FOB stations

An Operator stays in its slot until you dismiss it. You can't pick the same Operator for two slots, and you can change its skin in this menu.

If an Operator is eliminated it goes MIA and can't deploy. You pay DMZ Cash from your Bank to bring it back with its Traits, but it returns without gear. More Traits means a higher price. You can also dismiss it and start over.

Orders teach you the mode, tell the DMZ story and set challenges. They are always available.

Finishing them pays resources, loot and cash, and helps you upgrade your Operator and FOB. Complete two Orders to unlock the Boss Board.

Every Active Duty Operator shares the Stash. Items in it stay at the FOB. Your Loadout is what your Operator takes into Hajin, and you keep it after a successful exfil.

Resources do not take Stash slots. They have their own pouch in every Backpack, and you spend them at the 3D Printer.

Bring any ranged weapon from your Loadout. It is a good place to try a new optic. Several walls let you crouch, go prone or mount your weapon.

Look at accuracy, recoil, handling and optics. Then head back to the Gunsmith and adjust your build.

On the Most Wanted list, each player is marked Wanted or Eliminated, and the list shows their bounty. The Bounty Hunters list gives how many bounties each hunter has claimed and how much DMZ Cash they earned.

Four kills on other Operators, counted across deployments, make you Wanted. To claim a bounty, kill the target and then exfil with their Dog Tag.

It is separate from the 1 to 55 player level. DMZ XP counts toward that level, but Multiplayer and Warzone XP do not count toward DMZ.

DMZ XP from a deployment still counts if you fail to exfil. Every level has an unlock: stations, upgrades, Recipes, Operators and skins, ingredients, Survival Kits or Fire Support.

Check it when an Event is running. Event content rotates, so claim your rewards before the Event ends.

Objectives can focus on a DMZ system, a deployment goal or a seasonal theme.

Dynamic Operations and Free Roam let you choose how you infil. Some options cost DMZ Cash or need progression to unlock.

The Ready Up menu is your last chance to prepare. You can equip the Free Loadout, edit your Loadout or Active Duty Operator, and turn Squad Fill on or off.

Most items need a Recipe. You unlock Recipes through DMZ levels and Orders, or by extracting with them. Printed items go to your Stash or straight onto your Operator.

You also craft FOB upgrades here. They are permanent, and each one takes several prints.

To buy intel on a Lieutenant, you first finish a set of challenges in earlier deployments. You pay in DMZ Cash, and the intel lasts for one deployment. Bring a Lieutenant's Dog Tag Case out with you to move the Boss Board forward.

Commanders are always in Hajin. You can't buy intel on them.

It starts with one weapon and a range of gear. A higher DMZ level unlocks better gear, and printer upgrades add more offers.

You don't have to equip what you buy. Send it to your Stash for a later deployment.

To buy a gun, find its Weapon Manual and extract with it once. After that you can buy the gun as often as you like. Any gun you extract with can also be modded, but only as that one copy.

Attachments need slots and cash, and you unlock them by levelling the gun. Weapon levels are shared with Multiplayer. Camos, charms, gun screens, decals and stickers cost no DMZ Cash. Blueprints are the exception.

If you are unsure how to build a gun, ask Gunny. Gunsmith discounts are an upgrade at the 3D Printer.

Kill a player, then find their Dog Tag and exfil with it, and it goes into the case. You can favorite the tags you don't want to lose.

Higher DMZ levels raise the DMZ Cash you get from bounties, and you can print extra slots at the 3D Printer. Not every player you kill has a bounty.