Their weapons aren’t the best against scrakes/fleshpounds/patriarch but usually have enough inventory to use an off perk weapon that can be capable of doing so as medic weapons are usually “light” weight.Ĭommando - specializing in your usual assault/automatic weaponry, this perk can kill just about every “trash/small” zeds at ease but struggles with the bigger zeds unless using off perk weapons or certain strategies. Medics also have a boost in movement/speed so they can pretty much evade everything in the game necessary. Medics are very “tanky” due to the armor bonuses it’s given so this’ll help a medic last longer than others if played right else to be used at a “protection” for your team as in taking damages your team cannot. Simply just healing and supporting your team, weapons aren’t the best but enough to do “some” damage. Medic - not always necessary to have on a team but can make a big impact if really needed. Your worst enemy as a firebug is fleshpounds, you simply don’t have enough fire power strong enough to take down a fleshpound without getting hurt/dying. Keep note that fire damage can cause inconsistent head hitboxes which can make it difficult for some of your teammates that need a consistent head hitbox in order to play their roles so fire can sometimes make things more difficult for your team. Fleshpounds, one of the most feared zeds ingame is weak to explosive damage so demolitions are best against fleshpounds due to their explosive damage bonuses.įirebug - your usual cook em alive specialist, one of the easiest perks to start out playing with the right strategy in mind, simply burn everything but also conserve as much ammo as possible as the burning effects are usually enough to finish off everything. This perk can be easy and difficult to level depending on how often you’re gonna “not” blow yourself up. It’s only gripe is it requires close quarters offensive which can be prone to be hit more often than other perks but if played correctly, you’ll also never get damaged.ĭemolition - boom boom explosives, like the support specialist, this perk can eliminate big crowds of zeds pretty quick specializing in explosive weaponry, down side is you can potentially kill/damage yourself with your own weapons if not firing at a certain distance, there’s also not many weapons available to deal with close quarters so most of the time you’ll have to rely on off perk weapons like a mk23 pistol or a lever action rifle.
With its increased movement and damage resistance, there’s a lot of forgiveness to this perk that can make it almost impossible to die if played correctly. This perk can easily kill just about every zed, fleshpounds are a little more trickier and can take some strategies to kill efficiently but aren’t impossible. Support Specialist - shotguns shotguns penetration penetration, one of the best perks to eliminate big crowds of zeds at ease with its penetration bonuses and shotgun damage boosts, only downsides about this perk is the slow weapon reloading which can leave you vulnerable at times if you’re not reloading when you can and also the slow perk leveling due to the additional welding experience requirement.īerserker - one of the most OP perks in the game with its crazy damage boosts, damage resistance and movement boosts. Sharpshooter is one of the easiest and if not the fastest perk to level up on the game only requiring an X amount of headshots per level.
Sharpshooter - one of the best perks in the game as long as you’re making consistent headshots, down side is you may sometimes need an area with decent amount of space to give yourself the distance/time to kill/shoot, head hitboxes are very janky in this game and sharpshooter depends on consistent head hitboxes to make accurate shots so anything that causes inconsistency can mess up a sharpshooter. Each perk has their ups and downs, some better than most depending on the map and strategy, they’re all great though.
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