Keep shooting/Pulverizing and make sure your area is clear of other trash Zeds.
This takes very good timing and I recommend body armor when you try it. A Berserker can play parry-hit-parry with one reasonably well if they're armed with the Pulverizer.In the higher difficulties, a Scrake can take you down from 100% health to dead in 1-2 hits if you're not wearing armor. Where before it was possible to Fire Axe stun him or make an easy headshot with the crossbow in KF, Early Access players don't have nearly the same kind of firepower. Seriously dangerous once he closes in, so don't let him corner you. If you are playing on Hell on Earth to level your perks, sure that’s great! XP gain is through the roof in HoE, and you can rank up significantly per class regardless of whether or not you win.You'll know when this one is inbound by the sound. Playing to level is different from playing to win. running through the subway cars in Paris isn’t a good idea, but the front desk inside the old hotel probably is).ģ. Know which spawns are easiest to get to. While you’re mid-wave and hurting for ammo, keep in mind which places are safe areas to look for and have enough space to run away/pick off Zeds in (e.g.Make it a habit to scope out the likely areas for saleable presents particularly in the first few waves.
Know your weapon/ammo spawns. The higher the difficulty, the less money you get and the fewer weapon spawns you get, but they only appear in rather specific places if at all.Staying outside in Outpost, the centrifuge room in Biotics Lab) The more you play, the better you get at sensing when is a good time to cut your losses and start moving to a different area. Know your exits. Every place worth camping is typically a large area with maneuverability when Zed spawns get tight.
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