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We still need and appreciate them though.
Playing Medic is no longer a game, it's a chore for me.
I too change classes often to keep Medic fresh for me.
I just came here to leave my opinion about how much truth is in that text.
Also: anyone else find out-of-skirmish teammates spamming E in some kind of effort to use Morse Code? (Generally at once, or while currently overhealing, or at full health and at different ends of the map. Calm down princesses, I might have an off-screen track record of raising New Zealanders from the dead but I'm not *actually* magic. You probably want Pyro for that.)
If only there were a way to communicate 'I'm going to go shoot at that sentry, help me Not Die' by something more explanatory than 'hitting E many times', 'jumping' and 'running off cliffs and screaming'. I must be missing a clue? Perhaps the secret is hidden under the mic button, or in this entire keyboard full of letters. Maybe even the chat window or this set of bound voice commands. It's a mystery.