Kings Call 2: How to Use King's and Queen's Call

To maintain continuous fire with the King's Call and Queen's Call in Kings Call 2, you must land critical hits on enemy weak points. Every critical hit automatically returns ammunition to your magazine. Missing a weak point quickly depletes the small magazine capacity, triggering a slow reload animation that severely disrupts your damage output.

How the Critical Ammo Loop Works

These Jakobs legendary pistols rely entirely on weak-point precision to bypass their low base magazine size.

Ammo Refund: Landing a critical hit refunds bullets directly back into the active magazine, allowing infinite fire as long as your aim stays on target.
Accuracy Penalty: Missing a critical hit stops the refund loop immediately, forcing a standard reload.
Target Selection: Reserve these pistols for large, predictable bosses rather than fast, small enemies that are difficult to track.

Because the projectiles have a slight travel time compared to standard hit-scan weapons, lead your shots slightly when targeting a boss during movement animations. If a target enters a shielded or invulnerable phase that covers its weak point, switch to a secondary weapon immediately to preserve your ammo economy.

King's Call vs. Queen's Call

Both pistols share the same legendary ammo-refill mechanic, but they differ in recoil control and handling stability.

Weapon Variant	Recoil Behavior	Best Target Scenario
King's Call	Predictable, consistent recoil pattern	Sustained tracking on stationary boss weak points
Queen's Call	Variable fire rate and stronger kick	Short burst sequences requiring manual recoil control

Elemental Matching and Farm Priorities

Both variants drop with fixed elemental damage types. To maintain peak efficiency against high-health bosses, match the pistol's element directly to the target's primary health bar:

Corrosive: Use against armored targets (yellow health bars).
Shock: Use against shielded targets (blue health bars).

When farming boss drops for better rolls, prioritize weapon prefixes and parts that increase fire rate or reload speed. Faster fire rates increase your damage output during successful crit loops, while higher reload speeds reduce the downtime penalty whenever a shot misses. Avoid using either pistol for mobbing scenarios, as these weapons lack splash damage and ricochet mechanics to clear crowds.