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1. Play the base game for at least 10 matches to understand the physics.
2. Join the unofficial Discord (link on the game’s subreddit). This is where players organize tournaments, share custom maps (yes, there is a level editor), and discuss lore theories.
3. Watch “Redwep Masters” on YouTube—a fan-made series breaking down pro strategies.
4. Contribute to the wiki. Because the developer offers no official manual, the community maintains a massive, detailed wiki covering every weapon nuance and hidden interaction.

1. Temporal Advantage: The Time-To-Kill (TTK) is significantly lower than the Average Reaction Time (ART). This ensures that the player who initiates combat (the "Red" player) almost always wins, rendering defensive reflexes moot.
2. Information Asymmetry: The aggressor holds the "Fog of War" advantage. Defensive players must cover multiple vectors, while the aggressor needs only to commit to a single line of engagement.
3. Resource Liquidity: Offensive tools (frag grenades, breach charges, movement abilities) are cheaper or more abundant than defensive tools (reinforcements, static shields).

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The "How-To": Post a screenshot of your build and list the specific threads or materials you used to get there. Play the base game for at least 10