Terminator Genisys: Revolution Tips and Tricks

1. Primary Missions Are Your Focus

Terminator Genisys: Revolution focuses on one mission and one mission only – shoot down those damn Terminator robots as a loyal Resistance member. You’ll hop into plenty of primary missions that are doled out amongst several regions. Participating in primary missions garner you the XP and cash needed to upgrade your weapons and rank up your character. It’s always a smart move to replay primary missions that you’ve completed since you’ll be gifted with the same amount of XP/cash you received before. Sooner or later, you’ll begin to open Story Missions that advance the plot and garner you even more rewards. So stay in one region as long as possible to bleed it dry by completing primary missions and help upgrade yourself to the max.

2. The Best Method Towards Getting Plasma Cells

Plasma Cells are your primary currency when it comes to purchasing weapon modifiers. Weapon modifiers make your firearms even more lethal (adding the element of fire to a shotgun? Awesome and helpful!), so you’ll want to get as much Plasma Cells as possible. Take on Spec Ops missions to do just that. While these missions have primary objectives that are much harder to complete, properly upgrading yourself for them will make them a lot easier to handle. So when those Spec Ops missions open up, participate in ’em immediately! And hey, you might get some gold too.

3. Hop Into Those Survival Missions

Survival Missions are pretty self-explanatory. You’ll be tasked with fending off as many unlimited killer robots as possible before you fall. When the chance arises to hop into a Survival Mission, you should take the chance to participate in ’em. Entering these missions with highly upgraded weapons will allow you to hold out much longer and nab the rewards you need and deserve.

4. Upgrade Your Weapons Through a Different Priority Order

You’ll take on Skynet with three types of weaponry – Assault Rifles, Shotguns and Sniper Rifles. The upgrades that you’re able to tie to each weapon are its Clip Size, Rate of Fire, Critical Hit and Damage. Here’s our priority order for each weapon type when it comes to dishing out your upgrades from the start:

• Assault Rifles: Rate of Fire, Clip Size, Damage & Critical Hit
• Shotguns: Damage, Critical Hit, Clip Size & Rate of Fire
• Sniper Rifles: Clip Size, Critical Hit, Rate of Fire & Damage

5. When a Mission Requires to Upgrade Your Weapon, Do It!

Sometime you’ll wanna participate in a mission, but it won’t let you hop into it unless you have your weapon properly upgraded. We mentioned before that you should upgrade your weaponry in a specific order. But if you’re desperate to take part in a locked off mission due to the upgrade requirement, then spend that cash to upgrade your weapon immediately.

6. Always Go for Head Shots

While you’re sticking behind cover, make sure you set your aiming reticle at the heads of your enemies before you stick your own out. You’ll clear out Terminators much faster and easier when you blast their metal domes off with your assault rifles, shotguns and sniper rifles. Your chance of getting a critical hit gets much higher when you go for those head shots.

7. Aim for Those Awesome Rewards Given Out From VIP Events

VIP Events award you with awesome firearms depending on the amount of gold you spend during the time limit. Depending on how much gold you spend, you can be awarded with some of the best weapons in the game. Matter fact, some of these VIP Event unlockables can only be obtained through these events. Spend as much gold as possible, buy some if you can, hit those gold currency limits and add more weapons to your collection. That ST Hellraiser, Guerilla 45 & Militia all look so beautiful, don’t they?

8. Complete as Many Missions as Possible to Get Those Promotions

You should make sure you finish as many missions as possible before your stamina bar runs out completely for the day. That way, you have a better chance to get a promotion. Ranking up helps you regain all the stamina needed to keep playing.

9. Don’t Forget Your Reload Button!

Even though you can automatically reload your weapon, don’t forget you can manually reload your arsenal of weapons during heated firefights. It’s best to do that action when you’re down to you’re last bullet, especially when you’re participating in missions suited for close-range weapons. You don’t want to be reloading your shotgun while a rampaging Terminator runs up on you, correct? Reload your own weapon by hitting the button at the top right of your screen when it’s blinking red. Switching your weapon in a pinch works just as well, too.

10. When The Chance to Watch Free Videos Comes Up…WATCH ‘EM!

From to time, there will be a random opportunity to watch a video advertisement for another mobile game. No matter how you’re feeling at the moment, make sure you watch that seconds long video. Why? Because you’ll be gifted with a free secondary item. Whether its a free Medkit or a offensive item of some sort, you’ll want watch those video advertisements every chance you get. Save some money and time and you’ll rack up some healing items and more over time.