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Walkthrough for: Resistance: Fall of Man
Game: Resistance: Fall of Man	Format: PlayStation 3	Ratings Average
Posted by: gRoZzEr
This is a quick guide to guide you through the weapons and their uses in Resistance: Fall of Man and to also hopefully teach you how to use each weapon to its full potential. There is nothing worse than completing a game and then finding out you could have done this or could have done that with a weapon. If you read this guide I hope that it will highlight a few things you didn�t know and what to expect. So, without further ado, here are the weapons, not really in any particular order. ----- Auger ----- This is an excellent piece of Chimeran weaponry even if I say so myself, it�s basically a weapon that fires a powerful ray or bolt of energy. This energy bolt can charge (sorry) through walls, ceilings, doors, floors and basically any other solid objects, yes it�s a powerful weapon. But there must be something that can escape it, I hear you cry! There is: if a bolt is shot through some cover for example, the energy ray slows down in speed but increases in power as it passes through. As well as this, if you are playing a game of hide and seek, something that is inevitable to happen if you see an opponent with one of these babies, it is possible to get away before the bolt fries you to a fish. For the most observant amongst you, if your cover is about to be breached by an Auger, a light spark is visible, and at the sight of this you should quite simple run like you�ve never run before, or count the costs of having a funky new hair-do. The alternative fire mode releases a see-through shield that nothing can pass, except one other weapon. Yep, you�ve guessed it! Energy rays from other Augers can penetrate these shields, so beware! So, if you are lucky enough for this weapon to be resting in your arms, whenever you come under fire, you can simple pop up a shield, protecting yourself, but even better, allowing you to shoot through it! Once the shield runs out of power then it will simply degenerate, but will charge up again over time. If you�re seeking bit of humour in this game, get your hands on an Auger. ----------- L23 Far Eye ----------- No, it�s not a make of spectacles, but don�t be disheartened, it�s a human sniper rifle, so it�s still something you look through. One hit to the head = score. I can�t really mention anything else except that in single player, L1 allows you to slow down time, so you can go Matrix style and dodge bullets and whatever else the enemy might hurl at you. This is a good creation in Resistance: Fall of Man, as there is nothing more frustrating than not being able to get your cool and just get an eye down the sights whilst there is a load of chaos. Also, you don�t get much ammo with this so don�t go wasting shots; it�s a very useful weapon! -------- Bullseye -------- Even though this weapon is neither accurate nor powerful, it is the main choice for the Chimera. When you are in a fire fight, then you are sure to soon be dodging an orange vortex of energy balls, you or someone else would have certainly have been tagged by the BullsEye. Firing a tag, the secondary mode of fire, the bullets home in on an enemy. Yes, as the enemy you�re certainly not given much of a chance at escaping when faced with the Aguer or the Bullseye! If you�re clever enough, then you will soon realise that if you tag a bad boy, then scamper off and hide, you can deliver a huge swirl of bullets to them from just around the corner. Aswell as this, if you send a load of bullets into a wall for example, you can make your own explosive charge or I believe it to be known as a 'Bullseye-Bomb'. The raging balls will be swarming about in a chaotic circle, impatiently waiting for you to tag an enemy so that they can hunt it down like a shoal of piranhas tracking down a meaty prey. Once they have given the enemy a good old chew and if the bullets are still present, you can tag another enemy and they can be sent on another fruitful expedition. The primary fire is simply where you rapidly discharge a convoy of bullets, but I wouldn�t recommend this, even when looking through the sights; it is highly inaccurate. In multiplayer you also have unlimited tags. ------------ M5A2 Carbine ------------ Probably the only normal weapon in the game and something upon which you can rely on. A standard issue human rifle, which allows you to fire single shots at a constant rate, with a UGL or attached 40mm grenade launcher which can carry 3 grenades. This is a good choice when you need to take out an enemy at mid-long range and can help you out in seemingly helpless situations. When you fire this weapon you have a good sense of control and I would advise you always keep one of these close to hand. I would also say don�t use this at close range due to it not having the greatest rate of fire or power. ------ Sapper ------ A very strange and original weapon, also developed by humans that have salvaged Chimeran technology and used it to develop this essential mine-thrower. It expels mines made from a sticky, goo-like substance which explode when an enemy trundles past. The large mine balls can combine or glue themselves together if you fire a load, and they can create a sort of chain that can attach to the roof or the walls. Primary fire expels the balls and secondary fire allows you to manual detonate the flubber. It is a very inaccurate weapon over anything further away than short range, but the ability to drown an enemy with a load of these mines and then detonate them makes up for this. Many would argue that this is a gun with little purpose in the game, but you just need to practice with it and know when to use it (in confined spaces if you�ve already forgotten). ----- Laark ----- There really isn�t any larking about with this weapon; a rocket launcher that fires a deadly missile, of which you can then split into numerous smaller ones using the alternative fire mode. As well as this, whoever developed this gun really went to town as the rocket can be stopped or even slowed down even whilst it is in mid flight. The reason for stopping the rocket is simply so that you can quickly adjust its trajectory so that you can send the rocket on its way around corners, obstacles and buildings. It is a very sophisticated weapon that demands a bit of respect! ====== Reaper ====== Say hello to your new best friend. Although this is only unlocked in the second play through it is definitely worth having dual wielding pistols in your hands, in single player at least. I think that you would agree that the idea of having a pistol in each hand is nothing new, but in R:FOM the system is quite different. You have the ability to aim each pistol, and they are capable of independent firing. So essentially, R1 controls the right-hand pistol and R2 the left. When both buttons are held down the target reticule splits in two. --------- Hailstorm --------- A minigun. A minigun that lives up to its name. A minigun that can quite easily transform a quiet, tranquil passageway into a turbulent and deranged hell-hole. It has a very high rate of fire, but the bolts individually that are fired don�t do too well on a damage basis. However, due to its high fire rate, it is quite capable of slicing up multiple opponents within seconds, with it�s effectiveness being at its peak in a confined area and in close-quarters combat. Personally, I wouldn�t recommend trying to bounce the bolts around the corner as they lose so much power it isn�t worth wasting the ammo. The alternate fire is where your ammo literally jumps out of your gun and automatically fires at enemies in the vicinity, much like a turret, so you can quickly escape and gather your wits. ------------ Rossmore 236 ------------ A slow firing double-barrelled shotgun, of course most useful and effective at close range or indoors. However, due to it having such a low firing rate, I would advise you to only use it against slow moving enemies, or unsuspecting ones. The spray of the bullets and its large blast radius also makes it a practical gun when engaging several targets at once. Its damage potential can be increased when you use the alternative firing mode as this discharges both the barrels, increasing its power and spray. =========== Arc Charger =========== The Arc Charger fires a blast of electrical energy that latches onto living beings. Before your salivary glands begin to overclock, I forgot to notify you that this is only available in the second play through. If you strike an enemy with this several times, the energy intensity increases. If you press R1 then this will trigger the energy to jump or arc to other nearby foes. Once these enemies have been �energised� pressing L1 will arc the energy again, and so on and so forth. If it is done right you can potential wipe out hoards of enemies from a good distance away. Each successful arc causes the power of the energy and its ability to strike other targets to magnify. A pretty shocking weapon. ======== Splitter ======== Another weapon only found in the second play through, so slow the heart rate down. R1 basically releases a pack of fast explosive rounds at an enemy and L2 will break the rounds down. If you hold L1 it will also spread the rounds out more. Essentially, you can take out a whole army of Chimeran with just a few rounds. ============ L11-2 Dragon ============ Although this is only unlocked in the second play through, by God, is it sweet. It only has a short range (like you would expect) but it has a red hot ability to devastate foes with a single attack. The primary attack is obviously the jet of fire or caustic vapour, and the secondary attack is where a cloud of napalm like vapour is expelled that completely poisons the area. Again, good indoors and when faced with lots of enemies. You can have a lot of fun with this weapon! ------------ Frag Grenade ------------ This is pretty much your bog-standard room clearance device that can also be used to take out enemies hiding behind obstacles and corners etc. Something different about this grenade though is the fact it releases a small plume of smoke prior to detonation to confuse the enemy and so they cannot tell exactly where the grenade is. ---------------- Hedgehog Grenade ---------------- This Chimeran developed grenade-like device is something that you would expect to see in an Arnold Schwarzenegger film or some wacky game like Resistance: Fall of Man. Anyway, once it has been hurled into your standard alien infested room it will levitate and then throw out spikes in every direction, pinning foes against the walls. Again, for this reason, it is best used in confined areas, however it does have a larger blast radius than the frag grenade. ---------------- Air-Fuel Grenade ---------------- This grenade is specially designed to burn those Chimera scum. It can be thrown into small spaces due to its ability to attach itself to surfaces, also meaning you can stick it to enemies themselves. Once deployed it expels a flammable cloud of gas. The gas is ignited, resulting in a huge explosion, sure to do some damage. However, a word of warning: don�t be greedy with these little gold mines. By God are they fun to watch, but consider yourself extremely lucky if you find some. ================ Backlash Grenade ================ No, the list of grenades doesn�t stop, at least you know that now rather than later on in the game. Anyway, this is only unlocked in the second playthrough. Once thrown the grenade discharges a largish protective shield which will inflict damage to any Chimeran caught inside. When the Chimeran shoot back at it they will soon find their shots heading straight back at their heads; it stops and reflects back bullets. One of the best things about this shield is that you can quite easily have a stroll around in it without feeling a thing. But don�t expect to stumble across these grenades often! And there I will have to draw it to an end. As I mentioned at the start, there really is nothing more annoying than finding out a weapon actually did something else and then you cry bucket loads knowing you could have had a whole load more fun. Thanks for reading, gRozZeR.
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