Crush the Battlefield 6 Support Healing Objective in Minutes

Battlefield 6 multiplayer is up and running, and the grind is real. Most of the new objectives make sense. One Support challenge does not. If you want that shiny reward, here is exactly what the game is asking for, how to cheese it without losing your mind, and why the whole thing probably needs a nerf.

What the Support challenge actually wants

The objective labeled 'Heal teammates for health with Support' sounds straightforward until you see the number: you need 5000 heals. Yes, five thousand. Finishing it unlocks the green M320A1 SMK skin, and you also need to hit a total score of 10,000 along the way, which is the easy part.

Here is the part that trips people up: the game is picky about what counts.

Only heals that come from a teammate walking up to you after taking damage and interacting with you as Support will progress the challenge. Revives do not count. The supply bag does not count. Your Support ultimate ability does not count. Healing damage that came from friendly fire also does not register, so you will be relying on teammates taking real damage, ideally fall damage, to stack progress.

The challenge is not tied to any specific mode, so you can jump into whatever playlist you want. Maps with good verticality make this easier; Liberation Peak and Brooklyn are prime spots to farm fall damage.

How to farm it without burning the whole night

• Squad up with a friend. Doing this solo is technically possible, but wildly inefficient.
• Forget the scoreboard. You are farming, not winning. Let the team carry you if they must.
• Load into Liberation Peak or Brooklyn. Lots of ledges, stairs, and drop-offs to work with.
• Have your friend take controlled fall damage, then run to you and interact for a heal. Rinse, repeat.
• Do not waste time reviving or tossing supply bags for this goal. The game will not count those.
• Keep cycling damage and heals. The 10,000 score requirement will happen naturally while you grind.

Why this feels out of whack

Challenges are supposed to push you, not push you away. Requiring 5000 heals for a single Support objective is overkill. You could brute force it if you live in the game 24/7, but that is a fast track to burnout, and that is how you lose players. If EA wants people to stick with these objectives, there has to be a better balance between a challenge and a chore. Drop this to something like 2000, and suddenly it is tough but reasonable.

If you are dead set on the green M320A1 SMK skin, you can absolutely get there with a friend and a lot of patience. It is just going to be a grind.

How is your progress on the 'Heal teammates for health with Support' grind in Battlefield 6?