I'll be the first to admit that when you get off your rail-car and head into a spider-infested maintenance tunnel, you're probably going to spend some ammunition, but it's still worth looking for loot. Heading down an alternative path might seem unnecessary and distracting from your true purpose, but even a mangled corpse stuck in radioactive mush might have something of value for Artyom.
The Metro is a dangerous place and you'll need every round, every throwing knife, and every gas mask filter. Of course, if you're using this tips guide, you won't have to backtrack for ammo because you've already scavenged every nook and cranny leading up to this point. Understanding the strengths and weaknesses of each firearm can make the difference between surviving the next encounter and backtracking for additional ammo. Sure, your shotgun might be the only weapon in your arsenal with a silencer, but it still won't do you any good in stealth. Know your weapon and use it in the appropriate situations. Saving military-grade rounds is so imperative because these modifications are going to cost you (if you don't find weapons on the ground). A shotgun can switch from exclusively short-range fire to medium- and long-range fire if you've got the right barrel. A pistol can turn into a sniper rifle with the right stock and attachments. Metro: Last Light's customization options allow for wildly different modifications to each weapon.
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Read on to find out where to find ammo in the field and how to best use each weapon. Sure, assault rifles can fire off your pocket change, but it's vital that you spend that dough instead. Maybe the assault rifle you've been relying on for the past few missions is spent, but as tempting as military rounds are, it's better to switch to a shotgun or pistol to utilize other ammo types you're carrying around. In the field, it's a common mistake to think you're out of ammo. Instead, spend those military rounds by stocking up on regular ammunition or a different kind of gun. You're not "making it rain" by shooting someone in the face with those rounds. The fact is that there is always an alternative to spending Metro: Last Light's currency. Powerful incendiary-laced military rounds might put a stop to any spiders or Nazis you find in the Metro, but you should never, ever use the rounds to wipe away the opposition. This should be a no-brainer, but I'm going to spell it out for anyone headed underground anyway (or those who haven't read my review). 1) Don't spend military-grade ammunition, ever.
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