I use a translator because I am not good at English.

Does the game end too one-sided? Do you not capture a single flag or do you just steal it? This can happen when the skill gap between the two teams is large, but it can also happen when there are many people who do not understand their role and are using the wrong class or weapon. (And bots are not good at their role, so your role is especially important.)

In this guide, you will learn what you should do in Raid games.





The goal of the attacking team is to capture the flag before tickets run out. Playing safe in the back will lead to the team's defeat, and it is difficult to win if there is no proper class distribution or many people who do not understand the game.

Aggressors should be careful to preserve tickets, and instead of respawning immediately after death, they should look around to see if there is a medic who can revive them, and if so, if there is a situation where they can revive.



Wolf
The Wolf's top priority should be to eliminate the defenders' snipers. If the attackers' wolves can't eliminate the enemy snipers, the line will be pretty much sealed.

Wolf's E skill is a great help to his allies because it can identify enemy locations. Naturally, you'll need to engage in close combat to make the most of this ability.


Medic
The presence of a Medic on the attacking team is very valuable, as it can heal and revive, preventing sustain and ticket loss.

However, you don't need to have a lot of Medics on your team, because there aren't that many situations where you can revive. If you have too many Medics, you might not be able to break through the enemy's defenses due to a lack of other classes.

Medics need to be able to judge when to revive and when not to revive. In general, when an ally dies, it means that there is a dangerous situation, and it is generally right to try to revive them only after the danger has been clearly eliminated.

Rabbit
Rabbit is good for supporting the team because it can revive allies quickly and provides range recovery and resurrection.

Cat
If Rabbit supports the majority, Cat supports the minority. If you want to focus on your platoon, it is Cat. Especially, support a skilled user and enjoy watching him destroy the enemy.


Skunk
Skunk's skill is to push back the line of the defending team hiding behind cover. E skill is better for defensive use, but it can also be used offensively. This is because the mines you place can be activated by your own attacks. You can use this to attack enemies behind cover or to buy time by making them reluctant to approach.

If you carry a DMR, you can engage in long-range combat, but it is unlikely to eliminate a wolf with a sniper rifle. Due to the nature of TPS, enemies can see you approaching from behind cover, so instead of giving you a chance to safely shoot from long range, they will hide behind cover and suddenly jump out. Therefore, there are not many opportunities to shoot from long range with DMR.


Bear
Bear is slow and sturdy. It can use its Q skill to attack with a strong AOE attack that has a shorter duration than Skunk. Its E skill is also helpful in situations where there is a lack of flank protection. This trait is useful for honestly breaking through the lane. Leave the backstabbing to faster and stronger characters.


Bull
If the enemy's defense is strong and your allies cannot create variables, choose Bull and utilize the smoke. It can prevent sniping, cause ammo and skill waste, and sometimes force enemies into the smoke.

Defensive players tend to position themselves outside the smoke, so you can push the line with proper smoke use.


Panda
Is it impossible to capture a flag with the poison sprayed by the Skunk? That's because there is no Panda. The Panda's E skill can remove the Skunk's poison. If you and your teammates are hiding in cover near the flag and the Skunk's Q skill flies, you will have to retreat or stay there and die. In the meantime, the capture will be delayed and the enemy will rebuild their defenses. The Panda prevents such a situation.

The E skill can remove poison around it when it first activates, but it cannot remove poison that is not already there. Instead, it intercepts additional Q or Z skills that are flying. Therefore, no additional poison will be generated within the range while the E skill is maintained.

You can also remove enemies in the rear whose location has been identified through the Z skill. Unlike the Wolf's Z, which can only be threatened, the Panda's Z guarantees a more certain death.




The goal of the defending team is to exhaust all tickets before the enemy captures the flag. Unlike the attacking team, the defending team has no ticket limit, so they must engage actively to induce losses to the attacking team. If there are few defenders on the front line and many people playing safely in the back, they will allow the enemy to approach and steal the flag.

The defending team must push out of the flag to 'defend'. Being inside or behind the flag means that the defense is failing.


Wolf
The sniper rifle has strong stopping power. It slows down the enemy's approach and prevents Medic from reviving, forcing ticket losses. It can also delay or prevent the flag from being captured through Z skill.

The wolf's concern is to instill fear in the enemy and limit their activities. This can only be done while alive, so it is also important to find and eliminate enemy wolves.

However, the wolf alone cannot prevent the enemy from approaching the flag. Enemies will approach the flag through cover and bypass, and at that point, all Wolf can do is use his Z skill.

Therefore, if your team has too many Wolves, you should either pick another character or take a melee weapon and engage actively.


Skunk
Skunk prevents enemies from capturing the flag with his AOE skill. You should use his E skill in a location where enemies are likely to approach to warn your team, or use it behind cover to prevent them from safely capturing the flag. The Q skill has a long range, so you can respond flexibly. The Z skill can temporarily block a line.

As a defender, Skunk needs to engage actively. Therefore, SMGs or shotguns are good.
DMRs can fight at long range, but their stopping power is poor compared to a Wolf with a sniper rifle. While it may be fun to safely snipe from the back, it doesn't help your team win. If you want to snipe, you should play as a Wolf.


Bear
The shield you build with your E skill provides ammo supply and cover. Your allies can use your shield instead of moving far away to replenish their ammo, which helps increase the sustainability of your frontline.

Also, a bear hiding behind a shield and shooting bullets is a tricky enemy to deal with. The enemy will either waste skills to chase you away or force the wolf to go for your head.


Uly
What is this furry? Is it a meerkat? I don't know, so I'll explain it by his name.

Anyway, Uly can use his Q skill to attack enemies hiding behind cover. This is a very useful feature, as enemies will eventually die to you or come out of cover and die to your allies.

He can also use his Z skill to shorten the respawn point of his allies. This fits very well with the nature of the defending team, which forces attrition due to the lack of ticket consumption.


Medic
Since the defender has no ticket limit, the value of the Medic is lower than that of the attacking team. However, he can increase sustainability because he can recover HP quickly, and the mobility of the rabbit makes him difficult to deal with.


Tigers and Foxes have a composition that specializes in getting kills, and regardless of which team you are on, you should eliminate as many enemies as possible.