All you need to know about reading Special Battlefield 1 Pilot, Tanker, and Cavalry Classes.
With the introduction of Battlefield 1 Pilot, Tanker and Cavalry classes, this marks the first entry in the series in separate, vehicle-specific categories that are not available in any other way but go inside of them.
Gone is the Engineer, which has that class & # 39; class between Support, which gets the tools to fix with Lipet Charge, as well as new Pilot, Tanker, and Cavalry classes, which get weapons unlike theirs.
As you may have guessed, we'll be looking at the Pilot, Tanker and Cavalry category in the deep section here, but when you're done make sure to check out our references for the Assault, Medic, and Scout sections, too.
Pilot, Tanker, and Cavalry Loadout – Carbines, Selected Shotguns and Sidearms
As we have our Assault, Medic, Support and Scout classes, we have collected all the detailed information on weapons damage, accuracy, and more in our Battlefield military guide here.
Weapon Class Armor:
- C96 Carbine
- P08 Artillerie
- Pieper M1893
- Frommer Stop Auto
- Sawed Off Shotgun
- M1911 Extended
- Survival of the Liver
Tanker Class Armor:
- C96 Carbine
- P08 Artillerie
- Pieper M1893
- Frommer Stop Auto
- Sawed Off Shotgun
- M1911 Extended
- Survival of the Liver
Cavalry Class Armor:
- Russian 1895 Infantry
- Cavalry sword
Pilot, Tanker, and Cavalry Sidearms:
Pilot, Tanker, and Cavalry are different things
Three classes of automotive technology have a reduced range of gadget options compared to their infantry counterparts. It could be because, unless things go wrong, you should expect that you will stay in your car (or on a horse) for as long as possible.
However, the worst comes to the worst, you need to be corrected, so here it is:
Pilot Gadget:
- Flare Gun – Space
- Adjustment Tool
Tanker Gadgets:
- Anti-tank Grenade
- Adjustment Tool
Cavalry Gadgets:
Pilot, Tanker and Cavalry Class techniques
Pilot:
The sheer amount of your success as a 1st Air Force pilot will come down to two things: your handling of endless flight controls; and your choice of flight fit for the job.
There is no point in picking a Fighter and trying to get the enemy troops off the ground, and similarly you will have a terrible time bombing. Plan your strategy before you grow up, and stick to it – the best way to do that is by simple game awareness around it. If an enemy air force means that your troops are bombed, select Fighter and capture those enemy aircraft. If your troops are frustrated and there is little air resistance, in the meantime, move the bomb and focus on fighting the air.
Tanker:
Gradually, if the tanks on one side continue to live longer than the others, then they can win the game. Vehicle height is critical to Warfield 1, with the Toyota Tank particularly capable of winning its team game when fully controlled.
Your focus should be on balancing consistent damage and threats to your enemy, by keeping your vehicle in one piece. Ideally, you never leave the tank, instead you have a member of the boat playing a support class (hopefully a voice party with you) come out using their Repair tool to keep the car healthy, while keeping things moving.
In addition to finding the perfect gem for a place, you will also want to keep moving as much as possible. Keep one eye on the map, because blindly plowing into enemy locations, or getting out into the open, the easiest way to get the Anti Tank Rocket comes straight to you.
For more tips on Warfield 1, check out our Battlefield 1 lineup for our Battlefield 1 maps, our complete list of Warfield 1 weapon systems, opening and War Bonds tips, and Codex Entries; how to get a small caliber rifle; how to find Battlepacks, Scrap and Puzzle pieces; as well as Elite Classes battle class guidelines, Medic class, support class, Scout class, and Pilot specialist, Tanker and Cavalry classes.
Cavalry:
If done right, playing as a Warfield 1 Cavalry class is probably the most fun you will have in this game. Chewing on enemies, shooting yourself with one shot, and hitting another Cavalry with your Sword – it just doesn't get much better.
It did it wrong though, and you are actually in the habit of doing it for anyone with a gun. The main point with the Cavalry class is continuity of movement, and doing so with great speed. It will appear, or decide, open somewhere. Your task then is to find the furthest line on the frontline, and then start by hitting your enemies.
If you get a team, they'll probably drop you faster than you make a real impact – being on a horse puts a very big target behind you in Warfield 1. However, if you are able to stretch snakes or enemies far away from their team, you will have more luck. Be smart with your routes, and don't get caught trying to reload with one hand from an enemy team – it won't end, trust us.
