Brush fires are an official call type. A creator walkthrough adds a way to work one: finish burning spots, cut perimeter trees when the fire keeps jumping, and read containment.
Work the brush fire you attached to
- Attach to the brush or bushfire call and follow that location. A faster vehicle is a creator suggestion for reaching an outdoor fire. It is not a measured ranking of every truck.
- Hold the hose on one burning area until it is out, then move to the next patch. Sweeping the stream across the whole scene is the habit the guide tells you to stop.
- If nearby trees keep feeding the fire, the same guide cuts trees around the perimeter. That is a described tactic, not a tested distance and not a promise that every cut ends the call.
- Step out of the flames when your health falls. The walkthrough describes health coming back after you leave. It does not give a recovery rate.
- Read containment. The narrated example moved from 50 percent contained to 100 percent contained and then showed a completed brush fire with performance feedback. Leave only after your own call has no remaining spots.
How this differs from a house
A house, apartment, or office call can require a mask, an axe, and a victim search. A brush fire, in the outdoor example, is about burning ground and spreading trees. A car fire is officially listed, and the objectives on that call may not be a building entry. Read the card you attached to instead of reusing the house procedure.
Focused spraying is also the creator's link to better water efficiency. Surgical, a creator-reported achievement, asks for 85 percent or higher water efficiency on a call. The score formula is not published, so use the result screen rather than guessing gallons.
Update 1 names Tree Blocking Roadway and Fire at Gas Station as additional calls. Update 2 announces EMS-related calls, including hospital emergencies, and car-accident calls. Those announcements do not include a step list. Use the objectives that appear after the update is on your server.