Enemy Variations (Spoilers)
While most of these do not appear in Rundown 3, it is still interesting to know for the future.
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While most of these do not appear in Rundown 3, it is still interesting to know for the future.
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Enemy variations usually happen every rundown. They can buff enemies or can add a new mechanic for them.
Striker Variants:
Shadows are a variant of a Striker. They share the same stats, however they are invisible in the dark. If you shine a light on them, though, you will be able to faintly see them.
Another way to find them is a Bio tracker, which marks the shadows for your team. It is important to note that shadows CANNOT be seen by a sentry unless marked by a Bio tracker.
Shadow Giants are a varient of a Giant Striker. They share the same stats, however similar to the Shadow, they are invisible in the dark, and they move faster than a Giant Striker. Since they are usually found in their sleeping form, it is hard to find them with a flashlight. Alternatively, you could place down a turret which would find the shadow and not kill it.
Another way to find them is the Bio tracker, which is almost essential in missions with it.
Chargers are a variant of Strikers. However, their weak spot is their back. Another thing different from its counterpart, is its attack.
Chargers attack using melee and ranged, similar to a giant. They do 18% with their tongue (6% more than a Striker). But, they're not called chargers for nothing. They will charge at you and hit you several times in a quick motion, doing 4% damage per hit.
They have thick skin, which acts as a protective shield. They can still be killed from the front, however. But they take less damage from the front.
Hybrids are a variant of both Big Strikers and Big Shooters, as the name suggests. They have 300 health (the same as a Big Shooter), and have x2 multipliers on their head and back.
Like Shooters, they shoot out projectiles. However, they shoot out a large amount of projectiles (more than 7) when they shoot that deal 2% of HP. Like Big Strikers, though, if you get too close, they will start punching you, which deals 12% of HP.
Something unique about this enemy, is that if you deal a certain amount of damage to it, it will fall down and get back up (up to 3 times).
