Prepare a set for one task
To get acquainted, select a familiar map and a short goal: explore the area, complete an available task, or take out a small set of items. Take weapons, ammunition and recovery equipment whose operation you understand. An expensive kit is no substitute for knowing the way out. Compare the cost of preparation with your supply of resources: several clear training raids are more useful than a single attempt with the entire warehouse.
Check the exit conditions before collecting loot
Check the list of available evacuation points in the current raid. Different exits may have their own conditions or time limits, so a close mark isn't necessarily convenient right now. Choose a main path and a backup option. When driving, mark landmarks that will help you return to the route if a collision forces you to deviate from the original plan.
Evaluate the subject along with the investment of time
Before examining the container for a long time, check the surrounding passages and the position of the team. It is not necessary to pick up everything you encounter along the way: a filled backpack may require extra stops for sorting. Compare the value of the find with the remaining time and distance to the exit. Once the training objective is completed, try to finish the raid as planned rather than constantly adding another area.
Find out the reason for the unsuccessful exit
Separately note the error in preparation, route or too late decision to evacuate. Losing in battle and not having a suitable exit are different problems. For the next raid, change exactly the desired stage. Temporary PvE and regular PvP have different rules; Having a seasonal co-op mode doesn't mean there are no opposing players in every Arena Breakout raid.
Sources and checks
Guides are automatically translated from Russian; interface labels may differ. The Russian edition is the original.
