Introduction to the Foxhole 0.1 Boot Camp Tutorial series.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.1 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 01 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this video we cover the very basics of movement in the game.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.1 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 02 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this video we cover the very basics of the map and navigation in the game.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.1 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 03 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover the basics of the compass, direction and orientation in the game.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.1 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 04 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover the basics of requisition in the game, learning how to take and assemble items from the Town Hall or Outpost and manage them in our inventory.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.1 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 05 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover the basics of weapon handling and aiming in the game, from rifles to SMGs and theory that applies to all small arms.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.1 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 06 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover the basics of grenade handling in the game, demonstrating how projectile and thrown object arcs work as well as highlighting the differences between different grenade types.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.2 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 07 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover the concept of encumbrance in the game and how it affects movement speed, sprinting and combat; we also learn when it is necessary to be encumbered.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.2 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 08 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover the concept of trying to find the frontline of combat in the game; we discuss two ways, in general, that we can use to find out where the combat action is.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.2 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 09 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover how to set a spawn point, and thus respawn, in the game at either an Outpost or a Town Hall.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.2 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 10 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover the essentials of being a combat medic in the game; we explore correct positioning for the medic, how to treat lightly and severely wounded players and learn how to revive downed and critically wounded players before the bleed to death.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.2 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 11 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover the dynamics of territory control, how Outposts and Town Halls contribute to this and how Town Halls are claimed by either faction.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.2 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 12 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover the concept of looting the dead in the game, acquiring gear, weapons and items from fallen soldiers instead of requisitioning or building them, and how it is possible to serve a logistics role simply by looting items from the battlefield and depositing them in storage boxes, Outposts or Town Halls.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.2 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 13 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover Gate Etiquette in the game. We learn how gates operate, what are the best rules, guidelines and principles that govern their operation and the correct decorum a player should have when using them... we also theoretically learn how they can be a useful device for setting up ambushes.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.3 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 14 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover the use and functioning of defensive fortifications, structures and entrenchments in the game. We look at the utilisation of Foxholes, Gun Nests, Pillboxes, Sunken Pillboxes and Gun Turrets against armour. Additionally we cover how automation of defences (or defenses) occurs and how Tunnel Networks operate.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.3 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

An Extra Lesson of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this more freeform and raw 'how to play' video we cover the use of the mortar and fired shells in order to destroy enemy structures, fortifications and entrenchments; in particular we use a mortar to destroy an enemy's tunnel network structure, disrupting their active tunnel network system, and thus removing AI automation of enemy foxholes and gun nests.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.3 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 15 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover the various passive fortifications in the game, such as sandbags, barbed wire and anti-tank mines. Additionally, we learn how to shoot over sandbags, when this is tricky and how land elevation and placement affect this. Moreover, we learn the dire consequences of walking through barbed wire!

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.3 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 16 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover how Watch Towers in the game operate. We look at how the structures detect enemies on the map and how they relay this information to a radio operator.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.3 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 17 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover the the existence and use of Garrisoned Houses in the game - a structure, or building, that acts as excellent cover and fortification for player soldiers as well as providing automated, AI, defence against enemy infantry. Additionally, this video also covers how players may use small arms fire and munitions in order to suppress enemy foxholes, gun nests and pillboxes.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.3 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 18 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover the how vision and your character's sight functions in the game. We look at two vision concepts and mechanics: Field of Vision and the Fog of War. In addition to this, we explore how obstacles and distance determines if an enemy player may be seen or not.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.3 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 19 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover the day/night cycle in the game. We learn how both daytime and nighttime can affect field of view and vision, and how the night increases the fog of war. We also learn how time operates in the game and at what speed; there is also some lovely day-night time-lapse footage!

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.3 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 20 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover the new mechanic, slowing wounds, in the game, Foxhole. We learn how to unequip items and weapons in order for the player character & soldier to use their bare hands to slow the bleeding and countdown timer of a critically wounded player so that a combat medic may arrive with a trauma kit and revive the downed soldier.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.3 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

An Interlude, Q&A, video of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this fugue video of Foxhole I want to thank you all for the support and viewership over the past 20 lessons, and encourage any requests or questions you might have for tutorial lessons in the future. For now, thank you to all my subscribers and viewers.

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*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.4 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 21 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover the very basics of logistics in the game, Foxhole. We begin by exploring how logistics operates in the game, how resources are collected, harvested and refined; how these are distributed; and how logistics players and combat engineers use these materials.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.4 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 22 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover the basics of gathering resources in the game, Foxhole. In this logistics' role overview we learn how to find resources on the map, how to gather scrap, harvest components, mine sulfur and collect fuel, as well as learn best practices associated with raw material collection.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.4 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 23 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover the process of refining materials in the game, Foxhole. We learn how to convert and refine scrap and components into basic and refined materials, and how to refine sulfur (sulphur) into explosive materials via the Manufacturing Plant. Additionally, we learn the best practices and principles around refined resource deposition and placement, as well as learning the best location for bMats, rMats, eMats/exMats and fuel.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.4 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

Lesson 24 of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this 'how to play' video we cover the construction of every logistics' player's favourite vehicle, the Transport Truck, in the game, Foxhole. We learn how to convert scrap into basic materials in order to build and hammer out a new logistics truck for driving supplies around the map. Moreover, we also learn how to wrench open and unlock locked transport trucks, as well as how to enter and fuel them.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.4 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

In this Extra Lesson of the VoxAgon Tutorial series, Foxhole Boot Camp. In this extra 'how to play' video we cover the use of small arms and using them to destroy a foxhole, or any defensive structure, in the game, Foxhole. We learn how stance and weapon spread, along with pitch and elevation, can affect your ability to hit a static target, and we learn ways in which to mitigate this by using a prone stance.

*Please note that as of recording, Foxhole is in its 0.5 Early Access Steam release. Information and functionality of the tutorial may change as Foxhole iterates.

This section will cover, in bullet point style, various hints and tips about various things in the game Foxhole.

• Fully automatic firing weapons, such as the HMG and SMG, can suppress a defensive structure, such as a foxhole, from returning fire. The longer you fire in fully automatic at the structure, the faster, and longer, the suppression effect takes effect. At its maximum effectiveness, a friendly soldier may approach the foxhole without worry of death. This is visually shown by how much "smoke" is generating from the enemy structure. The more "Smoke" it emmits, the more it is suppressed.

• When actively using binoculars, you can still talk to friendly soldiers (and enemies) that are immediately around you. However, you will not be able to hear them talking to you so it is important to stop using the binoculars now and then when coordinating with others.

• When actively using binoculars are far ranges, you can see, and also hear, enemy footsteps, voice chat, building sounds, gun fire, etc. Essentially allowing you to listen in on what they are doing. At night time, you might not be able to see the enemy, but you can still hear them.

• Hidding in bushes or other dense cover keeps enemies from seeing you, but you cannot see outside of the bushes or dense cover you are in. This can lead to friendly fire and other accidents if not communicated with others.

• When in the commander seat of a tank (you can enter it from approaching the tank from the rear), you will be exposed on top of the tank. Here you can only use your 2ndary items, such as your pistol and binoculars. The pistol is great for fending off enemies that approach your tank but enemies can, and will, target you. You can counter this by pressing the alternative weapon button, default "E" and you will enter the tank and close the hatch keeping you safe. When inside the tank, you cannot use any items and your view will be limited. When you wish to come out again, you can press "E" again, to open the hatch and stand up.

• You can run over and destroy sandbags with any vehicle if you have high enough speed.

• Watchtowers do not require a tunnel network to be active. They will always spot enemies regardless of their location on the map.

• As a Tank, or Half track Driver, it is very important to LOCK your tank before going into battle. If enemies get to close to your tank, and it is unlocked, they can access your vehicle inventory and take your fuel and ammo out of it.

• It is always wise to take at least 35 bmats with you in a Half Track or Tank for repairs. Either vehicle will start working again when it reaches 35% health, and if the vehicle is destroyed, it isn't enough bmats for the enemy to build foxholes with.
  
  It is also advised that the driver and the gunner of any vehicle take 30 fuel in their backpack to refuel the vehicle on longer trips.

• If you are the driver of a Half track of Tank. You must never abandon your vehicle, even if it takes heavy damage. It is better to force the enemy to destroy the vehicle than fall into their hands. Likewise, if you see a friendly crew bail out of their Tank or Half track, it is your duty to do your best to destroy it.

• If you are planning to crew a vehicle, of any kind, it is advised that you take gas masks. Gas can still kill occupants of a vehicle!

• Bazookas are fun, and very effective against structures and vehicles. However aiming them is something of a trick. The shell flies in a arc pattern starting at the end of the bazooka. When aiming, make sure you aim at the "highest" point of your target. This will ensure that the shell lands at "crouching" height on the target. This is easier on tall targets such as vehicles, pillboxes, gun turrest, and larger structures. On foxholes and MG nests though, it can be annoyingly difficult to hit. When faced against a foxhole or MG nest, its best to get close with the bazooka (which is dangerous) or to find a alternative way to destroy them.