Operation: Egg Heist preparation
Operation: Egg Heist is a three-player PvPvE activity. The objective is not simply to win every fight—it is to leave with the right objective at acceptable risk.
Assign jobs before entering
Give each teammate a primary call: route and information, initiation and BREAK, or protection and extraction.
- Name one player who makes the retreat call.
- Agree on a regroup landmark.
- Do not stack three identical damage roles.
Route in phases
Treat the match as information gathering, resource conversion and extraction. A fight that delays the objective may be a loss even when won.
- Early: learn nearby teams and safe paths.
- Mid: contest only when reward exceeds recovery cost.
- Late: preserve mobility and control for the exit.
Review the decision, not the scoreboard
After a run, identify the first irreversible mistake: a late rotation, unclear call or missing escape tool.
- Change one team slot or route at a time.
- Record where information arrived too late.
- Keep successful disengages in the review, not only eliminations.
Field note template
Keep observations reproducible
Write down your region, test build, Aniimo form, level, teammates, target and result. A useful beta note explains its conditions.
FAQ
What is Operation: Egg Heist?
A three-player PvPvE activity where the goal is to leave with the right objective at acceptable risk — not to win every fight. A won fight that delays the objective can still be a loss.
What roles should an Egg Heist squad assign?
One player calls route and information, one handles initiation and BREAK, one covers protection and extraction. Name who makes the retreat call before entering, and never stack three identical damage roles.
When should we contest a fight versus rotate away?
Contest only when the reward exceeds the recovery cost. Early phase is for information, mid for conversion, late for preserving mobility and control for the exit.