#Shellshock live single player guide upgrade
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After the first shot you may have to tweak the aim so it actually hits the bot instead of hitting right above it. If this doesn't happen, reset.ДЇor the other AI, count 25 ticks left and fire. Carnival TossShots: Limited (6 One-Bounce)Дo I need to move?: There's no way to moveДЄim at -45Вє right (45Вє but downwards) max force and fire two One-Bounces to kill the top AI and hit the top target. Now DON'T move, count 3 ticks left, switch to Horizon and fire to kill the left-most AI.ДЇor the last AI (still keep yourself in place), aim 45Вє right, max force, count 15 ticks left and 45 ticks down, then fire the strongest thing you've got there.

#Shellshock live single player guide upgrade

(image is wrong because of tank upgrade issues) Move again all the way right, aim straight up, count 20 ticks right and fire another normal Shot to hit the smaller target. Move all the way right, aim 45Вє right, max force, count 2 ticks right and fire a normal Shot to hit the bigger target. Besides being a very obvious reference, they're very helpful, especially when you're in a hole and they spawn right above you (considering it's your turn and nobody else's). Thinking With PortalsShots: Limited (6 - 1 Breaker, 1 Horizon, 3 Shot, 1 Splitter) Upgrading tracks can (and will) make missions like Thinking with Portals NOT work (bot battles are fine though, you can do as you wish but think twice and be sure to reset before trying missions like these). Oh, and a word of advice: this guide was made with the following in mind: RESET YOUR UPGRADES TO DO THE MISSIONS. Ok, you're all prepped up, let's do some missions. Keep that in mind, as it can change the outcome of your mission (shots may miss if you're not in an exact position). If you see the expression 'move all the way right', for example, it means 'go right until your fuel goes to 0'.

I may also aid you whether you'll have to move or not, along with how much fuel you have in the mission (or whether there's not fuel at all), and if you have pre-set weapons or not. Sure, you can aim with the mouse too, it's your playstyle after all, but keep in mind using the arrows is way more accurate and they may help you when you want to snipe that little tank fella. Here's a screenshot to make it easier for you to get the hang of aiming, along with the most common degrees. aim straight left = 0Вє left, max force (100) aim straight up = 90Вє up, max force (100)

#Shellshock live single player guide plus

You have a 360Вє angle, plus a force from 0 to 100, so that means: So if you aim straight up (90Вє) and you go, let's say, 10 ticks right, you have pressed the right arrow key 10 times and are now aiming at a 80Вє angle. Ticks are often used to make shots more accurate, since you have a 360Вє angle to fire. If you used the keyboard arrows to play you may have noticed each time you press one of the keys, you hear a 'tick' sound. If not, go play the Tutorial right now and come back later. If you played the Tutorial I hope you're already used to the game's basic commands.

#Shellshock live single player guide free

If you know this already, feel free to skip this. Before starting this, I'll teach some expressions most veteran players use, like 'ticks'.