HOW DO I PLAN FOR A MISSION

[Eddie Price]

Does anyone have a link to a guide, video series or even a thread such as this one that actually supplies an answer? I've been scouring the web for many hours over the last few days and I can't find anyone that actually provides an answer to this.

Just for some clarification:
I have ZERO interest in multiplayer
I have ZERO interest in a link to discord (frankly I don't even know what discord is and whenever I've opened links to discord it looks like a sketchy 2008 chat room in which case majority of the time I don't have permission to ask my question their anyways,)
And "Don't use planning." is not an answer, if I wanted to play RB6 that way I'd play Vegas 1&2 or even SWAT4

I understand the principle's of Tactical shooters, I can come up with a plan quite easily but it's actually inputting that plan into the games clunky planning room that I am struggling with. How do you even know if your team are going to stack up on a door and "Open, flash and clear" or if they are going to stand outside the room, throw the grenade at the closed door and enter the room for example? As to my knowledge there is no option to dictate this in the planning phase.

[spikemtz]

Ya might have a look at this!

https://archive.org/details/Tom_Clancys_Rainbow_Six_Raven_Shield_Prima_Official_eGuide/

[Ray tracing is faster]

Git gud.

[Blindside]

Just get over yourself and download Discord. There's a reason it's as prevalent as it is and is the best way to get yourself into communities. It's similiar to Skype or Teamspeak except better and is the best way to meet like-minded people and get answers to your questions. Not going to bother answering your question simply because you refuse to go to a place that has the people and resources for you to be answered.

http://www.r6chat.com

There are over 400 members currently in this Discord server keeping the community alive and active.

[Eddie Price]

Originally posted by Blindside:

Just get over yourself and download Discord. There's a reason it's as prevalent as it is and is the best way to get yourself into communities. It's similiar to Skype or Teamspeak except better and is the best way to meet like-minded people and get answers to your questions. Not going to bother answering your question simply because you refuse to go to a place that has the people and resources for you to be answered.

http://www.r6chat.com

There are over 400 members currently in this Discord server keeping the community alive and active.

You just completely overlooked my reasons for not wanting a link to discord and decided to be a condescending ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥? good for you. and refusing to answer my question on the STEAM forum for a game available on STEAM which a have purchased via STEAM because "The question can be answered else where." is illogical and frankly, stupid.

[Blindside]

Originally posted by BlackFlag_Militia:

Originally posted by Blindside:

Just get over yourself and download Discord. There's a reason it's as prevalent as it is and is the best way to get yourself into communities. It's similiar to Skype or Teamspeak except better and is the best way to meet like-minded people and get answers to your questions. Not going to bother answering your question simply because you refuse to go to a place that has the people and resources for you to be answered.

http://www.r6chat.com

There are over 400 members currently in this Discord server keeping the community alive and active.

You just completely overlooked my reasons for not wanting a link to discord and decided to be a condescending ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥? good for you. and refusing to answer my question on the STEAM forum for a game available on STEAM which a have purchased via STEAM because "The question can be answered else where." is illogical and frankly, stupid.

Your refusal for not downloading or learning Discord because it looks like a 2008 chatroom to you is illogical and frankly, stupid.

[Eddie Price]

Originally posted by Blindside:

Originally posted by BlackFlag_Militia:

You just completely overlooked my reasons for not wanting a link to discord and decided to be a condescending ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥? good for you. and refusing to answer my question on the STEAM forum for a game available on STEAM which a have purchased via STEAM because "The question can be answered else where." is illogical and frankly, stupid.

Your refusal for not downloading or learning Discord because it looks like a 2008 chatroom to you is illogical and frankly, stupid.

Not entirely illogical when I have no interest in multiplayer and in case you hadn't noticed someone did in fact provide an answer here therefore your rebuttal is laughable.

[Jug]

please don't fight kids.

[piper.spirit]

Planning is fun, but the system is not entirely perfect. Some actions are glitched, or won't work well, each mission is trial and error to see what works the best.

My advice to you is configure the planning phase to keys you are comfortable with- this will help you plan missions faster and more easily. Use the observer mode for an overview of each mission, the ability to see the entire level in 3D is extremely useful in developing a workable plan.

Flashbangs are unreliable in the hands of the AI, smoke is your best friend. AI are more effective in combat when they are crouching. Where ever there is danger, and time is not an issue, keep operatives in crouch mode.

Build up a plan slowly- run it throughout it's creation to see if your intended actions work. It is easier to correct an action at the start, than at the end. Hope this helps.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1694191429

[UmbralPenumbra]

I have never planned a mission in R63. The game is like SWAT 4, your teammates are worthless and you're much better off lone wolfing it.