Acquitted – Quick Survival Tips

You bought the game. It was fun for 5 minutes. Now it has gotten pretty hard. Now what? Here’s 7 tips to get more bang for your buck out of this game.

Survival Tips

All credit goes to lost_ronin_soul !

Tip 1: Run And Gun

Try to run along the perimeter in one direction only, like its a big square track. instead of a full map Try to kill only whats in front of you as much as possible (but its always good to deviate to kill moltov cocktail throwers/gold chain wearing thieves). Running backwards to get power ups is a fools errand and leads to death often.Don’t do it unless you want o risk getting mobbed. If you pew pew the zombies in front of your run path, it’s easier to collect their loot drops without getting bum rushed.

I keep running the full perimeter pattern trying to reduce zombies until I get to the single digits at the end of wave 3 of 3 (the wave and remaining zombies # in the wave can be tracked in the top right). Also, try to not hug the outside border wall though; treat it like NASCAR instead [get to the inside lane]. What I mean is don’t hug the border of the game. Getting too close to the border wall will open you up to higher chances of getting caught in missed moltov cocktail blasts that hit the wall next to you.

Tip 2: Order A Box To Go

You can use boxes in the early levels in the middle of the thin walk ways. If placed correctly it will allow you to get a little bit of breathing room when you run into that area from the first kind of boss. This tip stopped working for me when the “they/them” 2nd boss type zombies spawn (I am not a biologist, so I am unable to call those bulky strong blondes ‘females’, sorry) . The auto turret works like a box [that shoots ^_^] as an obstacle. turrets can help clean up bosses on wave 3 of 3 but they don’t last forever and have a long cool down to reload.

Tip 3: Know Your Guns

The standard rifle works fine until you get the traditional weapon of choice against zombies…the classic shot gun. Always reload by pressing “R” when the action wanes so you can be fully loaded the next time things get sporty. The next best gun is the mini-gun. Just keep its barrel cycling always. So practice tap firing every few steps even if nothing is there. Tap burst will allows the mini gun to not over heat but be ready for combat. This will help you push through a wall of zombies with less chances of getting stuck in the mob. use the number key to scroll to your weapon at the start of the round for best results. Switching to the sniper rifle is useful for taking out bosses if you are at the end of wave 3 of 3 and want to kill the bosses quicker.

Quick reference of the best safe crowd clearing main weapons: AR < Shotty < Mini Gun.

Tip 4: Try To Not Kill Boss Zombies In Tight Walkways

It would be unfortunate to find a fat whale of a zombie blocking your escape path down the line. If this does happens, don’t despair for they can be removed with a rocket launcher.

Tip 5: Kill The Bosses Last

This works until level 20. On level 20 there is 5, so killing one if an opportunity is available is helpful because you are less likely to run into one in front of you as you run along the perimeter.

Tip 6: Moar Easier Mode, Please

You can adjust the map level by clicking the yellow tabs on the left side after you get passed the first main menu, but before you resume your campaign if you want to play a more relaxed game.

Tip 7: Save Somefin’ For The Commiequeens

Throwing grenades at bosses stuns bosses, giving you a way to put some distance from the 2nd kind of boss (who can gain on you if you tap fire the mini gun unskillfully). So saving them for boss escapes helps in later levels

Volodymyr Azimoff
About Volodymyr Azimoff 13990 Articles
I love games and I live games. Video games are my passion, my hobby and my job. My experience with games started back in 1994 with the Metal Mutant game on ZX Spectrum computer. And since then, I’ve been playing on anything from consoles, to mobile devices. My first official job in the game industry started back in 2005, and I'm still doing what I love to do.

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