The raid on the Los Sueños Postal Service in Ready or Not's Greased Palms mission can be a bit tricky, especially for solo players. The long sightlines here can give the squad trouble, and the sheer size of the map can make finding all civilians and objectives nauseating.
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Having a keen eye and a clear strategy is the key to completing Greased Palms, but you should still expect it to be somewhat difficult even after the Ready or Not 1.0 launch. Here are all of the objectives in this mission, as well as some tips on how to beat it with a decent score.
Updated August 5, 2025 by Marc Santos: Greased Palms has always been a difficult mission, but after the console release for Ready or Not, it got even harder. NPCs have sharper senses and are more dangerous, especially on Hard mode. We've updated this guide to include a segment on how to get S-rank on Greased Palms while taking these NPC adjustments in mind.
FISA Office and FISA Agent Adams
The FISA office is deep inside the facility. Enter the storefront and make your way to the warehouse area right before entering the processing center with all the conveyor belts. What you're looking for is an office room in the corner of the large warehouse with forklifts and shelves.
FISA Agent Adams is usually inside this office along with an armed Los Locos gang member. If he isn't, then he's either in the second-floor offices or in the processing center (conveyor belt room). Neutralize all threats and arrest Adams — do not kill him even if he pulls a gun on you. Also, make sure to tag the bin in the middle of the room since it's needed to complete the mission.
Maria Lopez and Eugene Gomez
These two are regular civilians who randomly spawn inside the post office complex. The former usually appears in office areas like the storefront, the annex building, and the second-floor rooms in the main center. Meanwhile, the latter can be found inside the conveyor belt room.
You will eventually run into these civilians as they clear the map naturally. Suspects may use either of these two as human shields, so be sure to aim for the would-be hostage taker's head when the situation arises.
Soft Objectives
There are a couple of soft objectives for players to find in Greased Palms. The first is the incapacitated Los Locos shooter, and the second is a crate of illegal firearms. You can find the downed shooter by following the blood trail from the backrooms of the storefront. The shooter is curled up next to a stack of boxes.
The illegal gun stash is inside one of the open mail trucks parked outside the warehouse in front of Gate 1. Tag it to secure both secret objectives in Greased Palms.
General Map Tips (Securing Suspects and Civilians)
Most of the suspects in Greased Palms are unarmored, but some of them pack AKM and M4A1 rifles that can punch through Kevlar. Wear armor with Steel or Ceramic plates to maximize survivability.
When clearing the map, it's best to start with the storefront since it's one of the possible spawn points for Maria Lopez. After checking the backrooms, head outside and start clearing the parking area. This is so you can avoid a crossfire inside the warehouse. Neutralize suspects in the parking lot and loading bays, then scan for more hostiles from outside the processing center.
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AI officers tend to act weirdly when inside the conveyor belt area. They'll sometimes refuse to react to incoming fire, which can be very troublesome for solo players. This is also one of the reasons why it's best to approach the processing center from the outside, as both players and the AI have a better line of sight on potential shooters from the garage doors.
The processing center is the hardest part of this map. Once it's cleared, sweep the rest of the map for any remaining suspects and civilians. Completing every objective should be enough to warrant an A+ score. If you want to get an S grade, then you'll have to perfectly clear the map again with non-lethal weapons. M320 Launchers are your best bet here due to all the open areas and long sight lines.
How to Get S-Rank in Ready or Not: Greased Palms Mission
The layout and sheer size of this map can make getting an S-rank rating pretty difficult. Suspects will often shoot at you from outside your FOV, and clearing the warehouse and sorting center with non-lethal weapons is going to be a nightmare. If you're having trouble getting S-rank on Greased Palms, here are a few things you can try.
- Use the VPL-25 Rifle. It has better range than the beanbag shotgun and TPL SMG.
- Bring plenty of ammo. You can completely ditch your sidearm and bring only mags for the VPL. There are plenty of suspects here, and you'll need all the ammo you can get.
- Mobility is crucial. Use light ceramic armor to maximize your speed, and stick to cover while attempting to clear open areas. If you're dying often, switch to light steel armor.
- Wear a ballistic mask. Since NPCs are now more likely to spray bullets at you, an extra layer of protection will be more than welcome.
- Watch for tattoos. If you see a civilian with tattoos on their face, then you've found a disguised gang member who will most likely pull a pistol on you while you're not looking.
Ready or Not
- Released
- December 13, 2023
WHERE TO PLAY
- Developer(s)
- Void Interactive
- Engine
- Unreal Engine 4
- Platform(s)
- PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, PC
- Genre(s)
- Tactical, FPS
