Mastering the **Heal Teammates** challenge in Battlefield 6 is tougher than it sounds. Many players struggle because the Support class’s progress tracker often ignores standard healing methods. Here’s a breakdown of how to complete it efficiently.
How the Healing Mechanic Actually Works
To progress in the **“Heal teammates for health”** challenge, two conditions must be met:
- Direct interaction is mandatory: Teammates must approach you and manually press the interact button to request healing.
- Self-healing is irrelevant: Revives, Supply Bags, and passive Support abilities won’t contribute toward your goal of 5,000 points.
Why Most Methods Fail to Track
The challenge’s tracking system is bugged, prioritizing **manual healing requests** over general assistance. Key limitations include:
- Grenade damage or self-inflicted injuries from teammates don’t count.
- Fall damage is an exception: Teammates who heal after jumping off ledges will boost your progress.
Optimal Game Modes for Progress
- Reliable modes: Team Deathmatch, Squad Deathmatch, Domination, and King of the Hill.
- Unreliable modes: Conquest, Escalation, Breakthrough, and Rush often freeze progress.
For faster results, join **Breakthrough** matches and leave lobbies after each round. Staying in the same server risks resetting your progress.
Pro Tips for Efficiency
- Partner with a friend to coordinate fall-damage healing.
- Drop a Supply Bag before reviving—it sometimes triggers partial credit.
- Restart the game regularly to avoid progress freezes.
- Join fresh servers frequently.
- Prioritize small lobbies to outpace self-healing mechanics.
With these strategies, players can finish the challenge in 1–2 hours.
FAQ
Why doesn’t the Supply Bag count toward the challenge?
Only direct interactions—not passive healing—are tracked.
Does fall damage count?
Yes, if a teammate heals after taking fall damage.
Which modes track the fastest?
Smaller modes like Squad Deathmatch and Domination work best.