R killing floor 2 full#

Without upgrades, you can carry both the Hemogoblin and HRG Incision.

Good alternatives to either weapon include the HRG Incision and Corrupter Carbine, which deal even higher damage than the Hemogoblin (and hence synergise even more with Acidic Rounds). It has a pretty good magazine size and ammo capacity, and is cheap to get started on and refill.

R killing floor 2 full#

The 201 is fantastic at clearing trash and medium Zeds, and with the Medic's right side skills and full upgrades, can kill even a HoE 6P Scrake in a single magazine. When your teammates need healing, its darts are also more than adequate, albeit without the powerful buffs of the left side Medic. You will be able to confidently take on Scrakes, Quarter Pounds and Fleshpounds on your own, though the latter might take slightly longer than the rest. It has a powerful debuff (which slows enemies down to a crawl) and does very decent damage over time. The Hemogoblin has great damage per shot, which synergises well with Acidic Rounds. While I normally wouldn't recommend this over the previous build for a team setting, this build is deceptively powerful for solo, low player counts or if your team just genuinely needs carrying. Aim for the Hemogoblin +2 + HMTech-201 SMG +3 and RRRRL skills If you want to maximise your damage output and solo potential. Good alternatives to the HMTech-501 Grenade Rifle include the HMTech-401 Assault Rifle (better rifle component and ammo capacity than the 501 and fast recharging darts), the Hemogoblin (powerful damage, debuffs and darts) and the HRG Incision (very powerful shots, useful EMP debuff and unique piercing darts). Just watch your health, since you won't have the convenience of automatic self-healing. Use your grenades or the 501's to buff yourself to three stacks of Coagulant Booster, granting you a total of 90% resistance when you're below 50% health (effectively 10x effective HP). Use a combination of the Healthrower's gas (tap fire to conserve ammo) and darts for most of your healing, and use the 501's grenades (which heal at double the rate of the usual grenades) to quickly heal and buff your team, even if they're far away from you.Īlternatively, if you find yourself getting hit very hard and very frequently, you can use Resilience instead of Symbiotic Healing. This loadout maximises the amount of healing and, more importantly, buffs you can give out. Aim for the Healthrower + HMTech-501 Grenade Rifle and LLLLL skills I only opt for MP as a diversion: I'm feeling lucky/bored the daily quest in question is so easy that it should be achievable even with other ppl potentially 'working against me' and just on the legacy principle that KF is a game best enjoyed w/ others, even tho i regret that choice a majority of times because scrubs or other reasons come into the game and mess it up.If you want to maximise your healing and utility. So it actually winds up playing solo is the 'given', if I want to have the best chance of ensuring I complete the vast majority of dailies. They are going to try to snipe any game they can because they want some stupid item.ĭailies pushing lowbies to greater heights frequently hurts the 'better' players who want to play MP 'in peace' on harder skills and not have every game turn into epic carry.

You would ask yourself, on some level: 'am I really ready for HoE?' before actually attempting HoE, whereas for players who are hooked on cosmetics, that doesn't even cross their mind. The decisions are not the same as what a player would be thinking if playing thru a game for the 'skill' of it. In general, because 'ppl' have this abnormal lust for cosmetics, it leads to many attempting these missions who realistically have no business doing so. Which is another reason why this thread exists.

(Also: are the ppl who need 'pushing' into sui even aware of stuff like spawn rate difference?)įWIW, I can't think of the last time I used 'mob spawn rate' as a reason to play MP for a daily, which in part is because most of them seem balanced already. u are still looking at killing a lot of zeds overall to find 5 edars of a type. Obviously makes sense in a way, but, while on one hand, the 50% increased spawn rate (.15 sui vs.1 for hard) sounds good, otoh, that's only 3 out of 20 every stalkers/husks becoming edars vs. I didn't know 'the idea' was to get people into sui.