Unhappy Raccoon Tips with Best Strategies to Win

Unhappy Raccoon is rough, like a game created by XD Entertainment. Here you will get to meet adorable characters that help you explore the world, and they all have unique skills that, playing as individual raccoons sure to make the gameplay more interesting. To help you enjoy the Unhappy Raccoon some more, we have created this Unhappy Raccoon tips guide, and here we will talk about all the tips you should know to play the game.

 

Content

• Unhappy Raccoon Tips on Survivability
• Unhappy Raccoon Tips on Using Obstacle
• Use the Dash to Avoid Obstacles
• Avoid Closing the Game Mid-Fight
• Break the Blue Barrels
• Unhappy Raccoon Tips on Choosing Skills
• A Good Build for Melee Raccoon
• Conclusion

 

 

Here you will not be confined to one world; you have to travel across a large galaxy while building your rocket and explore each world with Unhappy Raccoon buddies. Each game run is different in terms of how the heroes look and act, and the roguelike parts make you want to try again. Play Unhappy Raccoon on PC with LDPlayer 9 to have the greatest experience and enjoy the travels of its cosmos smoothly. So let's jump into the Unhappy Raccoon tips guide.

 

Unhappy Raccoon Tips on Survivability

One of the best Unhappy Raccoon tips is self-explanatory for anyone using a Range Unhappy Raccoon, but when you get into the mayhem, most players forget what to do. You have to keep in mind that the game wants you to move. If you stay in one place, you will be surrounded by every foe that spawns, and you will not be able to avoid any hits, and ranged enemies will start sending mortars in your way. 

 

 

In such a case, use the dash to quickly get out and start getting rid of range and anything that has dashing abilities first because you can always get away from the melee, but it's a little hard to avoid them. But just moving is not enough; you have to deal damage while doing all that, and unless you have an extra hand, you will not be able to dash and shoot effectively. 

 

But if you use LDPlayer 9, you can get its Keyboard Mapping feature to help you move faster while shooting and do anything while moving. You can set up your mouse for shooting, space bar for dashing, and F for AOE attack while controlling the movement with W, A, S, and D keys. Isn't it easier than breaking your fingers?

 

Unhappy Raccoon Tips on Using Obstacle

While you are playing, you will get to play in many Mapes with different designs, and every map will have some large gears, walls, rocks, etc. these Unhappy Raccoon tips are to tell you how you can use them to your advantage. 

 

For example, enemies that use ranged weapons will never come close to you if they can see you, but if you get behind cover, they will come looking for you. You can use the AOE ability on the bunch to quickly get rid of them but remember to move while doing that because they can shoot even if you are close to them.

 

 

Then you have to find the explosives on the map. They are mostly round in shape and will have a red color. Not every map will have them, but if you already know what they look like, you can use them to deliver a good amount of damage. The best way to use them is to combine them with your stationary AOE abilities when a lot of foes chasing you go around it while activating the ability and then shoot it; this will take out a lot of foes at once.

 

Use the Dash to Avoid Obstacles

The dash plays a very important part in the game; you have to use it to avoid damage, get out of tight spots, and move fast from point A to point B but it also acts as a blink; this means when you dash, you are not actually dashing but blinking to the end, and any trucks, wall, foes in your way will be ignored. 

 

So, you can hide behind a cover and wait till a few foes bunch up, use the AOE ability, and blink out using the dash. Damage of this action can be increased if you have the "Storm Star Ring" ability because this ability activates a tornado when you dash.

 

Avoid Closing the Game Mid-Fight

It's normal to find weaknesses in games and use them to your advantage. There used to be Unhappy Raccoon tips that helped you beat the bosses easily. For example, if you were fighting the boss and reached 0 hit points, you could close the game and reopen it. 

 

This would teleport you back to the ship without losing your progress, and you could go back out to fight the boss. This is no longer possible because it crashes when you close and reopen the game, which is a very annoying bug to fix. So, if you want to try, you should bind your account, or you will lose everything you've done.

 

 

Break the Blue Barrels

Do you remember? In old games, you could smash boxes and break things in the game environment to obtain coins, power-ups, or health and that fun little thing faded away with time, but in Unhappy Raccoon, it has been brought back. 

 

You will have to look around the map, mostly at least two corners of the map, and you will find blue barrels; by breaking them, you will be able to get coins and health. So don't forget to break them and get extra income on your way to glory.

 

Unhappy Raccoon Tips on Choosing Skills

While you are hacking and slashing your way through the hordes of foes as an Unhappy Raccoon beginner, you will be shown some cards. When you choose one card, it either increases your existing skill power or gives you a new skill and also, you will get new gear and choose a raccoon with abilities. The problem is what you should go for. 

In elemental vice, Frost is ok to deal with mobs before the boss, but they have little to no effect on the boss; fire is ok, but it has some major limitations when powering up and using them, so your best bet is electric and crit. The new meta is the crit build because the skills and gears on them are very much broken right now, so if you want great damage go with the crit build; you will not regret it.

 

 

A rebound bullet on the rebound side makes the opponent more vulnerable to attack. It is kind of hard to activate, but with the rebound, you will definitely reduce the damage taken by 40%, so if you want sustainability over the damage, you can go with a rebound.

 

A Good Build for Melee Raccoon

Let's talk about Unhappy Raccoon tips on creating a good melee build. Personally, we think pulse gloves, pulse head, lightning shoes, and earth attributes are the best set you can go for. Glove and headgear will trigger the skills and increase the crit chance of your critical hits, and when you use this build, you will recover some of your health as a bonus. 

 

When a thunderbolt hits an enemy, it will stun them for 2 seconds; then, you will have a chance to drop additional thunderbolts. For this set, you can go with the earth eyepiece; it will provide you with good damage reduction. So basically, if you have a melee attacker, you could deal damage standing still using this build.

 

Conclusion

This Unhappy Raccoon tips guide shows you how to play the game, what skills to choose, and what to look for on the map while clearing them. The game is still new, and a little bit broke, but it has the potential to be a good game, and that's the most important thing. Now it's time to end this Unhappy Raccoon tips guide. We hope that the tips will make the game easier for you to play.