Mighty DOOM: How to swap weapon loadouts

Mighty DOOM brings the fast-paced gunplay of its classic shooter roots to the small screen, and with it comes the series' vast armory of deadly toys. Players will need to know their weapons well, and know when to rely on each one, to free the world of corruption one demon at a time.

As an auto-shooter for mobile, Mighty Doom's gunplay does not demand the same level of moment-to-moment decision-making as its mainline counterparts, but that is not to say the player can sleepwalk through combat. The legions of enemies assailing the Mini Slayer and their varying degrees of aggressiveness and durability make threat prioritization as essential of a skill as in any Doom title, and the player's ability to effectively use the tools provided to them will be the biggest factor in keeping the Slayer alive.、

While his full-sized counterpart may be famous for carrying an entire armory on his back, the Mini Slayer can only carry one weapon of each type at a time, and unlike other limited-capacity shooter heroes like Master Chief, he cannot swap his weapons with those of his fallen foes. Whatever the player brings into a mission will be what the Mini Slayer has to work with.

To compensate, the Mini Slayer is capable of gaining abilities during missions that modify the effectiveness and functionality of his weaponry. This allows the player greater flexibility on the ground, tailoring his upgrades to better leverage his strength or cover his weaknesses. Abilities do not persist between missions, and so the player should experiment with different combinations to find their ideal playstyle.

The Mini Slayer may equip one of each of these weapons:

• Primary weapons, which the Mini Slayer automatically fires at the nearest enemy. Primary weapons are the player's main crowd control option, and include automatic rifles and shotguns.
• Secondary weapons, which require a short cooldown after firing. Secondary weapons are best used to take a chunk out of bosses or deal with tight crowds, and include rocket launchers and the super shotgun.
• Ultimate weapons, which must be charged through bloodshed before using. Ultimate weapons offer the player brief safety from harm and can shred bosses, and include chainsaws and the BFG 9000.
• Equipment launchers, which automatically fire on set intervals against enemies in close range. Equipment launchers give the player coverage over elemental weaknesses that their main weapons can't exploit, and include frag grenades and the flame belch.

Each weapon has both a level and rarity that modify its stats. A weapon's level affects its base damage, and may be increased by spending equipment tokens and coins, both of which are automatically collected during missions. A weapon's rarity is determined at the time it is dropped, but may be increased by merging three weapons of the same type and rarity through the "fuse" option on the inventory screen. Weapons of higher rarities gain notably higher stats, and may grant added functionality.

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