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Treat movement as a route choice: cross water only with an exit, crawl when concealment matters, climb to change elevation, and drag a casualty only when nearby cover gives the Medic a safer recovery position.
QUICK ANSWER
FIELD BRIEFING
Swimming creates a route around defended ground, but the squad still needs cover and a useful exit on the far bank.
Steam's public achievement list confirms a Medic can drag a wounded ally. It does not publish universal timings, invulnerability or movement penalties.
PROCEDURE
Read the route and identify the next piece of cover before leaving the current one.
Use swimming or climbing to bypass a defended line only when the squad has a regroup point.
Use fast crawling to reduce exposure across low cover; do not assume it makes the player silent or invisible.
Before dragging a casualty, identify the incoming fire and choose nearby cover.
Move the casualty only far enough to break the threat's line of sight.
Revive or continue movement after the area is protected; abandon an unrecoverable rescue instead of adding another casualty.
COMMON PITFALLS
OFFICIAL GAMEPLAY CONTEXT
The official gameplay reveal shows the terrain and movement context. It is not an exact control or speed benchmark.
QUICK ANSWERS
Yes. The official store describes wounded-player dragging, and Steam includes a Medic dragging achievement.
The public achievement specifically names a Medic. Verify the current interaction prompt before claiming broader role access.
It changes movement through low terrain, but no universal visibility or sound value is published here.
The game supports swimming, but whether a specific water route is traversable and useful must be checked on that map.
SOURCES & EVIDENCE BOUNDARY
These high-intent guides use current first-party product facts first, then dated technical or editorial evidence where the publisher does not publish a complete workflow. Exact bindings, costs, cooldowns, performance values and server-provider behavior remain scoped to the cited build or source.