Killing floor 2 startup time
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After the last round is a boss level where there are one of two bosses to contend with. Reciprocally, if you tear it up, you will have more money than you can spend per round. This is important as you will be under-funded if you do very little in the wave. After every wave, you can restock using the money you get from the score of the previous round.
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Your class can be one of 10 classes and after amassing multiple games, you can have multiple classes under your belt. The first round starts you off with whatever weapons your class starts with (hand gun, rifle, etc) and the wave is really easy. So, for the survival rounds, there are groups of up to seven and you can have any classes of characters playing. Basically, you are cannon fodder until the final round when the boss can smash heads. It is pretty interesting, especially when a player can control a boss, but is very one sided until the boss round. The vs mode pits players against monster-controlled players. The weekly challenge has rounds with extraordinary circumstances – like big heads, more monster health, etc. Survival is where I spent dozens of hours, so I will spend my time detailing the game there. The three types are self-explanatory and all three are pretty dang impressive. You pick whether you want a survival, weekly challenge, or team vs. The multiplayer layout of Killing Floor 2 is simple to the extreme.
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Being a fan – to a fault – of single player campaigns, I was led down a dirty path that you should only take AFTER playing multiplayer (I can now best solo quite handily). What I did then would change the game from a “trash-bin” to a “top-stack” game almost immediately. I stopped for the rest of the morning and decided to fire the game up once more. I was quite dejected and ready to hang up the game. Waves upon waves of horrifying, lumbering, almost-humans would come at me from all directions and eventually stomp me flat – before the 3 rd round. Let me be perfectly blunt with this – I hated this game and everything about it for the first 45 minutes. Now, things weren’t all smiles and giggles from the first round of single person survival that I played. I’ve never liked the hit-with-a-shovel and repeat that most of these games have and quite frankly, I was worried I was going to be miserable playing this game.