Since using a Bomb uses a Spell Card, you must have at least 2 levels available to be able to use a Bomb. Unfortunately for you, since this puts you under one full level, you can't use any Charge Attacks for a while as your gauge rebuilds. Using a Bomb costs you your entire Battle Gauge, but it sends the maximum available attack over to your opponent instantly. The higher the combo you rack up, the more misery you send your opponent's way. You can cause chain reactions by shooting the first enemy in a line, and can combo kills if they're made withing a certain time of your previous kill. Anything you destroy, including small bullets you wipe out with the little explosions made by their deaths, goes to your opponent's side as one extra bullet each. As above, doing this costs the level you charged to minus one.Īside from spell cards, there are 3 other ways you can cause your opponent's field to go from being more or less manageable, to a living hell: * If you charge all 4 levels of your gauge and release, you send them a boss battle to sweat out. * If you charge 2 or 3 levels of your gauge and release, you will use a Spell Card on your opponent's side of the field! Doing this costs the level you charged to minus one. > You cannot use a Charge Attack if you've got less than one full level on your gauge, but the only way to make that happen is by using a Bomb see below. > Using a Charge Attack does not deplete your Gauge, so you can use them all you like. * If you charge 1 level of your gauge and release, your character performs a Charge Attack against enemies on your own side of the field that is more powerful than their regular bullets - most even have special properties (for example, Reimu's amulets will home, and Youmu's sword can destroy bullets). * Your Battle Gauge holds up to 4 levels (and it will alert you when it's hit a new level you can use). Dying will also extend your gauge one or more levels. * Extend your Battle Gauge by defeating enemies and grazing bullets. However, that isn't enough to send any attacks to your opponent's side (although it is enough to help deal with enemies on your own side see below). * You start each match with 1 full level on your Battle Gauge. This way, the button is exclusive to charging your Battle Gauge attacks. * Slow Mode: You can hold to fire continuously, and it will also both slow you down and display your Scope. This mode exists to allow you to hold to slow yourself down and display your Scope. * Charge Mode: You must tap repeatedly to fire, because holding it charges your Battle Gauge attacks. One look at the Options screen and you'll discover there are two different settings offered for the functionality of your Focus button.
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