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WEAPON DUELS Guide: Getting started in the lobby

[🥞PANCAKE] WEAPON DUELS [Murderers vs Sheriffs]

Twin Comets, Playing 2.1K, Rating 76.7%

Creator Twin Comets

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Rating 76.7%

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Overview

Weapon Duels drops you into fast knife-and-gun fights against one other player or up to three, with abilities thrown into the mix. You earn coins to buy new abilities and cosmetics as you climb toward level 50. This guide walks you through getting started, handling your weapons, working with a team, and staying out of trouble.

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Contents

01 Getting started in the lobby Step 02 Spending coins early Check 03 Live and upcoming events Events 04 Knife vs. gun — when to use each Tips 05 Team modes from 2v2 to 4v4 Tips 06 Fixing a losing streak Check 07 Rules, codes, and account safety Warn 08 Working codes Codes 09 Glossary Words 10 Common questions FAQ

Getting started in the lobby

Step

In short Check your loadout before you step on a duel pad, not after.

When you first load in, resist the urge to jump straight into a fight. Three screens need a look before you compete: your items, your abilities, and your settings. Once those are in order, step on a 1v1 duel pad and spend your first few matches learning the map layout and when to swap weapons rather than worrying about winning.

Open the items screen confirm your knife and gun are equipped.
Open the abilities screen make sure the ability you want is set and you know where the activation button sits.
Adjust settings set your crosshair colour and sensitivity to something comfortable; on mobile, tune camera sensitivity too.
Step onto a 1v1 duel pad it kicks off the match automatically.
Play three to five matches focus on reading the map and practising weapon swaps, not the scoreboard.
Check daily missions in the lobby note what the conditions are and what reward you get for completing them.

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Spending coins early

Check

In short Buy abilities before cosmetics so your money goes somewhere that affects the fight.

Coins come in from every match alongside experience points. In the early game, read ability descriptions carefully and buy abilities you understand before touching anything decorative. Weapon skins, effects, finishers, and titles are all available, but none of them need to come before you have a solid ability setup.

Abilities have readable descriptions confirm you understand the effect and cooldown before buying.
Cosmetics such as skins, effects, finishers, and titles can wait until coins are comfortable.
Experience builds your level toward the cap of 50, but the level itself does not make you stronger automatically.

03 Live and upcoming events Events

Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.

Live now Oct 24 – Oct 31

???

Live now Oct 13 – Nov 22

SEASON 4 - HALLOWEEN 26'

Major Update... and overhaul?

See the whole schedule

Knife vs. gun — when to use each

Tips

In short Decide which weapon fits the next space before you round the corner, not after you see an enemy.

The map is constantly pushing you between open areas and tight corridors, and the right weapon for each is different. Building the habit of switching before you move into a new space is what separates players who aim well but still lose from those who clean up. The knife-throw is also a tool: aim where your opponent is heading, not where they are standing.

Tips worth knowing

In open areas and long hallways, raise your gun and pre-aim at the exit before anyone appears.
In tight corridors and around corners, switch to your knife and use cover to close the distance.
When throwing your knife, lead your target toward where they are moving rather than their current position.
After missing an attack, step back behind cover rather than staying in the same spot.
Think about whether the next space is open or closed before you round every corner, then pick your weapon.

Team modes from 2v2 to 4v4

Tips

In short Keeping a helpful distance from teammates and focusing fire on one enemy at a time wins team fights efficiently.

Team modes are available from 2v2 up to 4v4, all accessible through the duel pads in the lobby. The core difference from 1v1 is that you have to track your teammates' positions as well as your opponents'. Splitting into distinct roles — one player watching a corridor with a gun, another flanking with a knife — gives your team a cleaner attack pattern. When a teammate goes down, pulling back to cover beats chasing immediately.

Tips worth knowing

Stay close enough that teammates can help you, but not so bunched that one ability hits everyone.
Pour attacks into the same enemy to take them down fast and create a numbers advantage.
Split roles: one player holds a lane with a gun while another flanks using a knife.
After a teammate is eliminated, retreat to cover and reset your position before pushing.
On the last remaining opponent, cut off exits together rather than one person chasing alone.

Fixing a losing streak

Check

In short Isolate one thing to fix per session and test it across three matches before changing anything else.

When losses pile up, the temptation is to change everything at once — sensitivity, weapon choice, ability, movement — which makes it impossible to tell what actually helped. Instead, think back to the five seconds before you were eliminated and pick the single most obvious mistake. Change only that one thing and run three matches at that same setting before moving on to anything else.

Movement were you crossing open ground with no cover between you and the enemy?
Crosshair height were you aiming at the floor rather than at chest level?
Weapon choice did you enter an area with the wrong weapon already in hand?
Ability timing was your ability on cooldown when you needed it, or did you never use it at all?
Settings stability did you change sensitivity mid-session, making every engagement feel different?

Rules, codes, and account safety

Warn

In short Cheating, exploiting, and alt farming are all permanent-ban offences, so stick to normal play and official trade screens.

The game explicitly bans cheating, exploiting glitches, and using alternate accounts to farm coins. All three carry a permanent ban. Redeem codes give you bonus coins and are entered in the game's dedicated input field; each code works once per account and some have expiry dates, so decide which account you want to use before you type anything in.

Worth watching out for

Cheats, external scripts, and auto-farming tools result in a permanent ban no exceptions.

Deliberately abusing a glitch is also a bannable offence; report bugs instead of exploiting them.

Using alternate accounts to farm coins is explicitly banned and treated the same as cheating.

Enter codes only in the in-game input field, logged into the account you want the reward on.

Trades must go through the official in-game trade screen never agree to swaps involving real money, gift cards, or account credentials.

08 Working codes Codes

DANGO Dango、Dango Gun

Dango、Dango Gun

PONY exclusive Purple Pony Weapon

exclusive Purple Pony Weapon

PUMPKIN SPICE

Rad

Every code, and the votes on it, are on the codes page

Glossary

Duel pad: A marked area in the lobby that automatically puts you into a match when you step on it, ranging from 1v1 to 4v4.
Coins: The in-game currency you earn from matches, used to buy abilities and cosmetics.
Ability: A purchasable special action that you activate during a match and must wait to reuse after its cooldown.
Cooldown: The waiting period after using an ability before you can activate it again.
Cosmetics: Items like weapon skins, effects, finishers, and titles that change how things look.
Finisher: A visual animation that plays when you eliminate an opponent, purchased as a cosmetic item.
Leaderboard: The in-game ranking screen that shows player standings.
Alt farming: Using a secondary account to generate coins for your main account, which is a bannable offence.
Trade: An exchange of items with another player conducted through the official in-game trade screen.
Lag: A connection delay that causes enemy positions or attacks to appear later than they actually happened.

Common questions

FAQ

Do I need to spend real money to be competitive?

Abilities, which affect how you fight, can be purchased with coins earned from normal matches. Players can reach the top of the leaderboards without spending anything.

Can I play on a phone or tablet?

Yes, the game runs on mobile devices. The controls feel different from a keyboard and mouse setup, so head into settings and adjust your camera sensitivity.

What happens after I hit level 50?

Level 50 is the cap, but there is still plenty to do: climbing the leaderboards, collecting remaining cosmetics, and trading with other players all continue past that point.

Do weapon skins make my attacks stronger?

Weapon skins are cosmetics. Check the item description before buying — if a skin has any effect on combat, it will say so there.

Where do I enter a redeem code?

There is a dedicated code input field inside the game itself. Each code can only be used once per account and some expire, so log into the account you want the reward on before typing anything.

Updated Sep 11, 2026
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[🥞PANCAKE] WEAPON DUELS [Murderers vs Sheriffs] Twin Comets, Playing 2.1K, Rating 76.7%

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