Guide Sniper 3D Gun Shooter Free

1. Hone Your Skills on the Shooting Range Like any soldier running off to war in some unknown land, it's best to get in some basic training before you ship out. That's where the shooting range comes into play for  SE4 --  it gets you up to speed with all the game's core mechanics and helps you learn in a (semi) relaxed environment. You won't have enemies shooting at you, but you will have to contend with moving targets and targets on timers. Whether you want to better understand windage and bullet drop, test out your submachine gun, or get a few head shots in with your pistol, there are three separate ranges where you can do all of that. What's more, you're also graded on your performance for each range (bronze, silver, and gold). Doing well and achieving a high score on each range gives you ribbons and experience points, that latter of which helps you rank up and unlock more branches of your skill tree. 2. Pay Attention to Your Load-Out ...

Beginners 1: If you’re a beginner, focus on gaining medals and getting familiar with the game. Sheriff and Hunter are both good beginner classes. 2: You WILL NOT get very far at first. It takes a bit of practice and medal gathering. Don’t get frustrated. 3: First medals to pursue should be the chicken medals and the Prayer, Provoker, and Boomer medals. 4: If you’re using a shotgun or hunter’s rifle, always reload after you shoot – at least until the later levels. You will never run out of ammo and will shoot slightly faster on low level guns. 5: Make sure you have at least one of a Rogue, Ranger, or Noble in your party. They are the only classes that can learn the Active skill. 6: Buy chickens on page 2 of the TOWER. There is no way around it; you will not go far without lots and lots of chickens. You can also get a few chickens by the Go Searching option at the INN. 7: Always have one or two accurate backup weapons and keep them loaded. If you have an auto-bow, ...

CLASSES Rogue  : Critical kills always drop coins; coins more valuable. So-so ability. IMO: Not an easy character to play. Survivability is largely dependent on how soon you can get a bow gun or laser pistol. He is not that great as an ally either as both skills and weapons are not battle oriented. However, he is definitely the best money maker with his many party skills. Hunter  : Ability decreases range penalty. Largely useless except with shotgun. IMO: Good beginner class as he starts with a bow gun. His few fighting skills make him harder for the late game as a player, but is a good ally choice with his bow and variety of unique party skills. Sheriff  : Every weapon given innate impact ability. Unnoticeable in beginning, but pretty good at high levels – especially with the auto-shotgun. IMO: Great class. I consider the shotgun the best gun class and the Sheriff has all the shotgun boosting abilities. Once you get the hang of using the three shot...