Use things teammates can see
Call a nearby landmark, a visible doorway, or the direction of the pack. Short descriptions such as “pack at the stairs” are easier to act on than a guessed map name. The current vote UI and what the team can see are safer references than an old fixed atlas.
Call the exit before the pressure
When a group crowds one corridor, say which route remains open before everyone moves. Keep camera attention on the approach and leave room to sidestep. If you draw attention from a pack, move away from the group rather than pulling it through teammates holding a lane.
Name the round condition
Repeat a special-round banner once so the team knows that a normal survival plan may not apply. Dog Day is a vote modifier that adds extra dogs in current guide materials; Death, Divine Instincts, KEEP IT CLEAN, and Juggernaut have distinct objectives. Do not invent a reward or role from the name alone.
Keep chat useful and fair
Use concise calls instead of spam. Never pressure teammates to install scripts, share account details, or follow an exploit. A team can coordinate without voice chat; visible landmarks and the game’s own prompts are enough for a basic callout.