Coach:

He usually leaves the combat stuff to you. He focus on leading the group and trust you to focus on all the fighting stuff. So you usually walk in front so you can signal him of any zombies so he can stop and watch you leave off to go deal with them. When you return, doing a signal that it's safe now, he will walk further again, thanking and praising you. That doesn't mean he won't help fighting of course. If you are okay with him helping, he will gladly pick up a weapon and help you kill these zombies.

Rochelle:

When she first saw it, and sometimes now even still, she froze and just stared in amaze. She has never handled a gun before, she was just some low level associate producer of some television station after all, so once in a safe room, she was quick to ask you to help her learn to handle these weapons better. It still amazes her how good someone can fight like that and she tends to praise you a lot for it, both to help you stay motivated and just because she can't help but admire it.

Ellis:

He loves watching you fight, it's like watching an exciting action movie. When you involve him in your plans, he gets very excited but also nervous. Excited he can help but nervous that he might ruin your plan. When it goes well, he will hold his hand up for a high five with a grin, yelling that was awesome and you two should do that again.

Nick:

He was shocked when he first saw it but then grinned, happy he has such a person on his side during a zombie apocalypse, feeling that his chances of surviving just increased. When he sees your gun is empty or about to be empty, he will shout your name and toss his gun to you. He will catch your gun as you toss it to him then reload it and use it. If someone, especially Ellis, says they have a plan he will frown and ask if they are sure their plan will work. But if you say you have a plan, he won't even question it because he seen you fight and he trusts you.