How to level up quickly in BattleBit Remastered
You'll want to know how to level up fast in BattleBit Remastered with the best XP farm methods, so check out what it takes to rise through the levels.
BattleBit Remastered has taken PC gaming by storm recently, with the low-poly shooter emulating the FPS style of Battlefield, with big battles on huge maps, tonnes of destruction, and an in-depth class system.
Levelling up allows you to grab more equipment and unlock new armours, meaning you'll want to know the fastest method of levelling. So, check out our coverage of the best BattleBit Remastered XP farm below.
How to get XP quickly
Despite the game's big focus on killing, the best way to get XP fast in BattleBit Remastered is by taking on more of a supporting role for your team by playing the Medic or Support class.
Picking one of these classes and then jumping into the 127 vs 127 mode gives you tonnes of teammates to help out, and lots of potential ways of farming XP.
After loading into a game, find the spots on the map where your team is most concentrated (which will usually be around or leading up to capture points) and you can begin the BattleBit Remastered XP farm.
Best BattleBit Remastered XP farm
If you're a Medic, you'll want to have your medic kit out and heal any nearby players as they take damage, or revive players that get downed. Make sure also you know how to drag teammates too, so you can save every player possible.
For players with the Support class, it's all about keeping your team's ammo stocks up by dropping ammo boxes down in busy areas.
Regardless of what class you pick, focus on supporting your team over getting kills, but if your life is threatened obviously take the shot. It's also worth trying to be at the points when your team is capturing them for the extra XP farm.
The above methods should secure you heaps of experience in no time, and you'll be quickly flying through the levels.
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