Battlefield 6: How to Revive
In Battlefield 6, any class can revive a downed teammate, but Support does it the fastest. You can either drag and revive them manually or use the Support-only Defibrillator for an instant revive. Knowing both methods will keep your squad alive longer and deny enemies the kill.
How Revives Work in Battlefield 6
When a player’s health hits zero, they enter a downed state. They have a short bleed-out timer before dying and respawning. During this time, they can only call for help or choose to end themselves early. Downed players take no further damage while on the ground.
You can revive them by approaching and using one of the two methods below.
Drag and Revive
Approach a downed player and hold the revive button (default F). This begins the revive process and lets you drag them backward while reviving.
Dragging helps pull them out of open fire or dangerous areas. Any class can do this, but Support does it faster thanks to their trait. Support’s active ability also speeds up revives in an area.
Defibrillator Revive
Exclusive to the Support class, the Defibrillator is a loadout gadget with unlimited uses. Equip it, hold to charge for about one second, then strike a downed teammate to revive them instantly.
This method allows full movement while preparing the revive, making it ideal for quick pickups in heavy combat.
Tips for Safe Revives
Always check your surroundings before reviving. The enemy that downed your ally may still be nearby.
Drag before reviving if the player is in open fire.
Support should stay near the front lines to chain quick revives.
Recon’s Sniper Training perk can bypass revives entirely with a headshot, killing instantly.
Final Blurb
Reviving in Battlefield 6 is fast, flexible, and crucial for winning matches. Any class can drag and revive, but Support with the Defibrillator dominates when it comes to speed. Smart positioning and awareness make the difference between a successful revive and a double death.
FAQ
Can all classes revive in Battlefield 6?
Yes, but Support revives the fastest and has unique tools.
Does the Defibrillator have limited uses?
No, it has unlimited uses for the Support class.
Can a downed player be damaged?
No, they take no additional damage while downed.
How long do you have to revive a teammate?
Only until their bleed-out timer runs out, though they can extend it by calling for help.
Can you move while reviving?
Yes, dragging lets you reposition them during the revive, and the Defibrillator allows you to move while charging it.
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