Ready or Not for Dummies: S Rank Requirements!

Contained in this video you will find what I have learned over the course of my play time in Ready or Not as far as achieving the S rank goes. This video took me much longer to complete than I originally thought it would. This is because literal minutes before I began the voice over for the script I wrote I came across an interesting Reddit post.

This post would be the catalyst for me taking a deeper dive into the mechanics involved with incapacitation and the scoring system. During my general gameplay I make a point to restrain the vast majority of targets out of habit. As a result, I didn't notice that there was a difference between the reporting action (worth five points for incapacitated suspects) and the restraining action (worth an apparent thirty points for incapacitated suspects).

I am fortunate to have come across this post, as I would have published information that was not entirely accurate. The information contained within should be much closer to 100% accuracy. Please let me know if I made any errors of if you have ran into any issues.

I have really enjoyed the Ready or Not for Dummies series so far. However, I can't think of any information that a beginning player may be wondering. If you are just starting out in Ready or Not and have a question let me know!

Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:10 Definitions
01:26 General S Rank Requirements
02:05 Tips from 275 Hours
02:18 Mission Objective Specifics
03:28 Reporting and Restraining Specifics
05:08 Evidence Collection Specifics
05:50 No Officers Down and Time Requirements
06:08 Mission Selection Specifics (Active Shooter / Hostage Rescue)
06:32 General Loadout Suggestions
07:42 Outro


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