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How to use these guides
Read the beginner guide once. After that, use loadout and economy when a gun is missing or the team is broke, settings when you cannot see, and plant-and-defuse when rounds are lost after the kill feed looks fine.
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BloxStrike beginner guide
Play the plant or defuse objective, buy with round cash, and stay close enough to trade a teammate in your first BloxStrike matches.
How to redeem BloxStrike codes
Redeem BloxStrike codes from Shop or the Redeem label after level 5, and treat claim caps and disputed strings separately from the two October announcements.
BloxStrike settings and crosshair
Start from the documented video, HUD, radar, and keybind labels, then keep one crosshair long enough to judge it.
Round cash and Credits
Spend round cash on the buy menu and keep Credits for cases and skins. Loss bonuses and rifle prices are not published here.
Loadout and the buy menu
Drag a stock weapon into the Loadout slot for your side, then buy it with round cash. A skin purchase does not replace that step.
Plant and defuse basics
Group the entry, the trade, and the planter, then hold or clear the site instead of chasing kills away from the objective.
Movement, peeking, and aim
Stop before the rifle shot, keep the crosshair at head height, and use peeks for information instead of wide swings.
Skins, cases, and trade-ups
Cases and trade-ups use Credits and skins. Ten skins of one rarity become one of the next, and red skins do not trade up into gold.
BloxStrike maps that are actually named
Dust II, Mirage, Reactor, and a few other names are documented to different depths. Read the live map screen before you trust an old title tag.
Trade-up contracts
Update 1.1.1 lets you turn 10 skins of one rarity into one skin of the next, from blue up to red, and stops before gold.