By doing this you help allies to be steady somewhere safe and shoot the Boss on a long-range, as well as keeping you safe from small Zeds that might come to attack you.
Keep kiting and shooting Boss with Eviscerator blades. On Boss waves, I strongly suggest Eviscerator and Katana. Also, Eviscerator helps you deal with raged Zeds, while being in a longer range than usual, plus the alternate fire of it, which is a spinning saw blade, can help you deal with Zeds in short range. Of course, a Pulverizer is more efficient on Fleshpounds and Quarter Pounds, since they are more vulnerable in explosives, but still, just two or three headshots with an Eviscerator is enough for any large Zed. Katana, in my opinion, is the most efficient way to kill trash-zeds and an Eviscerator should do the job on any big Zed. Try to kite large Zeds on your side and decapitate them one after the other. When you encounter more than one large Zeds, don’t enrage them all at once, as it will cause them to flee enraged, onto you or some ally that is much more vulnerable in this kind of close combat. By using this ability you can kill large Zeds fast, and trash even faster! Holding doors and tight corridors can prevent these situations, as well as kiting zeds out of close quarters.Īlso keep in mind that when you reach 15 level, you can choose to get extra damage output, attack speed, and 40% reduced damage taken, after blocking an attack.
The priorities that a Berserker should have to revolve around the right positioning to prevent large groups of Zeds and enraged big Zeds to corner your allies. He is provided with more damage resistance than other perks, so he can aggro and slay large groups of Zeds in close combat. Thats why people like to close the distance on a scrake before firing, because the explosion can be a major hinderance, also the smoke the explosion kicks up can make the second rocket hard to follow up because you might 'lose' where the scrake is.Berserker is the tank perk of Killing Floor 2, using melee and ranged decapitating weapons. Now in terms of the actual explosion, to the scrake you are dealing with, doesnt matter, its the zeds around it that the explosion deals with, if it's trash zeds? perfectly fine, but if it's another Scrake or an FP? your highly likely to rage them. Long range means the takedown is harder to pull off and you are liable to miss, but you get more chances to succeed before you start taking damage. The distance you are from the Scrake matters not, neither does the explosive damage.Ĭlose range means it's easier to hit the target, but also means you are certain to take a hit or 2 if you mess up. With the following critera, 6 man HoE Rank 25 Demo.ġ magnum shot the head followed by an RPG to the head will kill a scrake.Ģ RPG's to the head will also kill a scrake.
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