Blackhawk Rescue Mission 5: How to Earn Credits with HQ, Bunker and Kills

Blackhawk Rescue Mission 5 is a tactical shooter on Roblox where weapons, vehicles and gear all cost Credits. After this guide you will know the main ways to earn them, which ones pay best and what to do first. Numbers are as of October 2026 from the game's wiki, and the game changes often, so check the in-game prices before you plan around them.

What Credits are

The wiki describes Credits as the global currency of the game. You spend them on weapons, attachments, gear, vehicles and uniforms, so they decide how fast you can improve. You can also buy Credits with Robux in the store, but that costs real money, so ask a parent or guardian first. You do not need to buy them to progress.

Your Headquarters

Every player has a Headquarters, or HQ. The wiki says it can be expanded with resources and Credits, and that staffing it with personnel gives benefits such as more loadout slots and cheaper vehicle repairs in Ronograd. You can open it from the main menu, or from the Manage Company tablet in the Forward Operating Base, though you can only manage personnel by teleporting to the HQ.

The HQ is also an income source. Once you assign a delivery person, you can sell the resources you gathered. The wiki lists these rewards per item:

• Precious Metals: 750
• Equipment: 300
• Fuel: 150
• Construction Materials: 100

The wiki notes that some of these values were changed in the past, so treat them as current for this month only. The Item Level Gaming guide, one creator's own testing from March 2026, ranks HQ passive income as the best money source at higher levels. It also warns that HQ upgrades take days of collected materials and about 30,000 Credits for the secondary ones, so this is a long-term plan, not a quick fix.

Earning Credits in Ronograd

• Bunker raid: the wiki lists a reward of 3,000 Credits for completing it, but you must be alive when the raid ends. Item Level Gaming also lists joining servers where a bunker run is almost done as a fast way to cash in.
• Supply vehicles: delivering a supply truck from a hostile compound pays an amount that varies.
• Missions: each mission pays its own reward. The wiki has a full list on its Missions page.
• NPC kills: each enemy type pays a base amount, with a bonus for a headshot and one for a stealth kill. For example, an RLF Rifleman pays 20 plus 5 for a headshot and 5 for stealth, and a Patriots of Democracy Rifleman pays 35 plus 5 and 5. Item Level Gaming estimates a sniping farm at about 30 to 50 Credits per kill, which matches the wiki range.

Competitive modes

In Capture the Objective, the wiki lists 35 Credits for a player kill, 15 more for a headshot kill, and 15 for an assist. A win pays 200 and a loss pays 100, and ranked matches add 200 for a win and 50 for a loss. You need at least one kill to get the rewards in that mode. Item Level Gaming rates PvP as a weak money source for average players because loadout costs can be higher than what you earn.

A simple plan for new players

1. Open the HQ from the main menu and learn what it offers.
2. Assign a delivery person, then sell resources you collect.
3. Do missions and kill NPCs in Ronograd, using stealth and headshots for the bonuses.
4. Finish the Bunker raid alive when you can.
5. Save for the weapon or vehicle that improves your safety first, and do not spend on cosmetics early.

Remember that real-money purchases are optional, and tutorials on the wiki may be outdated after updates.