Relic Firepower FAQ

Guns are found as loot in various structures and dungeons throughout your world, or you can craft them using recipes available in your crafting menu. Check your inventory after exploring to see what firearms you've collected.

Make sure you have ammunition in your inventory—guns require ammo to fire and won't shoot without it. Also verify you're holding the gun in your main hand and using left-click to fire, not right-click (which is for aiming).

Right-click aims down the sights or scope for precise aiming, while left-click fires the weapon. You can fire while aiming or from the hip.

Shotguns like the Mossberg 500 or M1014 deal high damage at close range and are excellent for creepers, while rifles work well if you prefer to keep distance. Heavy weapons like the RPG are overkill but effective.

Yes, all guns work in multiplayer servers and PvP scenarios, though server rules may restrict their use—check with your server administrator about weapon policies.

No, the walking and sprinting animations are purely visual and don't slow you down; you move at normal Minecraft speeds while holding any firearm.

Use your number keys (1-9) or scroll wheel to cycle through your hotbar slots where you've placed different guns, allowing instant weapon swaps during fights.

Some guns like the AWM sniper rifle and scoped variants come with built-in scopes that activate when you aim down sights, providing magnified views for long-range shots.

The mod uses optimized 3D models and animations, but performance depends on your system and other mods installed—if you experience lag, try lowering your render distance or disabling other resource-heavy mods.

Yes, the high damage output and varied firing speeds make guns excellent for mob farming, especially heavy weapons like the Minigun for crowd control or sniper rifles for precision kills.