I use nanohives, Injectors and a repair tool. I also use a code breaker

I just like using letters for the equipment slots so (RIN) is repair, injector, nanohive. ENP is remote (E)xplosive, nanohive, proximity mine.

I'm fairly new, have been running instant battles with randoms for the last few days and terminating/restarting furiously to get a feel for the role I want to play.

Pretty sold on being a Logi.

Describing militia gear setup because I'm just casually running around at the moment, my usual pattern is:

Open with Drop Uplink/Nanite Injector and find a solid place to defend spawns.

If Uplink is going strong, default to Repper/Nanite Injector and prioritise/hide behind heavies.

I tend to stick to AR because I've found it most effective in clearing an area before picking people up if that's required.

If there are supplies, I'll switch into starter AV fitting to take out vehicles then switch back.
Because I'm running with randoms, I sometimes find myself having to switch to starter sniper and counter-sniping, because friendly snipers aren't getting it done. It's a role I'm good at but it's not my favourite and it doesn't suit the team for me to run around as a sniper long-term. I'm basically watching to see what's doing the most damage to the team and making removing that threat the focus, while keeping people alive on the way.

A lot of my points come from kills but I make sure not to let a downed team-mate wait while I blast things, so the shooting people is mostly due to lack of opportunity to pick people back up.

I'll experiment with explosives and piloting soon, and on the toons I've skilled into dropsuits, I add a nanohive to my Repper/Injector fitting as soon as I have three slots.

If you get bored as a logi, try outfitting an md with lots of explosives. It can be crazy fun.

The Logi Code is my master, my deliverance, and my burden.

85% of the time I am the medic - Rez, Resupply, and Repair.

The rest of the time Depending on how the game plays out, team coordination, and likelihood of my death I'll pull out RE's, Proxies, Love my type II sprinters for a ninjalogi. I have about 30 builds that I play with - i'm still finding my nitch.

I rock and AR most of the time - build on my defenses mostly and stick with the team. When running independantly I'll Pull out a type IIlogi with pure damage mods and sprints with a nanohive and drop uplink to run to a letter and mow down a few would be hackers until i'm overwhelmed. Logi's may be the most versatile option in the game so far - it is fun to play, don't get in a rut.

In this incomplete beta mode many of the leftover responsibilities fall to us. The pilots, drivers, medics, basic AV... and with the FPS mentality that many bring from basic shooters this may not change.

This... I never had the gun-game to run pure Assault, I have a Kamikaze Scout and a Forge Heavy but they're not even situational anymore... they just sit there gathering dust.

It's a lot of skills and a lot of responsibility, but it means a lot of versatility and ability to change on the fly between a dozen roles.

That's what makes them so much fun to play.
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A strong man can do many things,
but the strongest knows he can't do everything alone.