Introduction to the Archer Class in Lost Castle 2: A Guide to Playing as an Archer in the Mobile Game

In recent roguelike games, Lost Castle 2 has been mentioned quite a bit by players. This sequel to Lost Castle garnered a lot of attention after its announcement. The new entry shows some progress in both visuals and gameplay, making the game even more enjoyable. Below is an introduction to the archery playstyle in Lost Castle 2. Bows are a relatively rare weapon in this game, and many players prefer to use melee or staff-type weapons for combat, so those who enjoy playing with bows may not find much information on the archery playstyle. Next, we will introduce the current archery playstyle in the game.

First, before playing the archery playstyle, players must have a good understanding of bows. Many players have a misconception about this playstyle, believing that to deal maximum damage, one must attack at close range. In fact, this is not the case. Bows can maintain their maximum damage even at some distance. When playing any playstyle, players should prioritize their survival. If you attack at close range, your survivability will significantly decrease. Some players argue that the aerial shot damage from the bow is very high, which is true. We can use aerial shots against elite enemies, but it's too time-consuming and inefficient against regular enemies.

Therefore, when dealing with regular enemies, you can use normal shots. Normal shots have a fast attack speed and can penetrate, making them very effective against multiple regular enemies. Although jump shots are very useful in the archery playstyle, it is recommended to use them only against specific enemies; otherwise, they might backfire. Many people choose the archery playstyle because using a bow gives a very elegant and cool feeling. However, to achieve both elegance and skill, it requires a lot of practice.

When facing enemies, archers need to keep displacement abilities regardless of the type of attack. Many players, in pursuit of excessive flair, do not reserve their displacement skills. Once a special situation arises, it could put their lives at great risk. Therefore, when fighting enemies, always keep 1-2 displacement skills to handle any unexpected changes.

The single-shot damage from a bow is generally not very high, and players usually rely on combos to deal more damage. A commonly used combo technique is the aerial continuous shot, which involves jumping and then performing a series of attacks, using the skill's characteristics to refresh the attack, thus achieving an aerial continuous shot. This method can typically hit up to 5 times, and usually, it hits 4 times. For this technique, players should not jump too low, as a low jump can cause accuracy to be off, making it difficult to hit the enemy.

Secondly, jumping too low leaves a larger opening, and if the enemy exploits this, the player's survival becomes a significant issue. Currently, there are several bows that can be used in the air, with the most recommended being the Bull's Horn, an epic bow with 60 attack power and an additional 25% critical hit damage. The weapon's ability is to fire tracking arrows to the ground, which can be combined with the continuous shot for output.

Bow runes are generally red, with most secondary runes being blue. When using a bow, players can consider using elemental attributes for attacks. Currently, the popular choice is the freeze attribute, as it can control enemies while attacking, making it highly effective in combat.

When shooting on flat ground, the damage might be around 100, but when shooting in the air, the damage can reach 200-300. The higher you jump, the higher the damage. If the distance is too high, the enemy cannot attack you.

The above is an introduction to the archery playstyle in Lost Castle 2. Currently, the archery playstyle is relatively unified, mainly relying on various techniques to deal more damage. If your skills are not yet mature, avoid close-range attacks to reduce the difficulty of survival.