Hello fellow comrades, I am the editor of Qitan~ Ready to Shoot has been very popular in the community recently. Many novice players asked in the question and help section how to improve their ratings and survival rate. Today, let's talk about a few practical tips to help you get started faster and experience the tension and excitement of a SWAT career more realistically 😎
The first thing I want to talk about is the most critical "speech system" in the game. Many novices rush to open fire as soon as they see a gun-wielding gangster. As a result, they not only get a low score, but also accidentally injure teammates or expose themselves. Please remember that when encountering an enemy, the first reaction is not to pull the trigger, but to press the voice button in the game and yell "put down the weapon" or "don't move". This action can greatly improve the tactical rating and give teammates reaction time. Of course, gangsters sometimes disobey, and it is not too late to shoot decisively at this time. If your teammates have already shouted, you can also follow up simultaneously to form a deterrent, and even trigger the enemy's surrender effect, directly saving bullets and risks.
Then there's the weapon selection and armor mechanics. The degree of fidelity of being ready to shoot is very high. A bullet hitting an unprotected gangster will almost kill you with one shot, but you yourself are also vulnerable. Therefore, it is recommended that novices give priority to using assault rifles or submachine guns with scopes, which have an advantage in mid- and long-range shooting. In terms of armor, heavy armor can block a few bullets, but it will significantly reduce the movement speed and make it easy to be bypassed. Light armor is brittle but has good maneuverability, making it suitable for clearing rooms quickly. I personally recommend using light armor with a silencer in the early stage, and cooperate with teammates to find out the enemy's position before attacking.
Teamwork is also key to high scores. In the game, you play as a member of the SWAT team, not a lone hero. Before entering the room, be sure to confirm the division of labor with your teammates: who breaks the goal, who flashes the bomb, and who covers. For example, when you break a goal, you can throw a flash grenade and then rush forward, and your teammates will cross fire behind you, so that you can counterattack immediately even if there is an ambush. Remember to use the in-game marking function frequently to mark enemy locations, suspicious sounds, or rooms that need to be checked. Information sharing among teammates can greatly reduce the probability of being plotted.
Finally, everyone is reminded to pay attention to the priority of task goals. Some levels require rescuing hostages, and some require defusing bombs. Don't just focus on killing enemies and ignore the core mission. When you encounter a hostage, first confirm whether the hostage is safe, use your voice to signal the hostage to get down, and then clear the enemy. If the hostages are not controlled in time, the gangsters may use the hostages as a shield, causing the mission to fail.
Okay, let's share these practical experiences first. If you still have questions about which map or weapon, please leave a message in the comment area. I will select some common questions and provide detailed answers. I wish everyone is ready for headshots and scores A+ 😊