Or, simply unload a few shots from your M23 Grenade launcher and he'll be little pieces on the floor. (I'll confirm this later tonight and edit this answer). Note: Using the flamethrower, any class can do this technique.ĭemolition: Place a pipe bomb and get him to run over it, not sure if that kills him in one hit but it sure hurts him a ton. When the fire dissipates, repeat this process. Keep backing up or killing the other mutants while the fire burns away his health. Flame up the Scrake a little bit, but don't pour too many shots into him, you want to keep him in his passive, walking state. Perks are now completely customizable, as all 10 can be combined to make for a totally unique character. One of the biggest features of the mod is the updated perks system. With the Bezerker bonus, you are able to 'stun-lock' a Scrake and repetitively hit him while taking no damage from him.įirebug: Any fire weapon. Zedternal is basically endless mode for Killing Floor 2. Since the Scrakes move slow (before you shoot them that is), getting head shots on them is a fairly simple task.įor class specifics, if you don't want the weight of carrying a crossbow to hold you down, try:īezerker: Katana. The crossbow will one-hit a Scrake if you hit in him the head, regardless of what class you are. I buy one when I play medic solely for the purpose of killing these chainsaw-wielding mutants. Your best bet, as any class, is to get the crossbow. Hence, I have made a reskin that modifies the KF2 Scrake's color scheme to match his KF1 counterpart. I felt that the current Scrake skin was visually drab, looking rather flat among his specimen brethren and especially in comparison to his KF1 predecessor. Scrakes can be hard, but if you know how to deal with them they can be quite easy. KF1-Style Scrake - A Mod for Killing Floor 2.

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