So, you just navigated through an intense mission in *Ready or Not*, successfully eliminated all threats, rescued the hostages, and did everything by the book. But then – bam – you get slapped with a “Mission Not Complete” message. Frustrating, isn't it? Don't worry, you're not alone. Here's a comprehensive guide on how to fix the “Mission Not Complete” issue in *Ready or Not*.

1. Double-Check Your Objectives

The first step is to thoroughly review your objectives. Even if you believe you've covered all bases, the game might have a different opinion. Failing to complete every objective can lead to this error, though you can still vote to end the mission.

How to Check:

Hit the Tab button to bring up the mission menu and scrutinize the objective list. If you see anything marked in red or listed as incomplete, that's where your issue lies. Here are some common objectives that players often overlook:

• Reporting downed suspects or civilians – If you've incapacitated or killed someone, you must report it by interacting with them (default key: F). This applies to both suspects and civilians.
• Securing evidence (weapons, bombs, etc.) – Make sure to secure any weapons dropped by suspects. If a gun is left on the ground, pick it up.
• Completing optional objectives – Some missions come with additional tasks like disabling security systems. Skipping these can result in an incomplete mission status.
• Ensuring all hostages are safe – Check that every civilian is properly rescued and not still tied up somewhere.

Fix: Revisit the map and ensure nothing was missed.

For more details, check out our article on All Soft Objectives in Ready or Not, Listed.

2. The Vote-to-End Issue (Multiplayer)

This issue often catches players off guard in co-op mode. For the mission to be considered complete, every player must vote to end it. If just one player misses the vote prompt, you'll encounter the “Mission Not Complete” error in *Ready or Not*.

How to Fix:

• Ensure all players hit Y (default key) when the vote prompt appears.
• If someone fails to vote, use voice or text chat to remind them.
• If a player is AFK, you might need to wait or remove them from the session.
• For connection issues, see our guide on how to fix ‘Can’t Connect to Host’ in *Ready or Not*.
• If the vote screen doesn't appear for some players, consider restarting the mission.

3. Objective Bugs

Sometimes, despite completing all objectives, the game fails to recognize your efforts.

Common Bugs:

• The game might not register secured weapons.
• A hostage might not be counted as rescued even if they are.
• An objective might remain incomplete despite meeting the conditions.

How to Fix:

• Restart the mission and try again.
• In multiplayer, switching the host can sometimes help as the game may track objectives differently for different players.
• Verify your game files through Steam: Right-click *Ready or Not* > Properties > Local Files > Verify Integrity of Game Files. This can repair missing or corrupted files that might be causing issues.

The Classic ‘Restart and Hope’ Method

If none of the above solutions work, restarting the mission might be your last resort. Although not ideal, *Ready or Not* is still in development, and mission completion bugs are not uncommon. If a mission stubbornly refuses to complete, restarting could be your quickest fix.

That's how you can tackle the “Mission Not Complete” problem in *Ready or Not*.

Ready or Not is available now on PC.