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How to Rescue Victims in Firefighting Sim
A carried victim still needs a completed rescue.
Sources checked October 10, 2026
QUICK ANSWER
Open a usable route, find the trapped person, use the carry interaction, and take them outside before putting them down. Check the rescue feedback and the call's remaining victim count. The official living-rescue milestones are one victim for Lifesaver and 25 for Guardian.
Complete the rescue sequence
Prepare an entry and an exit
Ricoko's narrated example uses the mask and an axe-opened door. Keep track of the route back out rather than only looking for more fire to spray.
Look for the trapped person
The creator recommends searching for people before focusing solely on extinguishing the whole scene. This example involves other players handling the fire; it does not establish one safest solo order for every incident.
Carry through the open route
Use the interaction offered for the victim. If your body percentage drops, leave the danger area and monitor it as the guide advises. Do not assume the mask cancels heat damage.
Release outside and check the result
Ricoko describes taking the person outside and putting them down. Check your own scene's rescue feedback, remaining victims and finished-call result before counting a living rescue.
Rescue goals
| Badge | Official condition | What to count |
|---|---|---|
| Lifesaver | Carry a victim out alive | One completed living rescue |
| Guardian | Carry 25 victims out alive | 25 completed living rescues, not merely pickups |
A cat in a tree is a different rescue
Attach to the cat call
NoobBlox attaches to the cat-in-tree incident to reveal its location. Follow that selected call, rather than a different active emergency.
Reach and interact with the cat
In the narrated example, NoobBlox jumps up the tree to reach the cat and uses the rescue interaction. Use the accessible route and current prompt for your scene; this example does not establish a universal ladder placement or button mapping.
Put the cat down and check feedback
The creator then puts the cat down and reads Cat rescued feedback. Check that rescue result and the current call objectives before treating the job as finished.
Fire out does not answer the rescue objective
Fire suppression and searching a building are separate parts of the officially described loop. If the scene still lists trapped victims, inspect that objective instead of assuming the fire's disappearance completes the incident.
The reviewed material does not establish a universal drop-zone radius, ambulance-loading requirement or revive mechanic. Follow the current victim prompt and result. If you released a person but the objective is unchanged, recheck the incident you attached to and the current victim state.
Creator rescue walkthrough
The guide's second half narrates the trapped-person search, retreat when the body percentage falls, and outside release.
Ricoko: beginner call walkthroughOpens YouTube · attributed creator guidanceQuestions from the scene
Does picking someone up count toward Guardian?
The official condition is carrying 25 victims out alive. A pickup alone does not establish that condition; check successful living-rescue feedback.
Do I have to use an ambulance?
Ricoko's guide describes an outside release while using a fire engine. It does not establish an ambulance requirement for that house-fire example or for every future medical call.
Sources & version notes
Official records and creator guidance are labeled separately. Read the full source notes for access and version limits.