No one looks after their medics, and I love the people who do, try keeping a pyro handy if you’re going into their territory, having someone to watch YOUR back is immensely useful.

Are you writing any other ones? Had a look on your site and couldn’t see any there. Would rock if you are.

Yeah, I’m another Melbournian (for now anyway till I move back to NZ in a few years).

You’re from Melbourne too, right? I think I had a look at this site a while ago. Good stuff.

- K

Do bitch:

1. He swapped to the needle gun and ignored you.
2. You tried to precharge and he just sat there (please note, if he’s already precharging with someone else and you blow yourself up…no bitching).
3. Uhh, hmm…

Don’t bitch:

1. He threw an uber at a demo or soldier, and you’re a heavy. Perhaps the sentry was out of your piss poor range. Hell, a pyro may get an uber under the right circumstances (or anyone, if an uber has to be burned for extreme circumstances).
2. You or he was launched by a rocket and the uber broke due to range. It happens.
3. He had an uber ready and you were sniped. Yes heavy, there’s not much we can do against the one shot.
4. You died while your medic was frantically trying to kill some random spy and/or pyro at close range. Perhaps consider that while you were focused on getting your kills someone was busy raping your medic from behind.
5. He healed someone else first while everyone was injured, or took a second to lock onto you while 5 people were frantically running around in one tiny spot. If you keep going from behind to in front of, to the side of, to underneath, to inside a bunch of other people it may take a bit of work for the medigun to lock on. This isn’t World of Warcraft.

All said, I do love the medic. But it’s such an underplayed class, with such a huge job to do (heal everyone else who can’t be bothered to play support) that people get pissed when they aren’t the first priority for help.