The backbone of the setup is Heavy Rockets. These things delete tanks and IFVs like they insulted your mum. For infantry you can still make them work, but that's where having a gunner becomes amazing—they melt infantry while you handle vehicles. I used to run Light Rockets thinking the faster shots would help, but honestly, nothing beats the burst damage of Heavy Rockets when the enemy rolls armour your way Battlefield 6 Bot Lobby.
Then there’s the TOW Missile, and I’m telling you now: this is non-negotiable. It one-shots other helicopters if you land the hit, and even if you don’t destroy armour outright, you cripple it hard enough for a follow-up rocket volley. Aim-Guided Missiles feel easier to use, but the TOW gives you so much more control. Being able to steer it around cover makes you feel like some sort of budget magician.
For equipment, Ground Target Detection has saved my life more times than I can count. Having enemies painted straight onto your HUD takes away so much guesswork—especially infantry hiding between rocks or vehicles waiting behind buildings. Radar System works too, but detection just feels more immediate and helps with quick decision-making.
I always take Emergency Repair because it gives you a second chance in fights you probably shouldn’t survive. Pop it at the right moment and you can drift behind cover or climb into safety before finishing the fight. Some mates swear by flares, but I’d rather heal than panic-dodge.
And don’t overlook Targeting Interference. Anti-lock tech means you can push aggressive angles without being immediately shredded by every lock-on in a 300-metre radius buy Battlefield 6 Boosting.
If you’re running solo, do yourself a favour: practice swapping to the gunner seat mid-air. Climb high, stabilise, swap seats, burst infantry with the cannon, and swap back before losing control. Once you learn it, you basically become your own gunner.
Then there’s the TOW Missile, and I’m telling you now: this is non-negotiable. It one-shots other helicopters if you land the hit, and even if you don’t destroy armour outright, you cripple it hard enough for a follow-up rocket volley. Aim-Guided Missiles feel easier to use, but the TOW gives you so much more control. Being able to steer it around cover makes you feel like some sort of budget magician.
For equipment, Ground Target Detection has saved my life more times than I can count. Having enemies painted straight onto your HUD takes away so much guesswork—especially infantry hiding between rocks or vehicles waiting behind buildings. Radar System works too, but detection just feels more immediate and helps with quick decision-making.
I always take Emergency Repair because it gives you a second chance in fights you probably shouldn’t survive. Pop it at the right moment and you can drift behind cover or climb into safety before finishing the fight. Some mates swear by flares, but I’d rather heal than panic-dodge.
And don’t overlook Targeting Interference. Anti-lock tech means you can push aggressive angles without being immediately shredded by every lock-on in a 300-metre radius buy Battlefield 6 Boosting.
If you’re running solo, do yourself a favour: practice swapping to the gunner seat mid-air. Climb high, stabilise, swap seats, burst infantry with the cannon, and swap back before losing control. Once you learn it, you basically become your own gunner.
