Raids / FIELD NOTES
Make a plan for solo and squad runs
Agree on the objective, supplies and return conditions before deploying.
In this guide · 5 sections
1Pick a shared objective
Our advice: name the main task before you leave. In a squad, check whether everyone is pursuing the same objective or whether you are helping one player. A clear goal makes it easier to decide when to stop looting or avoid an unnecessary fight.
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2Agree on supplies
Our advice: inspect each kit rather than assuming the group has healing, revival equipment or the right ammunition. Save your own loadout and share its PNG as a planning reference. A shared image is a snapshot; it does not update another player's inventory.
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3Use a return condition
Our advice: agree what will make you head for extraction: finding the quest item, running low on supplies or losing safe access to your route. Revisit the decision after a fight. Do not assume a successful encounter means the surrounding area is now safe.
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4Simplify a solo kit
Our advice: when alone, favour equipment you can use confidently and replace. Avoid building a plan around a teammate's support. Keep enough attention available for your surroundings instead of constantly reorganising a complicated inventory.
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5Review what worked
Our advice: after returning, update the saved kit and checklist. Note which supplies were useful, what you ran out of and whether the objective was realistic. These tools support planning; communication, positioning and decisions during the raid still happen in-game.
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