Fire out and a person still inside are different objectives. The official loop is to fight the fire and search with your crew. Lifesaver and Guardian only count victims carried out alive.
Carry a person out
- Put the mask on before a smoky search, and open a blocked door with the axe so you have a way out as well as a way in.
- Search for the trapped person. One walkthrough looks for people while other players handle the fire. Another works the exterior fire first. Those are two examples, not a required order.
- Use the carry interaction. If your body percentage drops, leave and let it recover. Do not treat the mask as permission to stand in the flames.
- Take the person outside and put them down. Check the rescue notice and the victim count. In one house-fire example the confirmation was a victim-rescued notice and an all-saved count after the put-down, not when the fire died and not when the carry started.
- Read the rest of the call. Everyone Home, a creator-reported personnel-file achievement, asks for every trapped victim out alive on that call. It is not one of the seven enabled Roblox badges.
No reviewed source gives a required drop-zone radius, an ambulance-loading step for that house-fire example, or a revive action. The house-fire example used a fire engine and an outside release.
Cat in a tree
A creator guide treats a cat rescue as its own call.
- Attach to the cat call so its location is the one you follow.
- Reach the cat. In that example the player jumped up the tree and used the rescue interaction. That does not establish a required ladder placement.
- Put the cat down and look for cat-rescued feedback before you leave.
What counts for the official badges
| Badge | Official wording | What to count |
|---|---|---|
| Lifesaver | Carry a victim out alive | One completed living rescue |
| Guardian | Carry 25 victims out alive | 25 completed living rescues, not pickups |
The living-rescue calculator subtracts your own count from 25. It cannot see your account.