Agents of Mayhem: How to Fill the Mayhem Gauge

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Filling the Mayhem Gauge in Agents of Mayhem

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In Agents of Mayhem, every character has a special Mayhem ability that allows them to deal increased damage and gain an edge over their enemies. However, you can’t use them as and when you want, and you’ll have to fill up a special Mayhem gauge before you can activate it.

The Mayhem gauge is indicated by the purple bar right above your health and shield indicators in the bottom left corner of the screen. You can fill up the gauge by shooting and damaging enemies, and generally performing combat actions. However, the gauge fills up fairly slowly this way. If you find purple Mayhem fleurs lying around the area, you can pick them up to give your Mayhem gauge a big boost.

Once it’s filled up all the way, the gauge will glow purple, and you can tap the L1 and R1 buttons together to activate it. Once the ability timer has run out, your gauge will be empty, and you’ll have to fill it up again.

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