drone is based on the medic drone from Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands.
| Ghost Recon Breakpoint Classes (View Template) | |||
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| Assault • Field Medic • Panther • Sharpshooter • Engineer • Echelon • Pathfinder | |||