Trash clearing perks are usually fine, big zed killers and aggro soakers are usually not. Be considerate of others when you play a low level perk in Suicidal, though. More experienced players can start here with some low level perks if they already know the game well enough. Useful for level 0-5 perks for somewhat experienced players or very skill/teamwork reliant perks (i.e.

Hard – What could actually be called “normal” difficulty. Once you understand the game you never need to return to this. Normal – This is the tutorial difficulty. Combo without Pipe Bombs is as simple as shooting 2 M32 Grenades, followed by throwing 2 grenades, then emptying the rest of your M32.On perk level and difficulty, and this is partially opinion: Not exactly rocket science just watching one video is enough for you to learn the combo.ĭemo double FP takedown? One Pipe Bomb is enough to take out 60% HP of both 6P HoE FPs if they happen to spawn together. 1 Grenade, alt-fire blast, 2 grenades, jump shot. Support nade timing on FPs? That's an incredibly easy combo to learn too. It's extremely cost and ammo inefficient.Ĭonsecutive M14/LAR Headshots? It's the same deal in KF2.

KF2 takedowns with M1 spam also have very little room for error, most weapons are only allowed to miss one shot (M14, Magnums, Desert Eagles, SPX, stuff).ĭemo flinch? No good Demo will ever waste their time comboing a Scrake, so it's an impractical and worthless thing to learn. It's not that hard to learn, you're seriously overestimating the difficulty of such exploits. The spot is the same everytime, it doesn't change. On the testmap, I overlayed a crosshair over my screen to see exactly where I need to aim my shot. Took me a total of 15 minutes to master Scrake Uppercut. KF1 was slower, more punishing with how much damage you took and required better ammo management with some perks that are not as restrained in KF2 (like support), however there was plenty of cheapness and easily exploitable tactics that made it just as trivial as KF2 can be with a skilled and organized team. Scrake's head is all over the place, and FPs rage animation is more involved than him just rearing the head back and and then going nuts. Here takedowns account for FAR more erratic behavior and animations. It was memorizing the rage animation for fleshpound (with say M14 or musket), and scrakes were beyond easy prey to zerkers or musket rifle (since it took them out in 4 shots and each shot would stun it). They were such like: 'throw bunch of nades, and blow them up all at once', or scrake uppercut with katana -> duck -> alt blast upwards to the face. Hitboxes aside, most takedowns were actually easier. Simply because you took more damage, but 'skill ceiling' was not that much different. I'll give you that HoE in KF1 was more difficult.

Killing floor 2 vs player scrake