No matter how skilled you are at Battlefield 6: REDSEC, there will come a time when you need to redeploy your teammates and bring back fire support to the battlefield. Fortunately, the redeployment system is straightforward, but it carries significant risks. Here’s a breakdown of how it works.
### How to Redeploy Teammates in Battlefield 6: REDSEC
At the start of each match, you and your teammates benefit from an automatic redeploy feature called the “Second Chance.” This allows fallen teammates to return without any extra effort but only lasts until the midway point of the round. Once this period is over, you’ll need to take additional steps to bring your squad back.
### Using Redeploy Towers
To redeploy teammates after the “Second Chance” window expires, you must reach one of the many redeploy towers scattered throughout the map. Unlike games like Apex Legends or Warzone, where redeploys happen quickly, Battlefield 6: REDSEC requires about 30 seconds to complete the redeployment process by default.
During this time, you must stay close to the redeploy tower until the progress circle fills. Be warned: the tower emits a loud noise throughout the redeployment process, which can be heard from at least 100 meters away, potentially alerting enemies to your location.
Once the progress circle is full, your teammates will redeploy after approximately 10 seconds. They drop directly above you and any other nearby teammates, quickly rejoining the action.
### Important Considerations
Redeploy towers are single-use, meaning they can only be used once before becoming inactive. While you can technically continue bringing teammates back until all towers are exhausted, it’s unlikely you’ll have access to a functional redeploy tower late in the match. This makes timing and strategic use of towers crucial.
Interestingly, redeploy towers charge faster if you are playing as an Assault class or if more than one teammate stays within the tower’s radius. You’ll generally want as many players as possible assisting with the redeploy process, but it’s also wise to have at least one teammate positioned a little further out to watch for potential threats.
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By understanding and mastering the redeploy system in Battlefield 6: REDSEC, you can keep your squad in the fight longer and maintain crucial firepower on the battlefield. Just be mindful of the risks involved and plan your redeployments carefully!
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