who designed the scrake in killing floor 2

Scrake body health is not a lot and I swear everyone is used to spamming left mouse until it is dead.Ī lot of stunning tools: Sharpshooter can carry 6 reliable freeze nades (can be 7 if you have a Demo during the match) so 6 or 7 guaranteed big zeds. You can still run away from a raging Scrake. Bone Crusher = made for Zerk walling (good block, good knockdown power) Zerk should not be the one to initiate a take down because Sharshooter, Gunslinger and Demo can do it better but Zerk isn't that bad to handle a big guy. The Medic and Zerk clutch is better than ever thanks to the use of Parry. Lots of bodyshot and everything is so messy but the zeds will die anyway and the zerk can recover pretty quick. This is why you see this common 'take down' method in pubs even on HoE: Zerk tanking on the frontline with Medic healing while Support and Demo spamming AA12 and RPG. Zerk buffed by Medic is a maniac that can tank and dish out decent damage. Medic heal gas during ZED time can also save lives. However in KF2, Medic buffs allow you to outrun the big guys and survive the devastating hit (+30% move speed and +20% damage resistance) and turn you into a DPS machine (+30% damage boost). In KF1, you don't really want to get smacked by a Scrake or a Fleshpound, especially if you are not a Medic or Zerk.

Medic buffs: more move speed, better damage resistance, more damage output. What do I mean by 'the game is forgiving'? I'm 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. But there is also a lot of complaint about how the game can be really unfair with bad spawning mechanics, bad map design, Fleshpound raging on spawn, too many EDARs/Rioters, too many Quarter Pounds running over your squad, etc. So I see that one of the main complaint about Killing Floor 2 is that the game can be really easy once you 'figure it out'.

Who designed the scrake in killing floor 2