Additionally, Scrakes take 6 seconds to bleed out after being decapitated, instead of the standard 5.Ī Scrake serves as the boss of Farmhouse, the first stage in Killing Floor: Incursion. However, they lose the ability to block once enraged.Īttacks that hit the chainsaw deal 80% less damage. Scrakes can also block in Killing Floor 2, reducing all damage taken by 10%. Once enraged, a Scrake never calms down again. DO carry a heal pistol as a non-medic if you can. While raging, it is capable of damage other zeds that get in it's way. Im no KF2 expert and probably not a good player either but I think the problem with Killing Floor 2 is that the game is really forgiving in a lot of ways (especially compared to Killing Floor 1) so the devs compensate by adding a lot of annoying/gimmicky/unfair mechanics to make the game harder. Self-heals are pretty pitiful, even as a high-level medic so do a drive-by heal on your medic when you can. Once their health drops to a certain percentage (varies by Difficulty), a Scrake will rage and begin rushing madly after players.

Killing floor 1 relies so much more on Perk roles rather than KF2 idea of 'Shoot the guy until he dies'.

In the first Killing Floor, their outfits more resembled that of a doctor, while in Killing Floor 2 they look more like butchers. KF1 is legit scary, in KF2 I never ever felt that. They are noticeable for being large, hulking monstrosities who wear masks and have a chainsaw in place of their right arm. It is one of the biggest threats outside of Bosses, along with the Fleshpound. The Scrake is a giant specimen that appears in all Killing Floor games. From the wiki, however, each direct hit (dud) with the M32 should do 150, and a Scrakes head has 660 health on HoE with one player.

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