HQ Guide

Overview 

The overview gives you information on what resources you are currently storing, how long until something is delivered, and what employees are in training. 

Personnel 

The personnel tab shows you your personnel. It shows you your personnel capacity, and you can assign your personnel to jobs here.  

Grades

In this tab, you can see each individual employee you hired and their skilled represented as grades. The lowest grade is D- and the highest is S++. Naturally, the personnel with higher grades cost more to recruit. It is recommended that you assign personnel to tasks they have the highest grade on to increase efficiency. 

Logistics 

The logistics tab shows your inventory capacity for supplies you get from operations, or from OpenWorld. To increase the storage capacity, you need to assign personnel with high logistics skills.  To increase employee capacity you need to upgrade your Logistical and Storage unit in the Construction tab.

Operations

The Operations tab shows you your operations. Operations automates the collection of certain materials needed to construct upgrades for your HQ, or for late game players sell for profit. You can assign members with high operations stats to speed up this process. 

What to automate?

Late Game: For late game players - including players that completed the HQ, and are focusing on other aspects of the game such as purchasing vehicles or weapons; the best material to automate and sell is fuel.  If you have over 200 Material Capacity, you can easily make 18k a day.

 Early Game:  Early game you're going to want to put some people on operations automating precious metals. This way you can focus on other resources and not worry about the hard to get precious metals.  

Deliveries

The Deliveries tab shows you the amount of resources that you have and how much each sells for. Once you sell a set amount of resources, it will take a percentage away from your efficiency. This tab also shows you all active personnel that are working on deliveries. You can upgrade the capacity by upgrading your "Deliveries" in the construction tab. 

 What to sell? 

Late Game: For late game players - including players that completed the HQ, and are focusing on other aspects of the game such as purchasing vehicles or weapons; the best material to sell would be Fuel. Fuel is extremely profitable and should jointly be automated using your Operations tab

Early Game: Early game players still working on the HQ should only have a small number of personnel on Deliveries. Only selling materials that are cluttering up inventory space and preventing you from increasing the capacity on a specific  material you need. 

Command

The Command tab shows you your current hired and assigned Command staff, and the available personnel that you may hire. Each individual hirable staff is priced at what their skill level is.
For example: Edward Robinson has an operation stat of S++, making the price to hire him significantly higher than someone like Ann Richardson who has a rating of C or lower in every other stat.

Training

Training is where you can assign staff with high ratings to teach staff with lower ratings to increase their skill in a certain area. Ratings can only go up to an A+, and cannot surpass into an S. 

Mechanics

This tab shows you all assigned personnel to mechanics, You can reassign personnel into different classification of vehicle in the Division Personnel section. You may also see how much is discounted for each classification and how many personnel are assigned to it.  

Vehicle Slots

Vehicle slots give you space to store vehicles. One vehicle slot equals one vehicle. This is upgradable through the construction menu.

Construction 

This tab shows you all available upgrades that can be done to your HQ. You need supplies from Open World, and/or automation from your Operations tab; as well as money to fund the upgrade.

Please review the HQ Grind Guide to help you speed through your HQ upgrades.