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Many players who are new to Contra Future may not be quite clear on how to play the mech battles. As one of the most popular PVP modes in the game, each match of the mech battle involves 12 players, divided into two teams - 4 "big guys" piloting heavy mechs, against 8 agile warriors operating human characters. Below, I will introduce you to the basic gameplay and some tips for getting started with mech battles.

The map used for mech battles is called Storm Canyon. On this map, 12 players are divided into two teams: on one side are 4 players driving heavy mechs, and on the other side are 8 players controlling human characters, engaging in an asymmetrical confrontation. The mechs possess powerful firepower and thick armor, making them seem like mobile turrets that can make anyone's scalp tingle; while humans, although having less health, can run and jump, operate flexibly, and use the terrain for guerrilla warfare.

Mech players use a third-person perspective, capable of double jumps, and can suppress enemies with missiles and various heavy weapons; human players use a first-person perspective, equipped with submachine guns, sniper rifles, assault rifles, and other conventional weapons, and can also find powerful items on the map to fight against mechs.

The victory conditions are simple: if the mechs eliminate all humans within the time limit, or if the humans fail to destroy all the mechs by the end of the time, then the mechs win; conversely, if the humans manage to take down all the mechs and their pilots, then the humans win.

In the Storm Canyon map, many cover points can be destroyed, along with various dynamic elements. Mechs can use their firepower to blow up the cover points of humans, forcing them to show themselves; humans can use the environment to move quickly, set ambushes, and even create new tactical positions by destroying the environment.

If you're playing as a mech, it's recommended not to go solo, but rather to act together with your teammates, using jumps and high-damage weapons to quickly clear out the cover points of the humans, giving them little room to maneuver; if you're a human, remember to spread out, but also be ready to support each other, focusing on attacking the shields and main weapons of the mechs, and don't panic when a mech rushes at you, use your big weapons reasonably, and you might even be able to counterattack successfully.

Whether you prefer to charge around in a steel behemoth or use positioning and strategy to stage a beautiful counterattack, the mech battle mode offers a thrilling and strategic combat experience. What are you waiting for? Get online and try it out yourself! That concludes the introduction to how to play the mech battles in Contra Future.