In Battlefield 6, you get four classes to choose from, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. They’re mostly balanced, but if you’re just starting out, the Support class is hands-down the best pick.

The Support class is super versatile, giving you a solid mix of healing and ammo to keep you alive longer while also being a huge help to your squad. It’s the go-to class for new players, and this guide will walk you through how to use it right.

Support Class Overview in Battlefield 6

The Support class shines because it can revive teammates faster than others. It might not sound like a big deal, but it can totally shift the momentum in a match. Plus, you don’t get slowed down when sprinting with LMGs, so you can move around laying down cover fire for your squad. As you level up, you unlock these abilities:

  • Level 0: Hand out health packs to teammates.
  • Level 1: Reviving teammates gives you a small health boost.
  • Level 2: Better stats for defensive gadgets.
  • Level 6: Become a walking Supply Bag, giving teammates ammo for 10 seconds.

Support Class Loadout in Battlefield 6

Here’s the recommended setup for the Support class:

Primary Weapon: L110 LMG

  • Muzzle: Flash Hider
  • Barrel: 349 mm Fluted
  • Underbarrel: Bipod
  • Magazine: 200 RND Belt Box
  • Ammo Type: Full Metal Jacket
  • Optic: Pick based on the range you’re fighting at.

Sidearm: P18 pistol

  • Muzzle: Single-Port Brake
  • Barrel: 3.9″ Pencil
  • Ammo Type: Full Metal Jacket
  • Magazine: 17RND Magazine
  • Scope: Mini Flex 1.00x

Gadgets:

  • Defibrillator
  • Deployable Cover
  • Smoke Grenade

How To Play Support Class in Battlefield 6

When you’re running Support, you’re not the one charging in first. Stay back a bit, keep your teammates stocked with health and ammo, and focus on keeping them in the fight. If someone goes down, use your quick revive to get them back up fast. Your job is to boost your team’s survival and make sure they’ve got what they need to keep pushing.