#KILLING FLOOR 2 REVIEW COOP PRO#

An average team can win a HoE 6-player game. HoE 6-player was always too easy, and it still is. Like I said, this problem has existed since launch/beta, when people had just hit level 25. Where's the joke? Seems to me like you're trying to excuse a stupid comment here.

#KILLING FLOOR 2 REVIEW COOP PRO#

The games been out for years so the player bace are going yo have alot of really pro players You suggested me to do something that I'm already doing. Originally posted by Lucifer ★✬:I did, it's a jokeĪnd as seid, it matters how good the players are. If the scaling wasn't broken, every number of players would provide the same challenge. This suggests that the scaling is in fact busted. The game has plenty of difficulty settings to choose from, so why is the hardest one not actually extremely hard?Īlso, playing with 2-4 players is actually harder than 6 players. HoE 6 player is playable with 1 hand most of the time. It should be near-impossible with a mediocre public team. The hardest difficulty of the game should be hard as hell and push a 6-player team to its limit. As it stands, HoE provides chill gameplay, where I don't need to play 100%, or even 80%. Listen, HoE is not supposed to involve chill gameplay. This discrepancy probably stems from me being a better player/playing with better teams or you not playing HoE at all. Why would you want lesser people to play with ala 4 people? 6 player is fine You're saying scaling is fine I'm saying scaling is not fine. for each player that dies it scales to the number of players left. Originally posted by whalecrown:Im saying scaling is fine. The game has plenty of difficulty settings to choose from, so why is the hardest one not actually extremely hard? HoE is not supposed to involve chill gameplay. They should either: a) introduce smaller servers as an official mode in matchmaking or b) make 6-player HoE harder-in other words: fix scaling. HoE (and other difficulties too) with 6 players is a joke compared to 2-4 players and plays like a whole different game. Everyone's just spamming senselessly, with demos standing still and racking up kills. With 6 players, everything is different: it becomes a complete mess and way too easy. 3-4 players is fun and challenging, and co-op and perk roles are emphasized.

Remember, in the world of Killing Floor 2, it's kill or be killed.There's something wrong with the difficulty/player scaling in this game. Grab your rainbow-colored weaponry, lock and load those oversized glasses, and get ready for a wild, edge-of-your-seat experience. So buckle up, my fellow gamers, because Killing Floor 2 is not for the faint of heart. Because hey, nothing bonds a group of gamers together like a perfectly timed 'git gud' or a well-placed 'F' in the chat. You'll need to strategize, communicate, and, let's be real, meme your way to victory. No, no! It's about immersing yourself in a world where teamwork reigns supreme. Rock on!Īnd the best part? Killing Floor 2 is not just about slaying demons and looking cool doing it. It's like going to a metal concert of destruction, but instead of headbanging, you're head-shotting.

The tension is high, the weapons are bigger and badder than ever, and the blood-soaked action is pure insanity. Picture this: you and your crew fighting tooth and nail to survive wave after wave of grotesque monstrosities. It's like a twisted game of cat and mouse, except you're the fanged feline. Yeah, you heard it right! You can step into the shoes of those flesh-devouring Zeds and wreak havoc on those poor survivors. I mean, who doesn't love making minced meat out of hordes of creepy, mutated creatures?īut wait, it gets even better! Killing Floor 2 now introduces the mind-blowing 12-player Versus Survival mode. Hey there, fellow gamers! Get ready to dive headfirst into the adrenaline-pumping chaos of Killing Floor 2! This game is the epitome of co-op awesomeness, where you and up to five buddies can join forces to unleash some serious Zed-slaughtering mayhem.

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