Dispatches
Written guides,
not video summaries
Four long reads that explain the mechanics behind the tables on this site: how a bullet resolves against armour, how a key's price becomes a cost per opening, how two sectors shape a raid, and how to build a kit from the round up. Every figure is the same figure the filterable pages use.
All dispatches
4 guides / patch 1.0.0.142.19Ordered roughly by how much they change your next raid. Start with the penetration maths if you keep dying to headshots that should have killed, or with key economics if you are grinding money.
Penetration and armour, as four multipliers you can multiply
Class difference, effective range, penetration carry-over and firing power — the order they apply in, the measured damage bands, blunt damage, ricochet, and what the season 5 nerfs actually changed.
11 min read / 2 tables Key economicsKeys are a durability purchase, not a loot purchase
Why keys never drop on death, how to price a key by openings rather than durability, the twelve rooms that pay for themselves, and the full key list sector by sector.
10 min read / 2 tables Sector routingFarm and TV Station: two maps that punish the same mistake
Farm’s eight extracts and the road that collects every team, TV Station’s three announced extracts, five encrypted safes and four spawn openings.
12 min read / 2 tables LoadoutsFour loadouts, built from the round backwards
Budget rifle, long-range marksman, indoor SMG and committed squad kit — each derived from the armour class it is meant to beat, with real weapon and armour stats.
9 min read / 5 tablesHow these relate to the tables
same source, different shapeThe ammo chart, armour pages, key index and sector maps are the primary data: filterable, sortable, one row per item. The dispatches are the reasoning on top — why two rounds of the same class behave differently, why one key outearns another, why a route that looks safe on the map is where the lobby meets. Where a dispatch states a number it is the same number the table shows; where the underlying data is incomplete, the dispatch says so rather than filling the gap.