Sniper Elite 5 How To Use Medkit
Alesha Canant
When things go wrong, however, players can start to take a serious amount of damage quickly. This makes mastering the ability to collect health items and use them rapidly essential. Especially for players who are honing their skills for the soon-to-release Sniper Elite 5. For Sniper Elite 4 players looking to collect and use medkits in the game, this guide is here to help.
Medkits are just one option available to players looking to recover from a confrontation in the game. Bandages are another available option and these have their own list of advantages. These items are much more common across the open areas players make their way through in Sniper Elite 4.
Both bandages and medkits can be found in supply crates and scattered at camps and around the mission area, but the former are much more common than the latter. If players of Sniper Elite 4, one of the better sniper games, play it safe, they will likely need to use these items less and less.
I can think of dozens of games that support co-op play, but that given different circumstances, I mostly played them by myself. Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army and Killing Floor were two clear exceptions for me since those experiences can get boring super fast in single player. But they become something else entirely in co-op, especially with a bunch of friends and a few snacks. Hours flew by during Friday and Saturday nights, and I always go back to those times with memories, missing that free time more than I probably should.
Full Metal Furies places itself in a similar vein, but exceeds itself in different ways. Away from being a shooter (although there are guns here and there), it introduces itself as a 2D brawler with a surprising focus on puzzle solving and secrets scattered pretty much everywhere. The game lets you command a group of four women, each with its own playstyle depending on the weapon they carry. And they are all super badass as well.
Whichever you of playing you choose will surely be tied to your preferences, but do keep in mind that Full Metal Furies is a hard game. As in evilish hard. I have mostly played this with just one partner besides me, and even though we were literally next to each other to coordinate and try to organize how to approach that one medkit that suddenly appeared as a last salvation, we had a rough time.
I have played Shank 2, Castle Crashers, and many other co-op brawlers, but Full Metal Furies requires precision and a clear knowledge of what your character can and cannot dude in order to endure. For example, the one I used had the chance to counter attacks, but only if this was done as timely as possible with an incoming blow. My partner was using the sniper, and again, every missed shot was the difference between life and death.
So, you've picked up Sniper Elite 5 and don't know anything about the franchise? Yeah, same! After hearing just a little bit about the game, I was convinced to give it a shot, and I did not regret it! Since I didn't know much about the franchise, I found myself making stupid mistakes. To better avoid those, here are 10 tips & tricks to get you started on Sniper Elite 5!
Upon booting the game, Sniper Elite 5 offers you a total of five preset difficulties to choose from and a whopping 29 unique settings to change. This lets you alter enemy AI, enemy damage, player resistance, and even HUD elements!
Although playing with the customisable difficulty can be exciting to have the right settings, I recommend you play in Sharpshooter first and experiment later. Not only are Cadet and lower too easy but anything above Sharpshooter might be too difficult. Once you've got a feel for the game, tweak the settings according to what you learned!
Trust me, I understand the fear of facing an invasion PvP game mode; I had to deal with that in DEATHLOOP when Julianna started getting too chummy in my runs, and I faced plenty of invaders in my first DARK SOULS playthrough with a friend. I understand how nerve-wracking invasion PvP can be.
All that said, I think trying out Sniper Elite 5's invasion PvP mode is something that everyone playing the game should do at least once. After facing my fears and struggles with it, I swiftly learned that invasion PvP is probably one of my favourite modes, and I was ecstatic to have it available in this title too!
Although the game is greatly optimised for sniping, you can take down enemies through melee takedowns or use other guns that aren't rifles to kill them. If you want to rush in head-first, it's your call. If you want to play as a sniper, that's your call too! Learn what you want to do and stick to it; it's the best way to have fun!
Sniper Elite 5 has a big emphasis on exploration; not only can you encounter side missions to complete, but you can also find collectibles or even preferable vantage points to take your enemies out. Plus, the scenery is gorgeous!
Trek out into the stunning French environments and look for things. Sure, collectibles and side missions are great (especially for EXP and completionists), but more importantly you can find workbenches that teach you recipes for rifle parts. In the second campaign mission, you can find your first suppressor!
Every time you kill an enemy Nazi, they'll drop a gun. These guns have an orange-hue background that helps you better identify them as Nazi weapons rather than your own. These weapons often have very little ammo, and it might be tempting to try to save them for the right encounter, but don't; you can't even stow them.
Instead, use them to have fun; they tend to have incredibly powerful bullets, but they run out of ammo quickly and Karl Fairburne drops them after practically every action. Go crazy and shoot everyone with them; it's nice not to have to worry about ammo for once!
This is a variable tip, as it heavily depends on which difficulty you'll be tackling the game on as well. Players in the Sharpshooter difficulty with moderately good aim should be able to keep a fully-reloaded weapon almost at any given point.
Since I recommend playing in Sharpshooter difficulty, this tip applies with that setting too; you won't need to search everyone. Although enemies drop bandages, medkits, and grenades, you should be well-stocked with them soon enough, and looting them might be a waste of time. If you have the patience to do it, go for it! But otherwise, feel free to skip it and only do so when necessary.
Naturally, this seems a bit obvious, but I still decided to add this because I know how many people might not want to do them. I think side missions are an important part of the experience for Sniper Elite 5, as it works a lot as the main content present in the campaign.
Play through the quests, explore on the way to your objective, and you should find a side mission or two to complete. These don't take too long, offer a lot more fighting, and will ultimately increase your level in the long run, which should allow you to unlock handy perks.
Bonus: If you're struggling with combat, use some of your skill points to unlock "Health Boost 1" and "Health Boost 2", as they are some of the best perks in the game. That said, if you like struggling, perhaps be more conservative with your skill points, as the perks might make the game drastically easier for some.
It might feel tempting to just tag everything in your vicinity to be able to see it all but, eventually, this becomes overwhelming. If you actively tag everything in your range of vision, you'll soon find yourself confused as to what each individual tag is, making it difficult to properly traverse the area.
Instead, try using your tagging sparingly, and use it to indicate where you've been. The campaign maps are quite large, and you might get lost as to where you've been and explored; to remedy this, use a tag for an item nearby to tell your future self that you've already been there.
I know you can disable the bullet interacting with gravity and wind, but I don't recommend you do that, at least not right away. Try out the intended Sniper Elite 5 experience first and, if you decide you don't like it, feel free to remove it afterwards.
I think it's important to try out the sniping because it really adds to the realism factor along with making it incredibly gratifying when you land a kill shot from very far away. This gratification makes Sniper Elite 5 all the more enjoyable because succeeding a shot is a phenomenal experience.
Sniper Elite 5 is the perfect title to just have fun with. Play the campaign and set the NPC enemies to be weak for an easy Nazi genocide, or make the game extremely hard and see how much you advance; the options are there to experiment. Even if this is a "sniper" game, if you prefer to charge into battle, you should!
Games are meant to be fun, and very few games give as many opportunities to customise your experience quite as Sniper Elite 5 does. So take advantage of the option, and have as much fun as you can with the game! Disregard "sniper" supremacy, and play your preferred way.
That's it for our 10 tips & tricks for Sniper Elite 5! Did we miss anything? Feel free to let us know down in the comments below; I like to consider myself a novice until I've finished the game, so I know there's still plenty for me to learn!
In Zombie Army 4: Dead War, you are tasked with fighting off hordes of undead soldiers using a variety of weapons. While that might sound straightforward enough for a third-person shooter spun off from the Sniper Elite series, you are bound to find out just how monumental the task is should you attempt to do so without preparation.
This is where our newbie-friendly tips come in. We've compiled a few things worth knowing before attempting to play the game, with the goal of taking you that much closer to winning the war against the undead when you do.
As its subtitle suggests, Zombie Army 4 has you fighting in an all-out war with an undead army. This means you'll often be facing off against hordes of enemies at once, making it easy to get overrun by them if you are not careful.
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