I Am Your Beast Locked Out: Finding an S-Rank Example

Locked Out is Support Group 4

If you are searching for the named stage, look in Support Group. Creator SomeMug lists Locked Out as its fourth level, with the relevant segment beginning at 44:00 in the community All S Ranks video directory.

This distinction matters because a search for “locked out” also finds general complaints about progression gates. Those discussions may have nothing to do with this particular level. Match the set and title on your selector before applying advice.

Build a comparison you can actually use

Read the mission objective in your own game, then watch the demonstration’s opening. Compare what the player accomplishes before the first major change of direction with what your route accomplishes. Pause the video and test that short sequence rather than trying to reproduce the whole run from memory.

For each segment, ask: what task was advanced, what equipment was needed, and where does the player go next? Write down actions you can see, keeping them separate from assumptions about shortcuts or scoring.

Check the result in your version

The chapter directory verifies the level’s identity and an S-rank demonstration, but it does not supply a written objective list, exact rank limit, or confirmed item locations. This concise guide therefore links the example instead of inventing a turn-by-turn solution.

Use your result screen to distinguish a missed requirement from a slow completion. Practice the specific interaction or transition responsible, then compare another complete attempt. The 44:00 chapter mark is not an S threshold. If your layout or rules differ, first check that you are following the same edition and the same Support Group stage.