It'd be nice if the points were scaled to their total armor HP. And it should be ~1/2 of their HP to get the 15 points.

That completely sucks. The required amount of hp healed should be lowered for the same +15, like around 40-50. The few times I have been healed by a logi, it has saved my ass from assured death.

I'd love to see more of said ass-saving going on, but I can see why there's very little of it atm.

It'd be nice if the points were scaled to their total armor HP. And it should be ~1/2 of their HP to get the 15 points.

I play medic A LOT.

It's not a bug, but the way it rewards you for repairing armor.
I'm pretty sure it's around 75-100 points of armor that you have to repair before you get the 15 War Points.

So let's say you're repairing a scout with the standard 90ish armor, you will only receive points if you repair practically his whole health bar. An assault class would need more than half his armor repaired to get points for it, and a heavy will almost always give you points, and most of the time more than once.

Heavies have about 500-600 health so they can give you around 5x15 or 75 war points for getting them to full health while other classes won't give you much at all, or even none. This is because even if you heal 50 points of damage you won't meet the requirements to get points.

What they need to fix is giving an amount of points equal to the amount of health you repair.
For instance let's go at a 75 armor to 15 points ratio. This means that every 5 armor you repair gives you 1 point. If we went by a scale of 5, every 25 health would give you 5 points. This would reward us medics better even if we repair a little or a lot.

So something like every 15 health would be 5 points. That way you can heal a little of someone's health and still get points for it.