Killing Floor 2 High Level Tips and Tricks - How to get better at Hell on Earth and Suicidal
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Killing Floor 2 may seem like a rather simple horde shooter, but higher difficulties certainly expose a different side to the game. So what are some of the best tips and bits of advice on how to play on Suicidal and HoE? In this video we go over that and more!
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THE BIG DOC: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GDpg2mN1l_86U_RaDug0glFx8cZCuErwxZLiBKl9SyY/edit#gid=1502265493
This game could use a Bestiary as a menu in-game listing and categorizing all the special abilities , strengths , weaknesses etc. because as of now, people have to dig it up via the KF2 wiki (or videos such as this) which resluts in a lot of people not knowing that its kinda pointless tyring to kill Scrakes with non RPG explosive weapons or setting them on fire OR that they only enrage when damaged enough. They could simply add "goals" to it like "kill X Scrakes to unlock the next detail about them, etc.
I don't say KF2 Wiki or vidoes are inferior, but this could be a small QoL improvement for the game.
SUPPORTS AND DEMOS PLEASE step away from the trader pod when you're done your shopping. Some of your teammates might not have taken your grenade/ammo handouts that wave, and being close to the pod keeps players from grabbing it. You get one handout each wave, so missing one of those can drop efficiency.
I mean shit, just stand at the outer edge of its range rather than trying to bum the damn thing. =P
@@GameFreak7744 The range of the trader pod is greater than the Demo/Support interact range, especially if said person is almost adjacent to the pod. If more demos/supports sat on the edge of the interact range, I wouldn't have made that comment, lel
@@Nivrithi1 Yup. Most of them seem to want to climb inside the thing for some reason. XD
This^^ I always do this because its so annoying when yall run away half way across the map immediately after this.
Hell yeah, this really hurts a team if a Sup or Demo don’t play their role properly. Some of us will put off immediately resupplying from these 2 bees we may not need it yet, and want more efficiency. Then we have more dosh to buy our own things and share our dosh with you, and it decreases the likelihood of anyone dying a little. On higher difficulties this is very necessary unless you’re world class, and most of us aren’t in the .25%.
Solid video, Rich. I'd be very interested to see a compiled guide based around "tech" that makes this game more efficient and easier on higher levels. For example, shotgun jumping, heal/parry/reload canceling, heal juggling, infinite darts on SWAT, damage surfing and air strafing, things like that. While you go into some detail on your perk-specific guides, they're a tad old and new players might not know about these hidden mechanics.
Is damage surfing when you jump before getting hit by a FP so you fly 20ft away to get space because I was about to ask if anyone else does this
@@TheBlomberFactory I do that all the time, though the definition of damage surfing I do not know.
What's heal juggling?
@@needarandomname4330 Its slang for healing priority. Whoever is taking the most damage should be getting healed, when they get low the next person takes their spot. Usually utilized during boss fights.
@@Astro_TF2 ohh thanks
Man, the solo jump from Suicidal to HoE is a doozy. The hardest thing is the trash zeds sprinting around at Mach 12, constantly hemming me in, hitting me by surprise from the side and back, and generally keeping me on the back foot constantly. It hurts my accuracy too, which means I spend too much ammo early waves and end up with low money and low ammo mid-game.
That said, I freaking love how KF2 mainly increases difficulty not by the typical lazy method of "more health and more damage for enemies, less health and less stuff for you", but instead adds speed, numbers, aggression, behavior changes, and composition changes to make it harder. For solo, enemies on HoE only have something like 50% more health than an enemy on Normal, which is a very small increase compared to a lot of games that increase enemy health by orders of magnitude to artificially boost difficulty, but end up just making bullet sponges.
Wholeheartedly agree, though KF2 does have some atrocious artificial difficulty on HoE and even Suicidal, mainly the way the AI director gets a hard-on every time you so much as approach the corner of another hallway. Not sure why they designed it this way, but it seems the game is hard set on spawning a wave of enemies in front of your face if you're trying to change positions, which for me ends up being two autoraged FPs (followed by more FPs/QPs/Scrakes around the next corner after having to retreat from that). Just waits for the last possible second it can spawn something without you seeing, and you can end up having your face getting bashed in before you even hear the global spawn cue.
Well it's always adaptation. It also depends on the perk, but tipically aim perks like gunslinger and sharpshooters are harder for people who aren't used to fps games and/or have good aim. It comes to training and knowing the maps, Spillway for example it's an excellent map because you can pretty much camp on the ramp area knowing for sure that won't come any zed from behind. Also solo will always be easier than multiplayer, because you can have bad teammates, the health for most zeds are way higher and there is a lot more of them.
TLDR: git gud
HoE is RNG bs sometimes. You're fine one second, and the next 15 zeds spawns in the shadow of your ass and instakill you. Special mention to edar trappers, or edars in general who are just unfun to play against because of how inconsistent the ttk seems to be to take them down, even when shooting directly at their core.
The fact the difficulty setting adds new behaviors is my absolute favorite part about KF2 difficulty settings.
One thing I would like is less but more powerful enemies, the difficulty seems to solely depends on how much shit the game can spawn at once and it can devolve into a clusterfuck with them coming from every direction. Instead of enemies that you respect it’s like hey here’s 15 crawlers also they do 30 damage a strike enjoy. It’s ridiculous the trash is more powerful than the large enemies. Imagine Star Wars where the B1 droids are all extremely accurate.
Fun new stupid tactic with the Dragonsbreath since the buff. If Volter is rushing you even in his life-drain charge mode, just shoot the floor between you and him. He'll always juke to the side or run away every single time.
Does that work with ground fire in general or just the db?
@@Jekezio ground fire in general
I feel like "heal others" and "learn to parry" kind of should've been included (not just medics and zerkers). Oh, and bashing, ALOT of people have never found their bash key, and it's super useful. These are basic things, but i feel they're far more valueable on higher difficulties. You can get by on normal and hard never healing your teammates or having pushed passed a scrake by bashing him. I kind of expected you to emphasize the teamwork aspect of KF more, but again, i guess that should be basic knowledge. Just my thoughts! Keep making cool videos!
I'm not sure 'teamwork' is basic knowledge in this game. =P
Unless you count teaming up to empty your peashooters into big zeds faces while ignoring all the trash that is nibbling the bums of your big game hunters. Or of course vice versa.
@@GameFreak7744 With KF2 teamwork isn't always vital, but in KF1 it is for sure
Imagine playing on PS4 where you can't quick swap weapons, so you can't "learn to parry" cuz it takes too much time and you have to stand still to do it, unless you play claw grip or have a SCUF controller with back-paddles.
@@christofferrasmussen6533 man, do I hate this. I just started getting back into KF2 on PS4 because my buddy finally got it. This game is sooo much easier on PC when you can equip weapons with number keys. Now you gotta either mash Triangle or hold it and click on the d-pad. And if you have multiple primaries, it takes even longer because you have to click it again. It's aggravatingly slow to switch when things get hectic
I absolute hate when someone that could easily heal you just doesn't give a fuck and walks away. I lost a game tonight because of a Berserker that wouldn't share money and wouldn't heal even when he was completly free of enemies.
Dying in KF2 has taught me many valuable lessons, such as "Don't play Sharpshooter solo, ur slow and can't kill trash gud"
7 months later, theres now a weapon that fixes this a bit.
@@bunthewiser4330 Which one
@@user-rp9cu2oc4k I'd say the bow, dunno.
@@josecartesrojas5446 thanks
@@user-rp9cu2oc4k FAL in automode can help. But I prefer M14. Or u can upgrade 9mm til 5lv, buy M99 and hope u won't meet 5 FP in a raw)))
"Nade spamming is not effective on higher difficultys"
5:56
"So Anyway I start blasting"
But I mean it's against the boss though. It's a little different because the grenades are damaging one person
@@chaunceybillups5436 What? The damage splits between enemies? I don't think so
@@josecartesrojas5446 No, the person I replied to Deleted his comment. I'm not replying directly to this comment, it was someone else's reply I was replying to, but he deleted it. I got 1 like because someone agreed with me, then that person deleted the comment
Here's a few pointers from a veteran SWAT:
1. Ease into the harder difficulties, you'll have a rough time going straight from normal to HoE. Once you find you're able to manage a difficulty, turn it up one level.
2. Learn how to heal and reload cancel. The less down time you have, the less damage you'll take. When I first started doing the higher difficulties I just couldn't stay alive, then it was much less stressful when I learned how to do these two things.
3. Forget upgrading SWAT weapons. The ammo pool is just far too low for only two weapons. I'd recommend running either a MP5/P90/Kriss or H&K/P90/Nail combo. The former being for coop, and the latter for solo
They need to add a warning like in L4D that "You've startled the Scrake!"
Yeah... but I'm usually the one who does that to f*ck with everyone. Like I'll set him off then leave the room to kill more trash and get more money while everyone is distracted. Its hilarious
Why
@@yungbushwookie6832 it nets me more dosh so I get the kriss SMG really early on. Makes everything way easier for the later rounds
@@miguellara9042 not you, palumtra
@@yungbushwookie6832 lol
you guy likely know this, but here's a small advice: if you're not shooting or reloading, you can run backward at full speed in this game (not sure about KF1),
And if you better at it you can bait a Flesh Pound to miss it hit on you, which calm it down for you to shoot it, then repeat the process until it die.
here's a good one form a maxed prestige medic STAY NEAR THE MEDIC! i cant keep you alive if your fisting the fleshpound at the other side of the map!
Here's a good one from everyone else: STAY NEAR US, you do close to zero damage compared to all other classes.
I'm sure you already do, just wanted to post this so new medics reading your comment don't think they're the centre of the universe ;)
@@christofferrasmussen6533 Yeah but when but it's not easy when people are split up all over the map or some dumbass decides he doesn't need the team. That's what Kit is referring to.
Honestly when I see someone not stick with the team and run off somewhere to lone wolf I'm happy to see their death notification
It depends, honestly some games its super difficult to play with the team if there is no coordination, i main gunslinger so sometimes if the team is too chaotic i run off on my own because the gunslinger needs precision and control. Usually i do just fine
@@sK_SK8s Sure, unless they yell at you for not healing them, calling you shit medic and no one backs you up, like they expect you run across the map heal some dumbass role playing Rambo, then run back. Not trying to you insult you or anything, just saying it has happened to me more than once.
I can solo suicidal every time pretty convincingly. But the 3x big fleshpound + 4x quarter pounds spawns all at the same time usually always get me killed in HoE
Agreed,that final round of FPs and QPs in cramped maps like Lockdown are the bane of my KF2 existence
I can usually take them on but those fucking corners on the other hand
Usually it's not that kind of BS that kills me but the fucking trappers and their stalker/spider friends that spawn from your asshole
Or some random stalkers appear and obliterate your armor
the bane of my existence is a gang of crawlers and stalkers ambushing me when im playing sharp shooter
Heres a little tip, if your medics level 25 and its the start of the round, its good to fund them for their next weapon. A medic with their full kit can keep you alive alot longer.
Also for suicidal you can get away with using the 9mm as a primary until round 3 in a long game .
Really??
@@jjgarcia156 i mean its a bit of luck depended ,but if you have good enough heatshot discipline it's definitely doable.
Keep in mind i also play on ps4 ,with no aim assist , and im not even that good to begin with.
@@jjgarcia156 now if you are playing multiplayer the viability dramatically decreases.
@@alfredoperez9017as gunslinger/sharpshooter or perks with Damage boost it is viable. Though on high difficulty you need to be only hitting headshots and know when to switch off it to not die… it is good if you learn to switch back and forth only using backup for crawlers/clots maybe stalkers unless cornered
Pickups:
When picking up a new weapon from random spawns on the map, it always comes with a fair share of ammunition. If the game is still in it's early stages, or you figure you can make the T1 weapon you picked up work for at least this wave, spending that ammunition before selling the weapon is more efficient. Whether selling an empty weapon or a fully stocked weapon, the amount of dosh you get back is the same.
When you find an ammo box on the map, temptation is always there to pick it up. From my experience these give 1-2 clips of ammunition to every one of your weapons, plus one grenade. If you want to stretch your efficiency, you'll want to have as many weapons as possible in your inventory capable of receiving this ammunition, barring the 9mm. On HoE, though, I highly suggest giving these priority to support roles like Medics and possibly Sharpshooters, as the grenades they get from them (and possibly the grenades for the medic grenade launcher) are worth far more in their hands than, say, a Commando's.
Since ammo boxes restore ammo to every weapon in your inventory on pickup, Supports can help with the death penalty a little further by restoring some of the ammo of a teammate's dropped weapon. You shouldn't bank on deaths, as it's something to avoid, but in the event it happens a Support with spare inventory space is around they usually end up carrying dropped weaponry to the trader anyway.
One key to saving money is headshots headshots *headshots.*
Headshots cost you the least amount of bullets for a kill.
Also, use your knife and pistol whenever you can. IF you are in a position to repeat headshots
Easiest way in my opinion is to learn the way zeds move on suicidal by playing a large open custom map. It’s the best way to see their movement, timing on large attacks, how fast they can catch up to you, rage timing etc.
On top of this, it gives you room to try out different weapons without shit spawning right behind you or near you.
After you get more confident with this, move onto tighter and tighter maps until you get proficient enough on any close quarters map.
As for teams, it helps to play with people you can communicate with over comms. You naturally learn through playing with your team.
Great video, wouldn’t mind seeing some guides for newer players about more specific abilities like boomstick hopping, off perk C4 for 3 players or less, Railgun cancels, and off perk weapon swaps.
These are not hard fast rules, just general guidelines and misc tips:
1) Throw a couple spare dosh at the medic in the first few waves so they get higher tier weapons faster.
2) Got an extra kilo and not sure what to get? Medic pistol is a great safety net. (Also, unlimited ammo during zed time also apply to healing darts. Could be helpful for gunslingers and SWATs.)
3) Call out scrakes and fleshpounds when you see then approaching. Commonly "sc" and "fp" in chat.
4) He mentioned it but imo it needs a bit more emphasis: scrakes enrage when they lose ONLY 10% of their hp. If your weapon has splash damage or spread, don't shoot at other zeds next to him unless you're very confident you won't hit him.
5) For the first few waves, using up all your 9mm ammo before switching to your primary might be better, depending on your perk. OR switching between the two depending on enemy resistances.
6) Sometimes bashing one or two lone trash zeds is better than shooting it, esp if you're playing a perk with low mag sizes and need to gtfo very quickly.
7) He also briefly mentioned this but: also know your teammates' perks. Got a berzerker being a bro and holding an important chokepoint for everyone? Help him by prioritizing crawlers, bloats, and husks and heal him by pressing 4.
8) Another important thing about team composition: there are perks that rely on getting headshots and perks that disrupt your teammates' aim (demo, firebug). If everyone else is bringing guns, don't be that one guy that chooses the demo just cuz it's more fun.
9) Prioritize large targets during zed time. Leave trash zed for your commando.
10) Give away all of your spare dosh before the boss wave. Don't throw it on the floor. Give it directly to people still on the trader. Just a bit faster that way.
11) Some weapons are just much better when upgraded like the deagle and MP5 compared to other upgraded weapons. Know if your perk has any.
12) You can heal your teammates by pressing 4.
13) You can parry with your melee weapon. Jumping before getting hit can give you a nice push away from enemies.
14) The support has a neat trick with the DBS and doomstick: you can jump and alt-fire beneath you to jump over zeds.
15) Support and demo should stand close by the trader so players can get their free drop. Close enough to be convenient, far enough to not accidentally bring up the trader.
16) If your team is getting overrun, sometimes you can get a better angle and shot placement by going after the zeds chasing after your teammate rather than the ones chasing you.
17) Prioritize the normal zeds during boss waves. Only one or two people should be kiting the boss and juggling aggro.
18) Play on the easiest map to get used to the difficulty spike, which imho is Zed Landing. Nuked, Burning Paris, Desolation, Farmhouse, Prison, and Outpost are also easy maps.
19) Don't shoot headless Bloats. They can explode and obscure vision. Don't get greedy.
These tips are better than the video imo
Here are some more tips:
1. In the menu enable the kill feed, this will give you more information if you killed a zed or not.
2. In the menu enable crosshairs, the first bullet on a static crosshair always goes through the center.
3. Damage test guns on community test maps, understanding how much bullets you need to kill a zed is crucial in decision making.
Rip console
@@Verticom10 F.
1. yes
2.Nope, personally it makes the game too easy & boring
3.yes
@@ddlcp How does that make it easy? Most people i've seen play this game (including myself) can land shots perfectly fine without a crosshair. By your logic the game is boring as a whole then, cuz the guns are super accurate without ADS, and easy to aim without a crosshair.
@@christofferrasmussen6533 wtf r'u on about? I said shooting without a crosshair's a bit difficult as you can partially guess where its gonna go depending on distance as compares to having crosshair which makes a huge differences even including vet. Also the game's easy af as you can out run all enemy including bosses or easily traverse using landscape and get far ahead solo or co op ( you can just kill bosses in hardest difficulty before they even get the chance to get ahead as compared to the solo play depending on the team) to the point where they just becomes bullet sponge. Also the reason why its fun & mostly all play co op as compared to solo as everything from mechanics to whole design's based on simplicity. its not bad thing being an easy games that revolves around simplicity as most played game or popular games in general revolves around that be its any genre fps, tps, mmo, rpg.... when looking in its original context.
I'm moving from Hard to Sucidal on my favorite classes now. Ive used most of these tips on Hard games and they make progression really easy. I hadn't played Sharpshooter at all until today but got a really easy win on hard cause I had a good idea of my late game weapons and had good economy from using the pistol alot in early rounds.
Great video man, you always manage to provide helpful info and strategies in such a succinct way 👌Also would you mind linking the intro song?
Here's some advice: TURN OFF YOUR FLASHLIGHT! You're scaring the crawlers from my line of sight!
having an exfil plan at all times if solo, if ur moving they aren't hitting. Bashing zeds out of their attack animations keeps your hp up, accuracy and timing is key, but it's possible to squeeze by a scrake in a hall or doorway without taking a hit.
Suicidal is pretty chill until a fleshpound or scrake shows up
Like in KF1 the Firebugs are supposed to fulfill their role as a "Big Zeds Rager" - not.
Also know the maps, trying to escape the zeds could be hard with a slow perk and if you don't know which spawns are closer to you, welp you might get clapped by a crawler
Here for the aLgOrItHm
Also to say, quality advice and video as usual Richard. Looking forward to more content
I'm dying to know what those maps you used to look at the scrake and husk singularly, i am trash and big zed take downs and that looks like a good way to practice
Hey richard love the content! Can you do some payday 2 builds since a lot of people are playing again?
started this game 2 days ago, learned nothing from this, great guide
Using the 9mm to shoot clots in the head is a good tip. 9mm bullets are cheap, so you are saving/ earning money by using a low damage weapon to kill trash.
Clots are weak, move slow, and their heads explode with 1 shot. Using 9mm as a backup is great for this perks: sharpshooter (1st skill to the right)/ gunslinger, commando or swat (these last two perks: mostly if you are using bonus 9mm damage on the skill tree.)
I ended up deleting this game because i just stopped enjoying it,
But i still love watching richard.
Nice tips.
This will help out a lot.
I do prefer armor early on but that's just me.
I feel like ammo management is worth mentioning as well as running out of ammo mid wave on your tier 5 weapon is crushing
Awesome video, thank you really! Really great work ^^ I would be really interested in seeing if you could you do maybe a build up video for each perk maybe focusing on suicidal and maybe another HoE or together. I know you have that in other videos and it's really helpful, but maybe more focused on each type of boss too or situation also. It's so different playing with a full team then being by yourself for example or playing with only a couple of friends.
Love these tips videos. They always get me inspired to hop back into the game.
pro tip: if you can't shoot a crawler because you're reloading, you can jump on it and stun it most of the time.
Also, I don't remember playing HoE but I did do it, it seems. I mained gunslinger on ps4 and was pretty good at it. Also, I think that console is more forgiving with headshots as it seems that bullets track the head more compared to pc but not sure.
Takedowns are a hidden gem for Berserker especially. They’re so fun, they really cut down the time on killing a Scrake or Fleshpound if you’re alone or with another trash killer, they’re somewhat technical, and seriously why does a T5 Crovel kill a Scrake in a second?!
I would definitely vote to move the Support into Switch Hitter category.
Question for anyone reading this, what do you do with your leftover cash going into the final boss round? If your teammates don't need a donation and your current loadout is already upgraded to the max, what do you do? I always buy a high powered weapon and toss it on the ground somewhere nearby the trader. I have played several games and died during the boss round due to running out of ammo. Nothing sucks more than dying on a boss round with no ammo and a bunch of money.
Just buy spare gun as you said. If you play with a good team, everyone ends up with way too much dosh to spend, just means you did well.
throw the dosh at the boss
If the trader pod is near the area where you'll be fighting the boss, you can also buy duplicate guns for ammo refills. Lets say you want to bring the AA12 to the fight. Buy one, drop it somewhere safe, and buy a new one. When the new one is empty just drop it, go pickup the first one and you're good to go. Just remember that dropped weapons disappear after 5 minutes
@@goldtorizo2294 bruh the devs really just added this
@@someweeb3650 what can i say, i do have big brain ideas
Forever stuck in transit, hard I can thrive while suicidal as the name implies is painful.
Parrying and bash are the most useful tools
Thanks man. Needed this. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽💪🏽
There's only 1 thing I need.
Le Boomstiek
Gunslinger -> Rack em' up skill, have a good mouse and mousepad(important)
on suicidal I noticed the clots eyes turn red sometimes. is there a specific trigger for this?
Rioter buffing them
also in a 6p game, it is wise to buy a medic pistol just to assist teammate on healing, regardless to what perk they using
yes, especially on higher difficulties, if your medic is lacking, if your teammates are playing a bit too aggressively, etc or just in case your medic gets separated/killed
it's probably the most common off perk weapon
And you can earn money from healing teamtes
Great video, nice tips, as always, also name of intro song? It's pretty cool.
I only play HOE, at some point I pretty much ditched armor as its pretty expensive & I would prioritize offence over def (kill them before they can get to you)
Hey rich I have a question, at which level should I play these difficulties? I'm new at this and it seemed a bit hard to get past wave 4 as a level 3 firebug on suicidal
The games tell you
Normal 0-5
Hard 6-15
Suicidal 15-24
HoE 25
What M K said. Honestly, playing harder difficulties on a lower level is extremely difficult not just because there are more zeds and they hit harder, you're also lacking special passive abilities like increased damage and flame resistance. Play on a level that is comfortable for you. In terms of firebug, generally, people run the following skills: High capacity, Ground fire, Zed shrapnel, heatwave, and pyromaniac, though the first and second skills vary a bit. Don't forget at caulk and burn is one of the best pyro weapons. Good luck on your journey!
Depends completely on your skill level, i leveled all my classes by playing Suicidal or HoE, people wont care about you playing with a lvl 0 class as long as you know what you're doing and you're not fucking it up for everyone.
I thought this video might have been more game mechanic wise or something in-between like how to save dosh early by saving ammo with melee and knife kills on first 1-2 rounds.
I never though you would say Smol brain.
I j ust play Berserker until boss.
During that time i grab a Katana or road redemmer then buy the Ion Thruster if i have extra dosh i just give it to someone who needs it usualy 1k or 2k
How do you deal with the absolute clusterfuck of enemies from every direction that kill you in 5 seconds
Depends on the map but the general rule of hit and run almost always works. Prioritize enemies that appear in front of you so you can escape from the horde you got on your back. Then when you're entering a room, throw a grenade up the door so it goes behind you and you get a lot of kills.
I knew of theese but its good for new players
This is what i need
im so used to suicidal i cant play anything beneath it cause its just too easy and boring. im really trying to play hell on earth but not too many lobbies are packed. suicidal seems to be the perfect difficulty with full lobbies.
I thought this video was about getting chicks at first. :p
Great video, bro.
What is a switch hitter? I've never heard of it.
ImmortaINub based on what I can interpret. A mix of big-ZED hunters and trash killers.
How did you display the number of life points from zed and the displayed damage from a shot, for example 2:20
That’s swat/commando’s ability (i’m not sure which, prob commando)
Евгений Струков He was using a community test map which you would have to download yourself. It is not inherently in the settings anywhere.
Hi Richard, what do you think of the dragons breath now that beta 2 is out and the fire rate change has been revoked?
What about big Zed health regeneration ? how can a medic solo a big zed in HoE ?
Nothing pisses me off more then when I turn around and that white crawler is right on my ass about to explode and kill me.
Instructions unclear, im still dog shit
I think you should review maps.
What a testing map in this video (2:25)?
Lmao I love that your name is Dick Dangles.
Hey dangles, how did you get the tiny dot crosshair?
How do you get the neon camo on the deagles
Do not be a spartan when you have medic
Zed agitator = priority?
interesting that you didn't mention min lvl recommendations.
Because they mean nothing in the grand scheme. Skill and playstyle mean way more than levels. Obviously levels make it easier, but ultimately doesn't matter.
Real talk
How bout DOSH UP YOUR MEDIC TILL THEY GOT A FUCKING RIFLE!! Do asap everyone on team help 'em out and they'll help you.
Bit late but got any suggestions for VS mode?, just got the game about a week ago and trying to platinum it on PS4, got every trophy, but "Human win on VS," "Win Suicidal," And "Win HoE." ... I know I'm pretty garbage lol
McJäger Gaming For the difficulty achievements play nuked as gunslinger and keep running around the map, if you can't do that then lvl up your medic to 20 to 25, setting all right side skill and play nuked, don't stop moving. For the VS achievement just ask someone to play as zeds, then tell them to let you win. VS is extremely unbalanced so this would be your best option.
@@JimmyDelRio You can't just "ask someone", the game has matchmaking only and you can't communicate with the enemy team except for if you DM all of them on PSN, and good luck getting a whole team to agree to that.
The way i got that trophy was just keep playing VS till you get it, eventually you'll run into an enemy team full of garbage players and get your win.
Well I am decent at the game except for fucking cheap boss HANS VOLTER, how do I survive him, how do I get good against him with all classes?
Does anyone know the name of the intro song?
2:34 what is that weapon ?
everyone should play a special HoE and team-tutorial before being allowed to enter a HoE game or even suicidal. there are so many superperktrained idiots that have no idea what to do and ruin the match for all serious players... and they join at wave 8 or 9 or even 10.
Got some bloody dosh?
Don't be like me and switch to a new gun every two waves cause the current one got boring 🙃
Medic is absolutely a Switch Hitter now. The Incision Railgun makes them absolutely devastating against large zeds and damn near replaces Sharpshooter as a perk.
I highly doubt this on suicidal and HoE lol
Everything i sell only gives back a lot 100$
Can anyone give me a link to a good test/practice map?
Grenade spam should not be used: 5:53
Whats the map at 2:26?
I mostly play hoe on pub and find armor waste of money & good medic makes it close to useless also berserk's one of those class that dont really need armor on any difficulty
Heh it said the word in thumbnail
The only thing I hate about this game is the fact that I've gotta pay £1.99 for a god damn key to open crates that I earned
You don't _have_ to. I never do. Right into the recycler they go. (You don't even earn them, really, the game just farts them out if you haven't had one in a while; they're an advert for the keys pretty much.)
@@GameFreak7744 you should be able to earn keys from stuff like weekly or monthly missions or atleast have them as something like a consecutive login reward
@@Willzb-xk4ew Would certainly be more fun that the current system, though in practice you can bet you'd still get the same amount of gear as you currently do from 'random' drops. Tripwire obviously think the system they have is profitable enough for them, though god knows who is actually pouring money into it.
@@GameFreak7744 I've got 15 crates sitting in my inventory, and I was suppose to get a crate from collecting and vaulting enough cash but it didnt turn up in my inventory
just in the nick of time
How are you gonna give tips and use ADS
While I think this was a good video for beginners, I was a bit disappointed as seeing "high level tips and tricks" suggests that there will be more unintuitive or less known pieces of advice for people who have the game's fundamentals down.
Why do I find gunslinger so god awful.
I just feel like every third shot will always miss.
Easily my least played perk.
Don't move while shooting. Don't pull the trigger as fast as you can. Try alt aiming. Lead your shots. Learn how to time your reloads. Move to get a better angle. Most of your shots should be headshots.
Gunslingers are one of the top tier perks imho. You can have the dual 1911s, dual deagles, and dual magnums and quickly switch between them depending on what enemies you encounter or if you have an empty mag. Fast movement means you can easily get out of hairy situations. Unlimited ammo during zed time is perfect for clearing a couple of scrakes and fleshpounds.
The main drawbacks of gunslingers are low mag size, long-ish reload, low ammo pool, and kinda expensive ammo. That means you shouldn't be missing much of your shots. Think of it as a sharpshooter but with a lot more flexibility at the cost of less specialization.
@@leonguyen896 Not moving is the primary thing you mentioned that I'm doing wrong. I have been walking at zeds I want to headshot sometimes and typically don't stop moving unless I'm quickly taking a shot as sharp shooter while crouched.
Thanks man. Bad fps habits to have for this game lol
what is your in-game name? we probably met already :D
Who else hates gorefiends? There so freaking annoying
Why do these people buy full body Armor Every. Single. Round.
I don't know man and then they complain about wanting dosh, not having the guns they want it affecting the team's ability to survive higher waves because their weaponry sucks. It's a noob-comfort zone mistake. I tend to try and not buy armour at all but will do if I know it's a hard map/bad game/RNG not in our favour etc... But that's at later levels.
I dunno but one of them asked me why I didn't have armour on the other day...
Im not agree with the commando,It can be trashkiller,but also big zed killer
I think the point is that 'can' doesn't mean 'should'. =P
No, no it can't. If that was the case, you could use the same argument for the SWAT, Firebug etc. They CAN, but nowhere near as efficiently as the others mentioned. Just shush.
@@christofferrasmussen6533 Commando has the M16-203 for counter fleshpunds,and the ScarH and FnFal are nice scrake killers...
For some of the takedowns, check this channel:
ua-cam.com/channels/AQAIJ0KzioLusAtSG7cfrw.html
Hell on Earth feels way too easy tho.