How to Play the Gun in Lost Castle 2: A Beginner's Guide

The fire gun in Lost Castle 2, as a high-skill-cap remote weapon, combines flexibility and burst power, suitable for players who prefer mid-range combat. However, it does have a certain learning curve for new players. Today, I will bring you a guide on how to play the fire gun in Lost Castle 2. The fire gun is divided into four modules: pistol, machine gun, cannon, and sniper, each with distinct attack characteristics and applicable scenarios. Let's get to know them!

The basic attack of the fire gun consists of three consecutive shots, with a fixed 0.3-second reload interval after each shot. This mechanism requires players to precisely control their attack rhythm to avoid being approached by enemies during the reload gap. The special skill "Backward Dodge" is the core survival method for the fire gun, allowing quick distance creation during attacks, especially useful against charging enemies or bosses' rush skills. When facing the "Dual Knight with Sword and Gun," you can predict their action and immediately use the backward dodge, which not only avoids damage but also adjusts your position for continued output. The fire gun has an area-of-effect (AOE) damage, making it efficient at clearing monsters, but note that its range is relatively short among remote weapons, so it's important to reasonably control the distance from enemies.

The practical performance of different fire gun modules varies greatly. The pistol module excels in mid-range AOE, with normal attacks capable of penetrating multiple targets, and the special skill covers half the screen, making it suitable for defending positions or fighting in narrow terrains. The machine gun module has a fast firing rate and stable output, ideal for prolonged battles, but pay attention to ammunition management. The cannon module increases range when set up but loses mobility, making it less effective against highly mobile targets, not recommended for beginners. The sniper module has the longest range, suitable for precise elimination of elite units, but one must maintain a safe distance to avoid close encounters.

Weapon selection also depends on your playstyle. The "Evil Dragon Bone" summons spirits to attack nearby enemies and return thermal energy, achieving both offense and defense. The "Golden Destroyer" enhances output and survivability when overloading mode is activated, but be mindful of mana consumption. For beginners, the "Flintlock Pistol" is recommended, as its "Ammo Reload" skill reduces reload time, minimizing the output vacuum period. The "Corroded Fire Gun" provides a powerful "Evil God's Touch" crowd control skill, suitable for dealing with dense enemy groups in AOE situations.

In summary, fire gun players should focus on positioning and resource management, using explosive barrels or acid barrels in the environment to cause additional resilience damage and interrupt enemy actions. By rationally combining modules, optimizing attack rhythms, and flexibly using special skills, the fire gun can become a powerful tool for clearing the game!