The Last Of Us Survival Guide: Weapon Upgrades Overview

Surviving cataclysmic events is always hard, especially in the gaming world and without some good help and a solid strategy it becomes even harder. Surviving is the main focus of Naughty Dog’s The Last Of Us: not only Infected will do everything they can to make sure you won’t be able to escape the infested United States but also soldiers and hunters will be getting in your way.

Understanding the many gameplay mechanics of The Last Of Us is going to be one of the most important things to do in the game: fighting all enemies in the game will only lead you to an early grave. Stealth is the key and prior information on the enemies’ capabilities and positions will prove to be more important than ever.

Luckily the game provides you with everything you need to avoid encountering and fighting Infected. Even if you’re discovered by them you may still be able to escape from them without getting damaged too much.

In The Last Of Us Survival Guide we will be covering a few tips which will help you in your survival endeavors by analyzing the most basic gameplay elements of the game. Once we’re done we will be delving further into the game. If you’ve been having problems with the new Naughty Dog survival horror game, you’ve come to the right place.

• Weapons Upgrades

To upgrade weapons you will have to gather the required parts and use the tool kits to create the weapons modifications. To actually modify weapons you will also have to reach benches which are found all over the game’s locations. The first upgrade that you should consider is the holsters upgrade which will allow you to equip two small weapons and two large weapons at the same time: with this upgrade you won’t have to access the backpack every time you want to switch them. For actual weapons upgrades, the better ones you should consider are all the improvements on your 9mm pistol and the bow, which will help you greatly in stealth takedowns. The arrows can also be recovered after use so that you won’t have to worry too much about finding ammo for it.