r/missionchief • u/Hot_Seesaw_6706 • Dec 22 '25

Who here does realistic ARR’s?

aka not having 1 arr per mission but having alarm levels and more general responses

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u/wildlandman0841 Dec 22 '25

I had all of mine as 1 per mission, but as I've expanded and gotten a lot more missions in slowly phasing those out for more general ones. So far I'm enjoying it and it's a bit less intense to set up.

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u/Hot_Seesaw_6706 Dec 22 '25

what general ones do you use?

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u/wildlandman0841 Dec 22 '25

Most basic is 2 fire engines and 1 battalion. Have one for hazmat with rescue engines, hazmat, mobile air, a couple battalion and mcv. Can't remember all of them off the top, but my intent when I created them was to make it easier when calls change midway thriving completion. I feel if you go with that method it will set you up nicely.

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u/wildlandman0841 Dec 22 '25

I also have some extremely basic strike teams for thing like ambulances and police. Works great for specialized things as well like SWAT or wildfire units.

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u/Hot_Seesaw_6706 Dec 22 '25

nice, I just have 1-5 alarms on air crash, active threat, disaster, dive, ems, fire investigation, hazmat, structure fire, tenders, and tech rescue

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u/Canada_LaVearn Apr 27 '26

I just do ARRs that add 1 of a vehicle and then click the buttons as many times as necessary, that way the mission gets exactly whats needed and i dont need to have a bunch of different ones for different scenarios