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PEAK: how to distribute items and help the team on the rise

PEAK is built around lifting together. Success depends on whether the group sees the route and whether all participants have enough strength, and not just the fastest.

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Match the pace at the foot

The game allows you to go alone or invite up to three friends. Before a difficult section, agree on who checks the path first and who waits for those lagging behind. Proximity voice communication is useful as long as the group remains close; Moving forward too quickly makes it difficult to exchange information. On a test climb, it is more important to master the controls and recognize dangerous surfaces than to rush to the top at any cost.

Use up your stamina

Before a long climb, assess the character’s condition and the next resting place. Injuries and other unfavorable conditions make movement difficult, so the decision to continue the route must be made together with the team. If a section has already turned out to be unsuccessful, do not repeat it immediately in the same way. See if you can change the movement sequence or use an item the group saved for later.

Don't stack everything on one player

Discuss who carries useful items and who might need them first. Evaluate ropes and other means of lifting according to the specific obstacle, and not according to the habit of saving until the end. If one participant falls behind or falls, the team should not automatically lose all assistance options. Before a difficult transition, briefly discuss the available supply and the procedure.

Compare attempts on the same map

The official description states that the map changes daily. Trying again on the same day allows you to test a familiar area and see which solution worked better. Someone else's route from another map may not be applicable. After finishing the climb, remember one specific improvement: a resting place, distribution of objects, or a clearer signal before the jump.

Sources and checks

Guides are automatically translated from Russian; interface labels may differ. The Russian edition is the original.

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