RAID2GETHERYour next three steps
- 01
Agree on a destination
A squad can have several unfinished tasks without following several routes at once. Choose the next common destination and let personal checklists remain individual. A shared marker gives the group a reference for that decision.
- 02
Match map and floor references
Positions depend on each player’s latest screenshot update. Paused, disconnected or old markers are context, not live confirmation. Ask for a callout when the displayed information no longer answers the question you need to resolve.
- 03
Confirm before changing the route
When the group turns toward extraction or abandons an optional task, update the destination and make the change clear. Keep group access codes inside your trusted squad and use role controls to manage who can change shared plans.
Keep one shared next step
A squad can have several unfinished tasks without following several routes at once. Choose the next common destination and let personal checklists remain individual. A shared marker gives the group a reference for that decision.
Use landmarks teammates can identify. When a callout could refer to more than one entrance, add the floor or approach. Avoid assuming that a point close on the overview is reachable through the same doorway.
Read teammate markers responsibly
Positions depend on each player’s latest screenshot update. Paused, disconnected or old markers are context, not live confirmation. Ask for a callout when the displayed information no longer answers the question you need to resolve.
Change the plan explicitly
When the group turns toward extraction or abandons an optional task, update the destination and make the change clear. Keep group access codes inside your trusted squad and use role controls to manage who can change shared plans.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get started with squad callouts?
A squad can have several unfinished tasks without following several routes at once. Choose the next common destination and let personal checklists remain individual. A shared marker gives the group a reference for that decision.
What should I check before the next raid?
When the group turns toward extraction or abandons an optional task, update the destination and make the change clear. Keep group access codes inside your trusted squad and use role controls to manage who can change shared plans.