Learn the movement.
Make the opening yours.
Study a real solo opening, build a primary and fallback plan, then test one change for three games. October Solo FNCS is Battle Royale; November Solo FNCS is Reload. Choose the matching workspace.
A useful route in three steps
- 01 / OBSERVEWatch the first turn, pause or backtrack
Move through the opening at +30, +60 and +90 seconds. Choose one decision to inspect in your own replay.
- 02 / VERIFYCheck the exact loot and cover in game
Write your first pickup, next stop, backup landing and leave condition. A historical line or unchanged POI name does not prove today’s loot layout.
- 03 / PRACTICERecord three attempts at one focus
Log your landing and exit, optional loot time, and one next-game change. Keep the same map and patch when comparing attempts.
What the tools currently know
| Evidence | Scope | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Current BR landing pressure | 39 anchors, 351 Performance Evaluation duos games, 34,754 drops, EU/NAC; August 24 snapshot | Compare past landing traffic; not a Solo FNCS forecast |
| Archived solo movement | Six sampled S41 Ranked Cup Solo games from 35 retained games; exact game/window shown in the viewer | Study an opening decision; check current terrain and loot separately |
| Reload solo evidence | One partial opening decoded; named island, reboot boundaries and physics still need validation | Build a personal event-map plan and record your own practice |
Next: verified current-season route cards
The September 4 metadata audit found completed current-season BR Ranked Solo and Reload Ranked Solo windows. One BR Solo opening and one Reload Solo opening were partially decoded. The BR viewer now includes a current 90-second movement example. The next step is independent event samples and separate Reload map/respawn validation; no complete matches or tournament-wide solo heat have been established.
Any published loot sequence needs an in-game check, and any model improvement must pass unseen games. The available tools above already work with their labeled evidence. No capture or release date is promised by this page.
New to this? Use the October quick tutorial or November quick tutorial, then take one plan into your next practice game.