r/ReadyOrNotGame

First time playing through RoN and I recently unlocked Neon Tomb, and my goodness is this map incredible. If you're like me and value immersion in video games, I just think this map goes above and beyond.

The music adding to the stress of the mission, the lights, my controller vibrating when I'm near the DJ stage, the phones going off as all the casualties' loved ones are checking on them....what a horrific scene. Just a great job by Void I think this is my favorite map so far!

Having recently completed the entire game and done some deep-diving into the game's lore, I've developed quite the interest surrounding Judge's former wife, Elizabeth. For some context, Elizabeth was Judge's wife and mother of their 3 kids when they lived in Chicago. Following the 2017 Chicago nightclub massacre, where Judge's entire SWAT team was massacred and he was left the only survivor with deep and crippling PTSD, Elizabeth seemingly up and left Judge, packing none of her belongings but vanishing without a trace alongside their children. While this might seem relatively straightforward at first, a married mother making the incredibly tough decision to leave her near-catatonic husband for the sake and well-being of the children, some of the details brought up posed some questions for me. For starters, according to in-game info, it was apparently Elizabeth who recommended to Judge that he move to Nevada to help find himself, and as any heavy lore nerd for this game knows, Judge's move to Nevada is what exactly led to his capture and intense brainwashing by the USIA. With this in mind, it seems pretty plausible that Elizabeth was working with the USIA to get Judge to Nevada in order to experiment on him. After all, the USIA clearly had a strong interest in Judge as far back as his time serving in the GWOT, with Evan (who is seemingly a USIA agent/informant) keeping an eye on him during that time before suddenly vanishing, only to coincidentally reappear after Judge's move to Nevada. Perhaps Elizabeth was even a plant by the USIA to marry Judge and eventually push him towards a move to Nevada (during his fragile mental state, likely making him more willing to such a drastic move) and right into the hands of Evan and the USIA. While that does connect, what I'm curious about is exactly how involved or willing she was in the manipulation of Judge. Given the fact that she up and disappeared without a trace shortly after suggesting that Judge move to Nevada, I believe that there's likely 2 theories that seem the most plausible, given the methods and tactics that the USIA has shown in the past, either they placed Judge's family in a sort of "witness protection" program (at least their equivalent), giving them new identities far away from Judge in case his conditioning failed and he came seeking them out, or that they simply had Judge's family killed shortly after in a move to fully remove any ounce of humanity and hope left within Judge in order to better groom him for his eventual experimentation in Nevada. Apologies for such a long post, I love speculating on complex lore like this and I'd you're still somehow reading this, I heavily appreciate it.

Hello guys, a few friends and myself are planning a nice LAN-party and I would like to only take the Steam Machine with me, as I don't have to carry my whole PC that way.

We all have never played Ready or Not but like the genre as it reminds as of the good old SWAT 4 days. Now I was asking myself if I can play the multiplayer if I install the game on my Steam Machine? I'm sorry if that is a stupid question, but I'm pretty new to the Steam Hardware and SteamOS.

Thanks a lot!

From weapons, gear, clothes, and bug fixes we could fix our own stuff. We could entertain ourselves a lot more readily and it would probably inspire more people to learn modding. The mission editor has been great. I've been able to at the same time make a lot of missions harder and more fair. If we had easier access to map mods. Official mod tools would be nice too.

As the title suggests, I have started an Ironman run and I am 3/4 of the way through without dying or even losing a single member. And even better, I have all S tier except for 23 MB per second cause a stupid gun fell off the map and AI couldn’t even get it!

Imagine that. Going slow, being tactical is working! Mind you I am only on standard right now, but I hope I will continue to git gud and progress to a hard run!

I see so many posts of folks saying how hard a tactical shooter is. While I agree that hard is crazy hard for how easy it is to die, if you go slow, wedge doors and treat the game like a single mistake can kill you, it becomes very doable.

I will say that I flash first and ask questions later. I have 1000% banged some poor civilians that didn’t deserve it.

During a mission, the enemy AI shoots at me from places I can't even see, and my team's AI just stands there even when I tell them to provide cover. What should I do?