Jailbird — Console controls at a glance
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OverviewJailbird Remastered is a gang-warfare shooter on Roblox where two teams fight to outscore each other across multiple rounds. This guide covers the basics of getting started, choosing weapons, using movement options, and redeeming codes.
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Console controls at a glance
TableIf you play on a controller, these are the bindings the game uses.
| Ping | D-Pad Up |
| Tactical | D-Pad Left |
| Crouch | Tap B |
| Prone | Hold B |
| Knife | R3 |
Movement and positioning habits that win rounds
TipsThe game gives you more than just shooting — crouching reduces how big a target you are and steadies your aim, while going prone steadies it even further. Knife kills work in one hit.
- Crouch when you are holding a corner.
- Go prone for long-range fights.
- Switch to your knife only when an enemy is right on top of you, since it kills in one hit at that range.
Ranked mode requirements and structure
CheckRanked mode is separate from Casual and runs under different rules. A match begins when eight, ten, or twelve players have queued up. There is also a ban-weapon phase at the start of Ranked matches, which does not exist in Casual. Disconnecting without finishing a Ranked match counts as a loss and reduces your Elo Rating automatically.
- Confirm your rank meets the minimum required to enter Ranked mode.
- Expect a weapon-ban phase at the start of each Ranked match.
- Know that a match starts at 8, 10, or 12 players.
- Stay connected an unintended disconnect still counts as a loss and drops your Elo Rating.
- Check your Grade in your profile, which is tied to your Elo Rating performance.
Redeeming codes for rewards
WarnThe game distributes codes through its official social channels and in-game announcements. Each code can only be redeemed once per account. This site currently tracks one working code — the live code itself is inserted automatically on the page.
Weapon attachments and cosmetic customisation
SummaryThe game includes sight attachments and an attachments crate system. Crates give skins or attachments for a specific weapon. Duplicate pulls convert into Tokens you can spend in the Token shop. Victory poses and characters come in Common, Rare, Epic, and Legendary tiers.
- Attachment crates drop skins and attachments for one specific weapon
- Tokens earned from duplicate drops, spendable in the Token shop
- Character rarity tiers Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary
- Victory pose rarity tiers Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary
- Sight attachments one of the attachment types available
Glossary
Glossary- Casual
- A match type with no rank requirement.
- Ranked
- The competitive match type that requires a minimum rank to enter and tracks your Elo Rating.
- Elo Rating (ER)
- A score that drops when you lose or disconnect from a Ranked match.
- Overtime
- A 15-second tiebreaker phase where a suitcase spawns and a team wins by standing near it for four seconds.
- Prone
- Lying flat on the ground, activated by holding B on console.
- Tokens
- Currency earned from duplicate crate drops that you spend in the Token shop.
- Grade
- A rating visible on your profile that reflects your Ranked performance.
Common questions
FAQWhat happens if my internet cuts out during a Ranked match?
An unintended disconnect is still recorded as a loss and your Elo Rating drops automatically.
How does the kick-vote system work?
Kicking a player from a server requires at least five votes and 75 percent of those votes must be in favour. Players who are kicked cannot rejoin the same server.
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