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You want to beat CC6-9 in the best way. Knowing the map helps you see where enemies go. It also shows you where dangers are. Picking the right Operators is very important. Using low rarity units can help you be flexible. You can get better by learning from mistakes. Change your team if you need to. Map Strategies help you do well and win.

Efficient Map Strategies

Key Principles

You need to understand the basics before you start. Map Strategies help you plan your moves and use your Operators well. You should always look at the map layout first. Notice where enemies will enter and where they will go. Check for any hazards or special tiles. These can change how you place your Operators.

You should also study the enemy waves. Some enemies move fast. Others have high defense or attack. You must know when each type will appear. This helps you pick the right Operators for each wave. You can use Map Strategies to block strong enemies or slow down fast ones.

Adapting to contracts is important. Contracts change the rules of the map. Some make enemies stronger. Others limit your team. You need to read each contract and adjust your plan. Try different setups if you fail. You will learn what works best for each contract.

Tip: Always check the map and contracts before you start. This saves time and helps you avoid mistakes.

Proven Approaches

You can use several proven Map Strategies to clear CC6-9 efficiently. First, place your Vanguards early. They help you gain deployment points fast. Use Defenders to block tough enemies at choke points. Place Snipers and Casters behind your tanks. They deal damage from a safe spot.

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You should use Supporters or Specialists to control crowds. Some can push or pull enemies into hazards. This can defeat strong enemies without using much power. Medics keep your team alive. Place them where they can heal more than one Operator.

Try to adapt your team to the contracts. If a contract boosts enemy attack, use more Defenders or healing. If it limits your Operator cost, use low rarity units. They cost less and can still do a good job. Mix your team with both offensive and defensive Operators.

Here is a simple table to help you remember key roles:

You should always review your Map Strategies after each run. Change your team if you see a weak spot. Watch enemy patterns and adjust your Operator skills. This helps you clear the map faster and with fewer mistakes.

Map Layout and Challenges

Features and Hazards

You will notice that the CC6-9 map has a unique layout. The map uses narrow paths and several choke points. These paths force you to think about where to place your Operators. Some tiles have environmental hazards. For example, you might see tiles that deal damage over time or slow down your Operators. You need to avoid placing your key Operators on these tiles.

Hazards can also help you. Some maps have tiles that damage enemies. You can use these to your advantage. Place push or pull Operators near these tiles. You can move enemies onto the hazard tiles and let the map do some of the work for you.

Tip: Always check the map before you start. Look for hazard tiles and plan your Operator placement.

Common mistakes include ignoring hazard tiles or placing Medics on dangerous spots. You should always double-check your placements. If you see a hazard, try to use it against the enemy instead of letting it hurt your team.

Enemy Waves

The enemy waves in CC6-9 come in different types. You will face fast-moving enemies, heavy-armored units, and ranged attackers. Some waves send many enemies at once. Others send a few strong enemies. You need to watch the timing of each wave.

A good table can help you track enemy types:

Many players make the mistake of not preparing for mixed waves. You should always have a balanced team. Use Map Strategies to adjust your team after each run. Watch for new enemy patterns and change your Operator skills if needed.

Note: If you lose to a certain wave, check the enemy list and adjust your plan for the next try.

Team Composition

Low Rarity Operators

You do not need only six-star Operators to clear CC6-9. Many low rarity Operators can help you win. You can use units like Fang, Melantha, and Kroos. These Operators cost less to deploy. They also level up faster. You can use them to fill important roles in your team. For example, Fang can block early enemies. Kroos can attack flying units. Hibiscus can heal your team. You can upgrade these Operators with fewer resources. This helps you save for harder maps. This guide is brought to you by Bahomu.

Tip: Try different low rarity Operators. You might find a new favorite for your Map Strategies.

Defensive and Offensive Mix

A strong team needs both defense and offense. You should pick Defenders to block enemies. You can use Operators like Beagle or Cuora for this job. Place them at choke points. For offense, use Snipers and Casters. Kroos and Lava work well here. They attack from behind your Defenders. You should also add a Medic to heal your team. Hibiscus or Ansel can keep your Operators alive. A balanced team can handle mixed enemy waves.

• Defensive roles: Defenders, Medics

• Offensive roles: Snipers, Casters, Guards

You can change your team based on the contracts. If you see more heavy enemies, add more Casters. If you face fast runners, use more Snipers.

Example Squads

Here are some example squads you can try for CC6-9:

You can swap Operators based on your needs. Always check the enemy list and adjust your team. Map Strategies work best when you use the right mix of Operators. Try new setups and see what works for you.

Tactical Guide

Deployment Order

You should always plan your deployment order before you start the map. Begin with your Vanguards. They help you gain deployment points quickly. Place them near the enemy entry points, but not too close to danger zones. After you have enough points, deploy your Defenders at choke points. These Operators block enemies and protect your backline.

Next, set up your Snipers and Casters behind your Defenders. They deal damage from a safe distance. Place your Medics where they can heal both your Defenders and Vanguards. If you use Supporters or Specialists, deploy them when you see a large wave or a tough enemy.

Tip: Watch the enemy spawn order. Deploy Operators who counter the first wave. Adjust your order if the contracts change enemy types or speed.

Skill Timing

Skill timing can change the outcome of a battle. Use your Operators’ skills when you see a big wave or a strong enemy. Do not use skills as soon as they are ready. Wait for the right moment. For example, activate your Defender’s skill when many enemies arrive. Use your Sniper’s skill when flying enemies appear.

You can save healing skills for emergencies. If a contract increases enemy attack, use your Medic’s skill early to keep your team alive. Practice makes perfect. Try different timings and see what works best for each wave.

Positioning

Positioning matters a lot in CC6-9. Place Defenders at choke points to block enemies. Put Snipers and Casters on high ground or behind tanks. Medics should stay in safe spots, away from enemy fire, but close enough to heal key Operators.

Use hazard tiles to your advantage. Place push or pull Specialists near these tiles. Move enemies onto hazards to deal extra damage. Always check the map for safe spots and danger zones.

Note: Change your positioning if a contract changes enemy paths or adds new hazards. Adapt your setup after each run for better results.

Efficiency Tips

Resource Management

It is important to use your resources carefully in Arknights. Sanity, LMD, and materials all matter a lot. Spend your Sanity on stages that give good rewards. Save LMD for Operators you use most. Do not use all your resources at once. Make a weekly plan for spending.

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• Check which Operators you need for CC6-9.

• Gather materials before the event starts.

• Do daily missions to get more resources.

• Do not upgrade too many Operators at once.

Tip: Work on Operators who help you beat CC6-9. This saves both time and resources.

Operator Upgrades

Upgrading Operators helps your team get stronger. Level up your main team first. Promote them to Elite 1 or Elite 2 if you can. Skills are important too. Upgrade skills that help in CC6-9, like healing or blocking.

You do not need to upgrade every Operator all the way. Pick a few for each job. Upgrade them slowly, step by step.

Experimentation

Trying new ideas helps you learn more quickly. You can switch Operators and try new spots. Watch how enemies move on the map. Change your team if you lose. Use guides and videos from other players for help.

• Try low rarity Operators in different jobs.

• Test skill timing in each run.

• Ask for help in forums or Discord.

Note: Every player finds their own best way to win. Do not be scared to try new things. You will get better with practice.

You can beat CC6-9 well if you do these things:

• Look at the map and check enemy waves before you play.

• Make a team with both strong and simple operators.

• Change your plan for each contract and hazard you see.

Use new operators and try different spots. Each map lets you learn new things. Share your best ideas or ask questions in the comments!

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FAQ

What Operators should you upgrade first for CC6-9?

Upgrade your main Defender, Sniper, and Medic. These roles help you block enemies, deal damage, and heal your team. Focus on low rarity units if you lack high rarity ones.

How do you handle hazard tiles on the map?

Check the map before you start. Place push or pull Specialists near hazard tiles. Move enemies onto these tiles to deal extra damage. Avoid putting key Operators on dangerous spots.

Can you clear CC6-9 with only low rarity Operators?

Yes, you can. Use Operators like Fang, Kroos, and Hibiscus. They cost less to deploy and upgrade. Mix them with strong units if you have them for better results.

What is the best way to adapt to risk contracts?

Read each contract before you play. Change your team to match the new rules. Use more Defenders or Medics if enemies get stronger. Try different setups until you find one that works.