Buy one and you can use its alternate fire to heal friends from a distance. The HMTech-101 pistol (found under the field medic tab) only takes up one inventory space, and it's cheap. Thankfully, every class can buy weapons from other classes in the shop, which means that field medic weapons are always an option. But healing teammates this way isn't very effective when things get hectic since you need to be close and the med-syringe takes time to recharge. You can also heal others by manually equipping the med-syringe (up on the D-Pad on consoles) and then pressing the primary fire button (right trigger on consoles). Non-medics can buy medic weapons tooĪll classes can self-heal using the med-syringe – press and hold the healing button (X on Xbox) to restore a small amount of life. You want everyone fully equipped to fight the big boss, so throw your money at anyone who needs it before the final battle starts. That especially applies at the start of boss waves. With your weapon of choice purchased and inventory fully stocked, there's no other use for dosh than giving it away. When should you share money with others? After you've bought all the important stuff. You can also request dosh from other players using chat presets (left on the D-Pad, select message with the right stick, then release the D-Pad). But Killing Floor 2 also gives players the option of tossing money at each other by tapping right on the D-Pad (consoles) or the B key (PC). Normally, you want to accumulate as much dosh as possible so that you can buy weapons, ammo, armor, and grenades. The money you'd have spent on the armor for those hits is better put towards ammo or a new weapon. You'll probably take a few hits before then, but nothing that a little self-healing can't handle. Thus you can probably wait until the third round to start investing in armor. But here's the thing: armor costs money, and you probably don't need it right away.ĭuring the first few rounds of the fight, not only is dosh scarce, but the enemies are weaker and less plentiful. After all, a little armor can make the difference between taking a minor hit or a major one. Wait to buy armorĪnother instinct among beginners and even veterans is to stock up on armor every round. The last thing you want is to get stuck in a reload animation right when the bad guys start invading your personal space. But just as important is actually being ready to use those weapons when the battle resumes.Īfter you stock up on bullets, switch to every gun that uses ammunition and make sure it's reloaded. Buying ammo for your class-based weapons is super important. Between rounds, the team always heads to the shop to buy more ammo and supplies. Sorry for the length just wanted to try and be clear.This practical advice is easy to forget, especially when you're still learning the game. I searched the sub for other post realating to this, but they're all archived sooo here I am. I don't see a setting to turn the remote on in game if thats even a thing. Yes its plugged in and functioning on steam, I use it occasionally for borderlands 2 and fallout 3 & NV
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When the game launches everything is still the same I though well maybe menu etc still has to be mnk and launched a solo offline and still no input from the ps4 controller.
aswell as launching epic from steam then kf2 from epic (and literally every other variation I could think off.) I tried adding both the game and the launcher to steam and running it in big picture then launching from there. I m now on ps5 and never experienced it again. So your ps might get overwhelmed and starts to crash.
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I pickes the game up for free off epic, and wanted to try it with a controller after ive put over 100 hours in on mnk. Another thing I can think of is that your ps4 somehow cant handle all of it, kf2 is heavy on graphics and I can remember when I had the ps pro, that occasionally my screen crashes but I could still play. Sorry if the flairs wrong, (its an issue for me lol.) but yea title says it.
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