Orders and operations

Orders provide persistent directives at the FOB, organized into pages. Read objective wording, location conditions and rewards before choosing equipment. Searching, carrying and extracting an item are different requirements.

Our journal currently contains published example Orders. It is a personal reference and progress record, not a complete launch quest list or a connection to your account.

The deployment menu separates Story Missions, Dynamic Operations and Free Roam. Choose the approach to Hajin that fits your objective and equipment.

An Order and the activity selected for deployment are not interchangeable. Read both briefings and check that the planned run can satisfy the condition you care about.

Dynamic Operations can be selected before deployment or started through a Dynamic Ops phone in Hajin. They provide an activity within the current run, alongside other opportunities.

Before changing direction, check the squad’s location, supplies and return route. A nearby activity can still pull you away from materials or conditions needed for the original goal.

Use the Tac-Map and ping controls to communicate the next movement. Share an objective, approach and fallback rather than several unrelated pings.

When the plan changes, say what is completed and what remains. A teammate carrying a required item may need a different decision from someone who has only contributed an interaction.

Read the completion screen and journal after the run. Offload retained quest or crafting supplies into the right place before preparing another loadout.

Keep browser progress consistent with the result shown by the game. If an objective failed, reread its condition before repeating the same route with more expensive equipment.