So you have mastered the basics of Interstellar Marines and are wondering what is next?
Well I will tell you what is next, after mastering the basics you ready to learn a advanced guide to Interstellar Marines, Your advanced guide to Interstellar Marines. Written by me, Art Vandelay. Proud writer of Your basic guide to Interstellar Marines and (place your favorite book here)

So here is Your Advanced guide to play Interstellar Marines!

1. Recoil reduction
2. Proper Attachment usage
3. Proper reloading
4. Enemy behavior
5. Tactical teamwork


1. Recoil reduction
As you might have noticed after firing a complete clip at some poor robot, your gun has a realistic recoil. While this does not have mature effect on close quarter combat, it does at long range.

So how can you prevent recoil: Firing in short bursts will greatly reduce recoil, crouching is also a very effective tactic but will make you vunerable for a short moment. You could also use the recoil in your advantage, try aiming slighty below the head of your enemy, the crosshairs of your gun will steadily meet the eyes of a crying marine that is about to get one between the eyes.

2. Proper attachment usage
At this moment you are already well known wil the 3 infamous attachments: laserpointer,flashlight and silencer. But how do you use these in your advantage?

Laserpointer: The laserpointer serves it purpose the most at close or medium range, because of this it should only be used with the SMG. the laserpointer will show where the bullets will meet their destination. It is by far the best attachment for ''spraying'' larger numbers of enemy's at close range.

Flashlight: The Flashlight is your only light in dark mazes filled with pissed off robots, Your flashlight should be used to guide you and not to show you the way. This means you should only use it when you have to, this could also protect you from the angry comments in the talk channel during multiplayer matches as they give your position away.

Silencer: The silencer is at this point the best attachment in-game, one should always use their silencer in CO-OP unless ♥♥♥♥ hits the van. It will be your first line of defence that stands between you being a shadow and you being the A**hole that alarmed an army of Terminators, The silencer in Multiplayer servers a smaller purpose. your location is still easily spotter by keen enemy players.


3. Proper reloading
When playing in CO-OP you should only reload when someone covers your back, You are a sitting duck when you are reloading and a running duck when you are reloading and running. consider purchasing a headsetfor intel on who has got your back and who needs your cover.


4. Enemy behavior
CO-OP: In CO-OP enemy behavior gets more advanced when you play on a higher difficulty, try to shoot armed bots first as they are a bigger problem then the bots that run right up too your barrel. Also try to stick to higher ground and shoot down as many as you can before entering the area.

Multiplayer: In multiplayer each enemy has their own playing style, all you need to know is that you DO NOT turn on your flashlight because it WILL give away your position, also try to reload in a secure location after killing an enemy player. If you are focused on capturing enemy objectices make sure you got someone lurking in the shadows for you, he can finish off the bastard that killed you and perhaps try to recapture the objective.

5. Tactical teamwork
Teamwork is one of the most important things in Interstellar Marines, consider buying a headset for optimal an optimal teamwork expiernce. If not, always remember that you should stick close to your fellow team mates. That way you can revive them if they are down and they can do the same for you.

Written by: Art Vandelay, proud importer/exporter of kettle chips and matches

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