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Sabotage is all about speed and destruction. Play as the Engineer and you focus on blowing enemy supply crates while your team holds the line. If you want to practice without the stress of human opponents, use the Battlefield 6 Bot Lobby to run drills and test setups. The Bot Lobby lets you repeat the same push or the same defense until each role feels natural.

Load the right kit and keep rockets ready

Grab an RPG or a similar anti-armor launcher as your main tool for attack. Keep spare rockets when you can. A single direct rocket will heavily damage or destroy most crates once the crate health is low. Carry C4 or mines as a backup for final blows or for traps. Put a light repair pack or quick-repair gadget on your gear so you can flip to repairs fast when the enemy tries to take back a crate. Having both damage and repair options makes you useful both on offense and defense.

Use explosives smartly — placement beats panic

A planned C4 or mine often works better than spamming rockets. Plant C4 where the crate health dips and detonate it from a safe spot. Put mines at likely repair paths so an enemy engineer trips them while trying to revive a crate. If you use a grenade launcher or a heavy weapon, aim for the crate top to get the most splash and chance to damage stacked crates. Small, accurate hits save ammo and force the defenders into bad positions. Community players often note that well-placed C4 and rockets clear clusters faster than a raw run of gunfire.

Break the map — use destructible terrain to your favor

Look for buildings, roofs, or walls that hide or shelter crates. Blow a roof or a wall and the crates inside become exposed and easy to finish. Find “crate hubs” where several crates sit close together and plan a single demolition to open them up. Do not destroy your own cover without a plan; collapse can leave your team out in the open. Practice which structures fall and how the rubble lands so you do not trap your own squad. Players who use map destruction well cut repair time and force the enemy to scramble.

Drill the plan in the Battlefield 6 Bot Lobby

Use the cheap Battlefield 6 Bot Lobby to rehearse explosive placement and repair swaps without match pressure. Test an RPG shot, then try a C4 detonation; note how long each takes and how close you must be. Run a few rounds with AI teammates to practice the timing of repair rotations. The Bot Lobby helps you learn which gadgets break crates fastest and which traps catch repairers. Repetition here makes the in-match rotations automatic.

Keep pressure and never let the enemy breathe

After you blow a crate, move to the next one and keep rockets handy. Set mines or C4 near crates you just repaired so the enemy wastes time disarming. Use mobility tools to stay in motion and to dodge counterfire. Do not linger in the same spot where defenders can camp you. The goal is to keep a steady flow of damage and repairs so the enemy never gets a chance to mount a full defense.