How To Throw Items in Lies of P

Welcome to the thrilling world of Lies of P, where throwing items in Krat can be a game-changing skill. In this comprehensive guide, we will walk you through the steps of throwing items effectively. Whether you're flinging a Thermite or lobbing a Cluster Grenade, we've got you covered!

In order to throw an item in Krat, players must first assign it to either the Upper or Lower belt. These belts are categorized into Basic Items, Consumables, Throwing Objects, Ergos, and Rare Ergos. By organizing your throwable objects, you'll have easy access to them during intense battles.

Using the Up or Down button on the D-Pad, players can cycle through their assigned items on the belt. This feature enables swift selection of the desired item for throwing, allowing you to react in the heat of the moment.

Before unleashing your throwing prowess, you need to mark your target. Aim at the enemy with your crosshairs to identify them. Once the enemy is marked, prepare for some action-packed chaos!

With your target locked in, it's time to release your selected item. Simply press the Square button, and watch as your thrown object inflicts damage and creates havoc amongst your foes. Experiment with different trajectories and techniques to maximize your effectiveness.

Throwing items can be found scattered all over Krat. You can acquire them by defeating enemies or purchasing them from merchants. One convenient option is to teleport to Hotel Krat and visit Polendina, who accepts Ergos as currency and offers a wide array of throwing items.

To expand your inventory capacity for throwing items, you'll need Sturdy Krat Supply boxes. These boxes can be collected during your adventures and then brought back to Polendina at Hotel Krat. Polendina will gladly assist you in expanding your inventory, ensuring you are always well-equipped for battle.

In addition to Polendina, there are wandering merchants throughout Krat who also sell throwing items. These merchants can be valuable sources of unique and rare throwable objects. Keep your eyes peeled for them during your journeys, as their locations may not always be easily remembered.