PC game READY or NOT - in real life

Published on December 4, 2022
Duration: 3:25

This guide simulates tactical entry and room clearing procedures based on the PC game Ready or Not, as demonstrated by Polenar Tactical. It covers gear selection, tactical movement, breaching techniques using simulated explosives and flashbangs, suspect control with less-lethal options, and dynamic entry. The simulation emphasizes realistic scenarios and the importance of adherence to tactical protocols, drawing on the experienced authority of the instructor.

Quick Summary

Polenar Tactical simulates real-life tactics from the PC game Ready or Not, covering gear selection, weapon loadouts with optics and suppressors, and tactical movement. The guide details breaching techniques using C2 charges and flashbangs, room clearing, and suspect control with less-lethal options like pepper spray, emphasizing experienced instructor insights.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Gear Selection & Headgear
  2. 00:17Weapon Loadout & Optics
  3. 00:28Tactical Movement & Signaling
  4. 00:45Mission Brief & Preparation
  5. 01:00Door Surveillance & Breaching Plan
  6. 01:30Explosive Entry & Flashbang
  7. 01:34Room Clearing & Target Engagement
  8. 02:08Suspect Control & Less-Lethal
  9. 02:30Flashbang Use & Disorientation
  10. 02:49Dynamic Entry & Hostile Engagement
  11. 03:15Civilian Encounter & Mission Failure

Frequently Asked Questions

What tactical gear is discussed in the Ready or Not simulation?

The simulation covers headgear like ballistic masks and gas masks, primary weapons such as AR-15s and SMGs, and accessories like tactical flashlights and 9mm suppressors. Optics like Micro Reddots and Holographic Sights are also featured.

How are doors breached in the simulated tactical scenario?

Breaching methods discussed include using simulated C2 explosive charges and deploying flashbang grenades to disorient any occupants before entry. Surveillance tools like snake cameras are used for pre-breach assessment.

What less-lethal options are demonstrated for suspect control?

The simulation shows the deployment of a less-lethal pepper spray canister on a compliant suspect, followed by simulated handcuffing, as a method of control.

What are the key takeaways for tactical movement and room clearing?

Key takeaways include practicing tactical movement in low-light conditions, using signaling devices, executing dynamic entries, and maintaining clear communication while engaging targets and controlling suspects.

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