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Controls

For ground vehicle controls, click here.

For helicopter controls, click here.

For A-10 controls, click here.

Basic controls:

Hold to open a HUD where you can enable Emotes, select a team, use medical items, select a symbol for Flares, and if you are in a paid private server, use the admin panel. You must move your mouse to select these.

Hold to open scoreboard that displays the total kills, deaths, and Kill-Death Ratio of all players in the server.

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Guide: Tutorial

Below you will find some basic, broad guidance for almost everything to do in Blackhawk Rescue Mission 5, from the cash and ranking system to driving a vehicle and flying a helicopter.

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Congratulations! You started a new adventure in the world of Blackhawk Rescue Mission 5!

Taking your time to explore the game’s menu can give you a bit of help right off the start. It will tell you what you can do and what you can unlock.

Clicking the Loadout button at the top left corner of your screen will allow you to change your character’s looks, weapons, and cosmetics.

Equipment

Picking up the Medications

When you first spawn in, you will be spawned beside the command center. You will see a couple of white tables inside a tent to your front. You can find very useful equipment on the white tables. By pressing F on the keyboard, then using the scroll wheel on your mouse to select an option, and then left clicking, you can pick up one of each item shown on the table. They can be equipped using the 3 and 4 keys and used with pressing/holding the left mouse button.

Picking up the Gear

— Torch: Can be used when you’re in complete darkness and need some light to see where you’re going.

— Flare: Can be used to signal your team and other players that you’re in trouble, or need to evacuate a certain area.

— M67: A grenade that can be thrown at enemy forces to blow them up, lethal damage.

What your gear menu should look like

— M18: A smoke grenade that if thrown correctly, can conceal you and your team from hostiles or it can be used as an unconventional flare.

Medications

They can be used to heal your character up, but some come at a price.

— Bandages: The bandages are free, as they can heal only 10 health points or your health in a couple of seconds. You can only hold 10 of them.

— Dressings: The dressings have a price of 10$ and you can hold only 5 of them. They only heal 5 health, however, using a bandage right after the dressing is applied will heal an extra 15 health.

— Vitamins: Vitamins have a price of 50$ and you can only hold 2 of them. They regenerate 100% of your health, but you have to wait 5 seconds to fully regenerate.

— Extra Info: Supply drops contain bandages, and they have a supply of 100 bandages and 1000 ammo. Use it wisely!

Once you’ve gotten whatever equipment you need, all individual items will show on your hotbar, which can be seen on the bottom right of your screen.

Restocking on ammo

Ammo Boxes at the Base

You can also find the ammo box, found in almost every base you can enter. You must have expended some ammo to use the ammo box. Having your gun out, tapping F on your keyboard once, and then clicking with your left mouse will instantly fill up all of your ammunition for the weapon you’re holding, remember to fill both of your weapons just incase you fired your weapon.

Ammo boxes can also be found in the field at some locations, but they come with 1000 bullets. Supply drops that drop after a base it taken also only has 1000 rounds, along with 100 bandages.

Going back to the menu in-game

If you would like to change your appearance or weapons, there is a laptop available at the resupply station. By tapping F and clicking the left mouse button, you will be sent back to the menu screen from which you can then do as you please.

Spawning a vehicle

Once all of your gear is in order, you may want to start traveling. The most common method (and only one available at low levels) is by vehicle. There is another tent-like area to the right of the supply tent. If you walk over there, you will see some little screens. Walk up to one and F+LMB, or F+Scroll+LMB to spawn one.

Players can also travel by aircraft, but it is limited to either gaining enough experience to spawn one at the helipads, traveling with another player who can access it, or buying the chinook gamepass.

To learn how to drive a vehicle, click here.

Ranking system/Stars

Money and Star Counter

The game ranks players up using the Star system. Obtaining a star allows you to purchase new items, such as night vision mounts, new magazines, camos, rail attachments, and various new vehicles.

Stars can be obtained by gathering a prerequisite amount of EXP (10,000 EXP for the first, and 10,000 more for every consecutive star up to the 5th). Your current experience can be seen under the stars as a gray progress bar when holding TAB and looking at the top right corner.

Cash system

Cash is rewarded upon killing an enemy, delivering bags to the Command Center, and destroying enemy helicopters. With cash, you can purchase new gear and accessories on the menu. Items include helmets, vests, uniforms, and guns, as well as attachments for the aforementioned.

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Guide: Stars

The level system in BRM5, you can get a max of 5 stars. Each star unlocks certain cosmetics, attachments, and vehicles for the player. A player can check their EXP by holding Tab in Openworld. It works as follows:

Star	Requirement
	Attain 10,000 EXP, the equivalent of killing 200 AI enemies in PVE Gamemodes, killing 100 players in PVP, stealing 25 enemy duffle bags (which can be found it the garage at Mountain), or stealing 17 trucks or helicopters (which can be found at camps).
	Attain 20,000 EXP, the equivalent of killing 400 AI enemies in PVE Gamemodes, killing 200 players in PVP, stealing 50 enemy duffle bags (which can be found in the garage at Mountain), or stealing 34 trucks or helicopters (which can be found at camps).
	Attain 30,000 EXP, the equivalent of killing 600 AI enemies in PVE Gamemodes, killing 300 players in PVP, stealing 75 enemy duffle bags (which can be found in the garage at Mountain), or stealing 51 trucks or helicopters (which can be found at camps).
	Attain 40,000 EXP, the equivalent of killing 800 AI enemies in PVE Gamemodes, killing 400 players in PVP, stealing 100 enemy duffle bags (which can be found in the garage at Mountain), or stealing 68 trucks or helicopters (which can be found at camps).
	Attain 50,000 EXP, the equivalent of killing 1000 AI enemies in PVE Gamemodes, killing 500 players in PVP, stealing 125 enemy duffle bags (which can be found in the garage at Mountain), or stealing 85 trucks or helicopters (which can be found at camps).

Stars	Exp Required	Total Exp Required
	10,000	10,000
	20,000	30,000
	30,000	60,000
	40,000	100,000
	50,000	150,000

The maximum amount of stars a player can achieve is 5; there is no limit on how much EXP a player can acquire, but all EXP attained after achieving 5 stars is useless.

Stars can be used to unlock camos for guns, helmet mounts, weapon tracers and vehicles. Below is what vehicles are unlocked after reaching a certain amount of stars.

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Locations

Locations are the various points of interests found around the island of Ronograd. These locations may be safe, enemy-controlled, containing loot and supplies, etc.

The map as of the second Christmas Update.

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Not to be confused with the Aircraft Carrier. This is where you spawn, here you can spawn all helicopters, cars, and planes. You can also enter the menu via interacting with a laptop, refill ammo and get equipment. such as medications and grenades.

It’s also a good way to get a ride in someone’s helicopter when they finished their mission if you only have the Jeep at your disposal or are unsatisfied with the Little Bird. There is a Command Center located next to the barracks. Inside is an item exchange reception where you can exchange the objective bags found in the Communications Tower for XP and cash, a briefing room commonly used by factions that contain chairs, and a map of the island with the time and locations. A flag will show which side has control of each location. There is also a Situation Training course in the Command Center that contains cutout targets that appear to simulate close-quarter combat and hostage scenarios.

There is also an air traffic control tower that players can enter and actually play the role of an air traffic officer should they have the interest to do so, with a functional radar screen showing all current locations of aircraft by their call sign (which is visible in the cockpit) currently spawned across the map assisting them in their jobs.

The Airbase used to be a Russian airbase until the events leading up to Operation Daybreak caused it to become the FOB of the UN forces.

El-Chara

Desert Town

Floors

Counterattacks

Inside, there will be 5 hostages. (2 on the first and second floors, and 1 on the 3rd) When you have cleared the building, a supply crate with bandages and ammunition will be parachuted onto the roof.

The enemies will then attack in the following order:

After players take out the men from the trucks, the trucks despawn and the cycle repeats until players give up trying to defend the building and reset to what it originally was at the start.

Recommended Attack Plans: One way of assaulting this zone is to have a marksman shoot the sniper and RPG operator and persuade them to hide, and maybe have the marksman shoot the outer perimeter as well as whatever soldiers are visible, or have ground personnel pick off the outer yard’s patrol before entering the building and clearing as standard.

Another manner of, er, unrecommended, attack, is to call in an A-10 jet and have it perform a gun run. This will invariably kill hostages, but can rapidly neutralize up to 50% of the personnel inside of the building, depending on runs, angle, and accuracy. There is, of course, the standard heliborne insertion, with a gunner sweeping the roof before operators disembark onto the roof and penetrate into the building.

Village

At the center of the map on the road to the Department of Utilities, there is a village, with several civilian hostages as well as occupying forces. If you successfully kill all the enemies there, a door near the fields will open, revealing 6 enemies that will try and resecure the village.

The reinforcement waves will be either a para drop of Patriots of Democracy from the hills or two armed vehicles with turrets will arrive and try and kill you with 4 rebels (2 per each technical) that will defend the trucks. If you are arriving by helicopter, try to land on the surrounding hills, rather than in the middle. However, if you want, you can get a helicopter gunner to do the job of clearing the village instead of boots on the ground or get an experienced sniper to deal with the work.

Communications Tower

Comms. Tower (Mountain)

Location

Inhabitants

The Communications Tower is a convenient way to farm XP and money as well and is popular for entire lobbies to raid to speed level and farm cash, having a whopping 1750 XP and 300+.

Department of Utilities

Bunker (Department of Utilities)

Counterattacks

Reinforcement waves will always consist of paratroopers parachuting down onto the hill just above your position.

The Department of Utilities is in no way a good farming spot, although it’s a huge part of the lore of Ronograd. The missile, rumored a nuclear ICBM (intercontinental ballistic missile), suggests a reason why the UNJTF has established a presence on the island, maybe to capture and/or disable the missile.

Ronograd City

Every 20 minutes the enemy will assault the city, this will be announced on the top of the screen. The assault is split into 3 waves. In total, there are 92 units to kill.

To the far east of the city, a building with a large «UNITED NATIONS» sign can be found, just in front of this embassy is a tent. Inside of the tent, you may restock munitions, throwables, and medical supplies, as well as access to the menu (although bear in mind that this will take you back to the FOB when respawning). This makes it an excellent point to fall back to if overwhelmed. There are also 2 helipads at the side of it for convenient helicopter parking.

Again, Ronograd City is another large portion of the lore as the UN embassy may be the reason why the PoD may be attacking the city. There is a police station with ammo and a hospital with bandages.

Sochraina City

Currently, there are no enemies or any NPCs at all in Sochraina City. It has been hinted that this city will be the home of the upcoming friendly NPCs coming with the Trade and Bartering System Update. It is just a town with a lighthouse within it. It can be accessed by two paths, one that connects to the quarry (and is arguably an easier route to take in heavier vehicles such as the Stryker as there are no slopes that could potentially get your vehicle stuck in such a way you have to abandon it) and one to the desert town.

Aircraft Carrier

The aircraft carrier, located north of El-Chara and east of Ronograd City, is a friendly location where you can safely repair and refill your helicopters and A-10s. You can refill A-10 ammo by spawning a new one, making it a great way to refill ammo without having to make the full trip back to base when giving close air support at Ronograd. Just be careful not to fall over the carrier’s edge as many players already have.

The Aircraft Carrier is the CVN-78, known as USS Gerald R. Ford.

Quarry

A normal enemy base, with no civilians. The only waves are paratroopers coming down the mountains. Be careful when shooting at the enemies at the bottom when you are at the top. It has a path connecting it to Sochraina City. It is a popular spot for snipers to camp out due to the presence of a Crane making for a good sniper’s nest. As of Operation: Viper, the Quarry has been given a makeover, getting a visual overhaul of adding some small details like some roadblocks, more stuff near the crane, and a tunnel system filled with stuff like a surveillance room, a kitchen, a make-shift laboratory and a weapon armoury. The number of enemies didn’t change and the tunnel system is safe to enter once the area has been cleared. No enemy AI will spawn inside these tunnels and the reinforcements won’t go inside them. This makes it a good place to hide out and call for help should you ever run dry of ammo.

Fort Ronograd

The North Island, AKA Fort Ronograd or Snow Base, is a heavily defended fortification with a very tall outer wall. To get there drive from the bridge connecting to Ronograd city and follow the rod through the tunnel. The front area will greet you with a unmanned checkpoint along with warning signs.
Onsite Defenses:

An enemy AA missile launcher with 50,000 health will make air assault difficult, due to the missiles instantaneously destroying any aircraft it strikes.

The front gate has a gantry overlooking it from the inside, and has two RPG operators set up to shoot through it, as well as four riflemen and one sniper flanking it. If going through the gate, an enemy Helicopter will spawn as well.

In the central road, there will be a formation of PoD personnel apparently doing drills. Internally, there are also patrols of 3-6 roaming the fortress. Further, there are multiple snipers in the towers, and hidden units in the hills ready to ambush you when you least expect it.

Recommended Attack Plans:

Air assault is very difficult due to the AA missiles. It’s best to land outside the fort in the AA’s blind spot than to risk getting destroyed by it.

A ground assault is possible, but difficult. This is mainly due to the advantageous and commanding positioning of RPG units, as they are hard to fire upon without suffering counterfire. However, they will retreat when damaged, so that will still clear the way. Once they are out of the way, then it is recommended to load all personnel into one or two UA Humvees/Strykers and punch through the perimeter until reaching the observatory, then spreading from there.

It is also possible if one uses a vehicle, to scale the walls in some areas. This will allow you to circumvent some portions of the defense and attack on your terms.

Naval Docks

The Naval Docks is a PoD base located east of the North Island.

The initial defense is light at the main gate, with only 3 men present, and 2 more in the helipads beyond that. However, that defense is not to be taken lightly, as there is still a very large amount of troops present at the docks. There are 2 AA missile launchers present at the base, one in the south and one in the north. In terms of attack, these are similar to the SAM trucks, but are far more devastating than them as their guided AA missiles would instantly destroy any and all helicopters regardless of their hull stats, but seem to have less speed to compensate, but is also more maneuverable as a result, making it hard to evade. Also, the SAMs are considerably harder to take down than their mobile counterparts, having 50000 health and cannot be destroyed in any other way. This forces the player to shoot it down to steal a Littlebird also located at Docks. It is highly suggested that you utilize a turret on a ground vehicle to destroy them, being they have unlimited ammo. The docks are heavily defended by what seems a join force of PoD and RLF forces. There are only PoD and RLF riflemen present, in the base, there are no RPGs or Snipers. There are many PoD riflemen patrolling the base, and combat is more centered around medium to long ranges. So a rifle would be recommended. Because of these long-range engagements, many enemies will not actually notice you, which makes it easier to kill them.

Located farther down is a Steregushchiy-class corvette which can not be driven or accessed inside, and has a Littlebird with supplies in the helicopter pad. It is guarded by RLF and PoD forces and will reward 500 and 600 XP once it is at the drop-off point after stealing it from them. When all troops are cleared, a counter-attack by paratroopers will be executed; although, these paratroopers do not spawn in a private server.

the Anti-Air Batteries respawn not wave-based function, but by a set timer. This may lead to the Anti-Air Batteries respawning while the player/s evacuate the base with the helicopter found on the Steregushchiy-class corvette, killing them.

Camps

Camps are small outposts that may randomly spawn a Random Mission and enemies once a player enters the vicinity.

Camp 1 (Desert Camp)

Image of Camp 1 (Desert Camp)

Camp 2 (Bunker Camp)

This camp is located on the road to the Department of Utilities, around the base of the Mountain. Should you choose to approach the camp from behind, you have forest cover, and will likely go unnoticed until contact. In the camp there a couple of buildings and tents. If you approach from the front entrance, you will have little cover and likely get noticed by almost everyone in the camp. The camp is defended by 10 RLF fighters, two of which are in towers. There will also be a Supply Truck there, which can be driven to its drop-off point at the FOB for 500 cash and 600 XP should the camp be occupied.

Camp 3 (Sochraina City Camp)

This camp is located in between the Quarry and the unoccupied Sochraina City, next to a road. The approach from behind has some tree cover. You may get noticed by 1 guard patrolling behind the camp. But after that, you shouldn’t be very noticeable. Approaching from the front there is also little cover, unless you approach from the depression in the ground and trees, you are still likely to get noticed by many people in the camp, however, it is defended by 10 RLF fighters, one of which is inside a tower. There will either be a Supply truck, or a supply helicopter there, which can be driven/flown to its drop-off point at the FOB for 500 cash and 600 XP should the camp be occupied. It is also the camp that will spawn with enemies more commonly due to it being much harder to takeover.

Camp 4 (Shoreline Camp/Chapel Camp)

This camp is located behind (technically) the mid-east of the map, halfway up from the X-axis on the map, and all the way to the right on the Y-Axis of the map, located next to the shore (and near a house) right off the right of the main road, the camp contains a small church/chapel and some tents. If you approach from the back there is a deep depression in the ground, you probably won’t get noticed if you appear from the back but it’s still possible, however, most enemies should be facing away from you, out of their view. If you choose the approach from the front there will be some tree cover to hide behind, but you are more than likely to get shot at by most occupants in the camp. It is defended by 10 RLF fighters, all located on the ground, there are no towers in this camp. There is only a supply truck located there, which can be driven to its drop-off point at the FOB for 500 cash and 600 XP should the camp be occupied.

Houses

Houses are found around the island. They contain nothing and do not affect gameplay largely.

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