Tri-Hard - Shell Shockers Triple Shotgun Class Guide

Three barrels of devastating close-range destruction

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Triple Shotgun

Three barrels of devastating close-range destruction

Overview

The Tri-Hard is Shell Shockers' triple-barrel shotgun class, delivering an absolutely devastating burst of damage at close range. True to its name, this weapon fires three simultaneous blasts, making it the highest burst-damage weapon in the game. Landing all three barrels at point-blank range can crack any egg in a single trigger pull. The extreme power comes with significant drawbacks โ€” tiny magazine, slow reload, and virtually no effectiveness beyond close range.

Weapon Stats

StatValue
DamageExtreme (close range)
Fire RateVery Low
RangeVery Short
Magazine3
Reload Time2.2s
AccuracyVery Wide Spread

How to Play Tri-Hard

  1. 1Patience is key โ€” wait for the perfect moment to strike rather than rushing in blindly
  2. 2Get within point-blank range before pulling the trigger โ€” even a few steps of distance dramatically reduces damage
  3. 3Use every piece of cover to close the gap without taking damage on approach
  4. 4After firing, immediately reposition โ€” the Tri-Hard's low fire rate leaves you vulnerable between shots
  5. 5Save shots for clean encounters โ€” wasting your tiny magazine on low-percentage shots is punishing

Tips & Strategies

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Camp corners and doorways โ€” the Tri-Hard is the ultimate ambush weapon

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Jump around corners to surprise enemies โ€” the triple blast at point-blank is almost always a kill

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In team modes, let teammates distract the enemy while you flank for a devastating close-range blast

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Never challenge an enemy at range โ€” retreat and reposition to force a close-range fight on your terms

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The Tri-Hard is feast or famine โ€” you'll either dominate with quick kills or struggle with missed shots

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Master the timing of your shots โ€” one clean triple-blast is worth more than three panicked partial hits

Best Maps for Tri-Hard

  • Tight/Enclosed MapsCramped spaces guarantee close-range encounters where the Tri-Hard is king
  • Maps with Many CornersCorners are ambush points โ€” the Tri-Hard's burst damage is perfect for surprise attacks
  • Objective-Based MapsDefending objectives in tight spaces plays to the Tri-Hard's extreme close-range power

Matchups

vs EGGK-47 Win (point blank) / Lose (any range)

At point-blank you'll annihilate them. At any distance, they'll steadily chip you down before you can get close

vs Scrambler Even

A pure close-range duel. Your triple blast deals more damage but the Scrambler is faster between shots

vs Free Ranger Win (close) / Lose (any range)

If you reach the sniper, they're done. Getting there is the hard part โ€” use cover extensively

vs RPEGG Lose (mid)

You need to dodge rockets to get close. If you reach point-blank range, one blast ends the fight

vs Whipper Even

Your burst vs their sustained fire. Land the triple blast first and you win; miss and their spray will finish you

vs Crackshot Lose (mid)

Close the gap using flanking routes. At medium range the Crackshot picks you apart

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Tri-Hard worth using?

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The Tri-Hard is a high-risk, high-reward weapon that can be incredibly satisfying to use. Its one-shot potential at point-blank range is unmatched, but it requires excellent positioning and map knowledge. It's best for experienced players who enjoy an ambush-style playstyle.

How do I get close enough to use the Tri-Hard?

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Use cover, flanking routes, and map knowledge to close the distance without being spotted. Jump around corners to surprise enemies. In team modes, let allies draw enemy attention while you approach from an unexpected angle. Patience is more important than speed โ€” wait for the right moment.

Can the Tri-Hard one-shot enemies?

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Yes! At point-blank range, the Tri-Hard's triple-barrel blast deals enough damage to eliminate most enemies in a single shot. All three barrels need to connect cleanly, which means you need to be very close. This one-shot potential is the Tri-Hard's defining strength.