Moco Game Beginner's Guide Introduction to Moco Game Entry-level Playstyles

moco is a multiplayer cooperative hunting mobile game recently launched in testing by Tencent. Players, as "hunters," travel through parallel worlds to fight against chaotic monsters. To help everyone quickly find the game's rhythm, here are some beginner tips for moco. The core of the game is lightweight operation + team dungeon challenges. New players need to master weapon characteristics and dungeon gameplay. Below, we will cover character development, dungeon techniques, and more to help you get started quickly.

The first task at the beginning is to familiarize yourself with the basic operations and resource cycles. After entering the game, complete Luna's new player guide first: the left virtual joystick controls movement, and the three buttons on the lower right correspond to normal attack, dodge, and roll (swipe the screen to the right) and skill release. When advancing, use your left hand to control positioning, and tap the normal attack button with your right hand to automatically lock onto the nearest target. After each two normal attacks, immediately follow with a roll to cancel the backswing (saving about 0.5 seconds of delay). Resource collection is key—defeating small monsters drops "blueprints" and "chaos cores." After exiting the dungeon, find the 3D printer in the room and use 5 blueprints to create a new weapon (such as the Wolf Call Stick), which is the core way to increase combat power.

For starting characters, choose the initial Big Stick and the Wolf Call Stick, balancing survival and output. The initial Big Stick (melee) is suitable for the front-line position 1: its normal attack is a fan-shaped swing, and when facing multiple monsters, hold down the normal attack button for continuous output. Prioritize upgrading the tracking missile skill (click the skill icon to automatically lock onto 3 targets), which is best for hitting long-range fragile monsters. The Wolf Call Stick (mid-range) stands in position 2: its normal attack covers a fan-shaped area like a shotgun, and you need to maintain a 5-meter distance for output. When health is low (below 40%), hold down the Wild Healing to restore health. When playing in a duo, the Big Stick takes the front to absorb damage, while the Wolf Call Stick provides additional output from the back, allowing you to easily clear the first five chapters without pressure.

For a four-player example: the tank (Big Stick) stands in position 1, opens the fight, then moves around the pillars to avoid the boss's red circle skill. The DPS (Wolf Call Stick) stands in position 2, waiting for the tank to stabilize aggro before using the Ground Shockwave to interrupt the small monsters' charge. The healer (Tech Glove player) stands at an angle, throwing healing water balls at the tank's feet. When the boss summons axe-throwing monsters, the DPS should immediately switch to the Multi-Electricity Controller to control the field, preventing the team from collapsing.

The core during the beginner phase is the Big Stick taking damage + Wolf Call Stick output + fast material farming. In terms of operation, pay attention to the kiting mechanism of normal attacks plus movement, and prioritize upgrading the main weapon's awakening. This way, everyone can master the game's rhythm in a short time. Go ahead and give it a try!