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Back 4 Blood: How To Use Barbed Wire

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The Barbed Wire is an offensive equipment item in Back 4 Blood. Back 4 Blood literally picks up from the time you were Left 4 Dead. Get it? The Barbed Wire or Razor Wire is a pretty handy item in both these games. It allows you to fortify and hold down your area against the hordes of zombies coming your way. So, scroll down and find out how to use the Barbed/Razor Wire.

How to use Barbed or Razor Wire in Back 4 Blood?

Back 4 Blood Barbed Wire: How To Use Offensive Item

To use the Barbed Wire you will first have to purchase it from the Vendor or find it around the map. If you prefer to purchase the Razor Wire from a Vendor all you will have to do is go to the Safe Room. Inside this Safe Room, you will be able to see a locker. Simply go over to this locker and you will come across an entire inventory including weapons, ammo, and various different equipment items.

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All you have to do now is choose the Razor or Barbed wire option in the Vendor menu of Back 4 Blood. Once you do this, the Barbed Wire will be added to your player inventory in the Offensive Item slot.

Now, to use the Barbed Wire you will have to click the preset button for the Offensive Item. To choose the Offensive Item from your inventory click on RB/R1 for Xbox/PlayStation respectively. Once you choose this offensive item simply turn the camera around with the analog stick.

Now, you will have to look towards the area where you need to place it. After this, simply click on the button prompt to place it wherever you want.

You will also be able to place the Barbed Wire on top of Wooden Planks to fortify the walls. Also, make sure you have a teammate who has been assigned the role of fortification. This in turn will make it easier for you to get through the game.

This is everything you need to know about how to use Barbed/Razor Wire in Back 4 Blood. While you are here you can also have a look at how to Ping Enemies and Ammo drops.

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