Easier than the first one...
And that one frustrated me, lol.
This one got too easy after I got a hold of 7 and 9 (Zapper and Raygun respectively). 7 was for the clearing of falling crap (vaporizes all falling debris) and 9 handled everything else. Ahh-nold did amuse me and The Combine reference brought back memories.
Pro Tip:
- Each gun has a corresponding number:
1. Musket
2. Shotgun
3. Machinegun
4. Bazooka
5. Sniper
6. Flamer
7. Zapper
8. Taugun
9. Raygun
- Buy the shotty ASAP and have no less than 50 shells and no more than 70 per level. Ignore with the Sniper Rifle purchase.
- MG, 300-400 rounds at any given time should be enough. Ignore with the Zapper Purchase.
- Sniper Rifle, 100 in any round should be fine - 200 if you don't feel comfy. Ignore with the purchase of the Raygun.
- Use the Zapper in an arcing motion for maximum birds hit.
- You may also use the Zapper to fry all droppings in it's cone of fire.
- The Raygun is just an MG on steroids that doesn't need to be reloaded and has an 'after effect' like the Zapper. The trail you make is also deadly. You may use it like a light saber. Make sure you have no less than 500 rounds per level.
- Hitting the gun's corresponding number is an auto-reload. Just make sure you have at least one (1) round left before you do this. The Zapper takes a bit to reload.
- Ignore the ones I didn't mention - they are useless. You may buy them later if you want to try them out for hilarity (the bazooka does a fine job of it)
[- If you think you can handle it, don't bother with the defense when you've finally acquired the Zapper. You can use it to vaporize incoming crap. If you're ballsy enough, wait till there's a flock overhead till you zap 'em.]
- If you're not interested in the high scores, dump all your cash on cleaning and defense.
(This is an addition/modification to someone else's tip and credits to him to which I just cant recall his name)
