The progression tracks

The available breakdown separates account-level progress from character-side and weapon-side progress. This means one match can contribute to more than one long-term goal, depending on what you use and which challenges you pursue.

  • Profile progression
  • Killer and civilian progression
  • Weapon progression
  • Challenge-based progress

Perks, cards, and decks

Perks are presented as a loadout-building layer connected to cards and decks. Plan a deck around one clear job—survival, support, pursuit, or pressure—rather than assuming every perk stacks equally well.

Exact card effects and balance values should be checked in the live game before making a numerical build.

What to prioritize first

Learn the base loop before optimizing. Complete clear challenges, test one perk change at a time, and keep notes on which track actually moved after a match. This avoids spending resources based on an unverified progression assumption.

Frequently asked questions

Are profile and character progression the same?

No. The collected overview describes multiple distinct progression tracks.

How are perks unlocked?

Perk points, cards, decks, and progression are connected, but exact unlock thresholds are not sufficiently verified here.

What is the best perk deck?

There is no evidence-backed universal best deck yet; choose around a role and the current build.

Are perk stats final?

Do not assume so during Advanced Access. Check current in-game text for values.

Sources and evidence

These links support the scope above; community and video sources are treated as observations, not official rules.

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