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Funny Shooter 2: Make the Arsenal Easy to Navigate
Reduce weapon-selection confusion before judging which upgrade the next wave needs.
An available weapon is not yet an accessible decision
Funny Shooter 2 advertises a broad first-person arsenal, waves of unusual enemies, bosses, and upgrades. A large selection is useful only when you can reach the intended option without losing track of the encounter. The controls list numeric keys one through seven and the mouse wheel for switching, giving weapon selection its own small interface skill to learn.
Begin with two available options you can identify reliably. Notice which key or wheel movement selects each and what the game shows when it is active. This is an organizational exercise, not a claim that only two weapons are needed or that a particular pair is strongest. The source supplies no reliable damage or range table.
Separate selection trouble from weapon suitability
If an exchange goes poorly, ask whether you had the intended weapon selected. Choosing the wrong slot is different from making a deliberate choice that did not suit the visible situation. The first problem suggests practicing navigation; the second suggests learning the weapon's actual response. Buying an upgrade would not necessarily resolve a selection mistake.
Reloading is listed on R and grenades on G. Learn those actions through the active prompts and feedback rather than adding them to every encounter automatically. A clear action has a purpose in the current scene. The comic presentation can be enjoyable while you still keep track of what is selected and what input you are about to use.
Sort upgrades by the problem they address
The description names health, coin magnet, and grenade impact improvements. They concern different priorities: staying in play, collecting, and changing a particular attack. Read the offered effects and costs before selecting one. A health choice and a magnet choice cannot be evaluated solely by calling both “more power.”
This game may appeal to players who enjoy a varied arsenal and gradual progression. A useful session goal is to make weapon selection deliberate enough that you can explain the next upgrade through an observed need. When the interface becomes familiar, the large collection creates choices instead of confusion. Review what you intended to select, what you actually used, and whether that action served the encounter before drawing conclusions about the whole arsenal.