Block Control apartment raid
Four task lines, a laptop and a money bag: the apartment pad, floor by floor.
- Rescue all civilians
- Secure all hostages
- Secure the laptop
- Secure the stolen money
Four task lines instead of three: rescue the civilians, secure the hostages, secure the laptop and secure the stolen money, taking each object when you find it.
Block Control is the apartment job, and it is the pad with the most varied task list in the game.
Briefing
What the pad asks
- Rescue all civilians
- Secure all hostages
- Secure the laptop
- Secure the stolen money
Four lines instead of three, and two of them are single-objective hunts. The laptop is on a desk somewhere in the block and the money bag is in a bedroom or an office. Both are interactions, and both are easy to walk past while you are clearing rooms.
Route that works
- Clear the ground floor and mark the stairwells.
- Work one floor at a time and finish each floor before climbing.
- Whenever you find the laptop or the money, take it immediately — do not plan to come back for it.
- Re-sweep the floor you were on when you found the object; the search tends to pull officers away from a live room.
Kit for this pad
Rifle for the corridors, flashbangs for the apartments, and armour because the pad is long and the number of doors is high. This is also the pad where the full-body shield can help, if you have the 2,100 cash the armory asks for it.
Where people lose this pad
- Leaving the laptop. It is worth a whole task line.
- Clearing floors out of order. Suspects move while you are elsewhere, and the re-sweep costs more than doing it right first.
- Grenading an apartment. Neighbours, civilians and thin walls.
Common questions
Is this pad open to everyone?
Yes, no pass is required.
Does the apartment job pay more than the bank?
It carries more task lines, so a clean run scores higher. It also takes longer.
Where is the stolen money?
In a bedroom or an office, in a room you will probably clear for hostiles first. Check the floor, not just the doorways.
