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Build your nest-run brief

The MM2 of The Locust escape planner turns five choices into an ordered next-run brief, equipment observation, and after-run prompt with copy and reset actions—without pretending to know the map or your chance of success.

FIELD NOTE5 INPUTSChecked Aug 26, 2026
OrientationLandmarks and re-entry
ObservationOne repeatable detail
CoordinationOne short group cue
BoundaryNo outcome prediction
Interactive field note

Build a nest-run brief

Five choices, one compact plan. Nothing leaves your browser.

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01Run experience

How familiar are you with the current build?

02Map familiarity

How quickly can you place yourself in the environment?

03Equipment familiarity

What do you currently know about equipment?

04Communication setup

Who will you be communicating with?

05Current goal

What would make the next run useful?

5 answers left
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No-script fallback

The base first-run brief

If the interactive controls are unavailable, use this complete orientation checklist.

  1. BEFORE

    Read the current Roblox description and treat the pre-alpha build as changing.

  2. OPENING

    Name two visible landmarks in your own words so you can re-orient without claiming a solved route.

  3. PRESSURE

    Keep the plan small: observe, move, and note what changed without relying on an undocumented team rule.

  4. AFTER

    Write down which two landmarks helped and one question you can check on the next run.

What it uses

Your five selections

Experience, map familiarity, equipment familiarity, communication setup, and current goal.

What it refuses

Undocumented game math

Success percentage, survival chance, fastest route, map difficulty, equipment strength, cooldowns, damage, or role rules.

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FAQ

Planner questions

Does the planner calculate survival odds?

No. It organizes preparation guidance from your own selections and never predicts outcomes, routes, damage, or hidden mechanics.

Does the planner save or send my choices?

No. The result is calculated in your browser. The launch version does not persist or transmit the selected combination.

Why does the brief ask me to re-check familiar details?

The official Roblox page labels the experience pre-alpha, so a room or interaction remembered from an earlier run may change.

What happens if an invalid value reaches the planner?

The planner falls back to a safe first-run orientation brief and explains that one selection could not be used.

Continue

Pair the brief with a current record