Learn how to effectively use First Aid Kits, Grenades, and Special Ammunition in Resonance of Fate. Master item usage for combat and survival.
Alright, let's talk about those handy utility items in Resonance of Fate: First Aid Kits, Grenades, and Magazine Cases. These aren't just for show; they can seriously turn the tide of a tough fight or help you conserve resources. Each character gets two item slots, and you can fill them with these cases, or even double up on one type if you want. To actually use them in combat, you'll hit the SELECT button, then pick what you need – whether it's a grenade to lob or special ammo to load up.
First Aid Kits are a bit finicky but super useful. When you select one, you'll need to switch your weapon slot to the First Aid Kit using L2 or R2. Then, use the D-pad to choose who you want to give it to, and hit X to throw it. Here's the catch: you can totally whiff it if you're behind cover or just too far away. If you miss, it'll just drop like loot, and the intended recipient won't get it. So, try to be up close and personal when you're tossing these out. The 'Perfect Aid' type, which heals HP, is the only one you can use outside of battle, which is a lifesaver if you need to bail from a dungeon using the Escape Hex without fighting your way back out. They're less crucial for random world map skirmishes, though.
Grenades are pretty straightforward. Pick the type you want, make sure you've switched over from your gun, and then let 'em fly. They work just like your regular gun attacks, and at higher levels, you might even throw multiple grenades during a Hero Action! Some grenades pack elemental punches, letting you freeze, shock, poison, or burn your enemies. Just be mindful of your allies; you can totally hurt them with a poorly aimed grenade, though there's even a trophy for it!
For Special Ammunition, it's similar to grenades. Press SELECT, choose your desired rounds, and they'll be equipped to your gun. You can keep using them until they run out or you switch them out. These special rounds can have all sorts of effects, just like the grenades. You've got things like Hollow-Point Rounds that are great against soft targets, and Metal-Coated Rounds that are perfect for machine-type enemies. They're especially effective when paired with a Machinegun, so don't sleep on them!
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