Quick decapitation kills are the preferred method of extermination. It is very easy to cause a wipe when a player shoots multiple Scrakes and causes them to rage at once, who then proceed to tear the team apart. Doing so could cause the enraged Scrake to kill an unsuspecting player who is busy dealing with the lesser ZEDs. Generally, do not shoot and enrage Scrakes when the team is ill-equipped or unaware of its presence. Scrakes are extremely dangerous ZEDs that should not be engaged alone unless you are properly equipped to exterminate it in a short time span, to ensure that it does minimal damage. On Suicidal and Hell On Earth, Scrakes do not gain any additional abilities or attack animations Instead they simply enrage quicker at higher health thresholds. It is impossible to stop a Scrake from raging once it starts, however EMP Grenades and Freeze Grenades are able to temporarily stop its rage. Scrakes can deal hideous amounts of damage once enraged and should be killed as soon as possible before they can kill players with their area of effect attacks.

This means that the Scrake will not be stumbled or knocked back when these attacks are parried. These animations can be identified by the chainsaw glowing red. Once enraged, Scrakes can attack with unparry-able attacks. They have the potential to hit multiple players with their attacks. When enraged, Scrakes begin to swing their chainsaws in wide arcs, spinning around multiple times and attacking with increased ferocity. While calm, Scrakes attack with small arcing slashes and stabbing attacks. The Scrake cannot block once it is enraged. While blocking, the Scrake takes 80% damage and incapacitating effects are only 20% effective. When aimed at or shot at, the Scrake will almost always block its face with the chainsaw arm. They will begin to sprint and attack relentlessly. Scrakes enrage once they have taken enough damage. Using this fact, a team can safely ignore Scrakes through kiting and killing lesser ZEDs until they are ready to deal with Scrakes. Scrakes walk slowly towards players and attack slowly until they are enraged.Д«ecause of this behavior, Scrakes will never rage until they are shot at. Upon spawning, the Scrake lets out a global roar that can be heard regardless of position, followed by the sound of a chainsaw revving up. Care should be taken when engaging the Scrake.

Solo game block chance multiplier: Normal, Hard - x0.1, Suicidal - x0.2, HOE - x0.3. Affliction multiplier - x0.2 (ZED takes only 20% of all incoming powers). Damage resistance: Melee attacks - x0.9, Gun attacks - x0.9. Block chains (max): Normal - 3, Hard - 4, Suicidal - 5, HOE - 6. Health loss percentage to trigger block: all difficulties - 0.05.

Chance to block after taking damage: Normal - 0.05, Hard - 0.1, Suicidal - 0.4, HOE - 0.5.

Scrake has a chance to evade certain damage sources.

Scrake has a chance to block upon taking damage or when being aimed at.EMP effect (disrupt) temporary prevents Scrake from sprinting.Scrake cannot evade a grenades once enraged.Should sprint if health percentage (PvP) Rally boost: players do x1.2 more damage.Scrake cannot teleport nor get frustrated.Scrakes only have one weak spot, which is the head. Scrakes are slightly resistant to handguns and shotguns, but are neuntral to every other types of ballistic weaponry. The Scrake will take 400% damage when directly hit by an RPG. Scrake has a unique weakness to the RPG-7's ballistic impact damage. Scrakes greatly resist multiple forms of damage, and they have only one weakness. Scrake has 100% sprint chance when it's health drops below the Rage Threshold.ДЇor comparison, by default a healthy player character with the minimal weight walks at speed of 383 units/s, and sprints at speed of 460 units/s. This value is 0.87 on Normal and 1.05 on Hell On Earth. Movement speed is randomized within В± 10% range and further modified by a multiplier based on difficulty. Scrakes will never stop sprinting until they are killed. This threshold is 50% on Normal, 75% on Hard and Suicidal, and 90% on Hell on Earth. Scrakes will only sprint when their overall health drops below a certain threshold, determined by difficulty. Damaging with on-perk weapons and then finishing it off with an off-perk weapon divides the XP and grants it to both perks.Killing with weapons other than your current perk grants the XP to the perk that weapons belongs to.The base damage value further modified by the difficulty-specific multipliers. Scrakes have their base health value scaled accordingly to the number of players in the game. For kill reward calculations read Dosh Mechanics.

Hell on earth killing floor 2