everyone go sharpshooter and take crossbow. aim for the head.
probably even faster than rushing him with katanas - and it is a more safe way to kill him...
support specs using hunting shotguns alt fire work too.
LAW is not as efficient though.
Why not?what difficulty level tho? I dont think this works on hard or above.
It works on hard. I can vouch for that.
It depend on what tactic and weaponry you and your party use.No Nades:
Reason 1: Blows up door if you weld him in
Reason 2: Gives Pat a "smoke screen" if you will, which makes it harder to spot him
Reason 3: Your perk specific weapon can dish out more damage quicker, and safer than a bucket full of nades
It depend on what tactic and weaponry you and your party use.
A bucket, or six buckets as it may, of nades deal pretty insane DPS.... and IS part of support spec perk specific weaponry. Six support specs all using alt fire hunting shotguns once force him to kneel, then tossing up to 60(!) frag nades with extra perk damage would pretty much kill him before he can run off to heal. Shrug.
(and not all pugs try to trap him...)
Agreed on the LAW though. That [ultimate] weapon pretty much need a boost IMO.
yeah that had to be on hard.....the guy took a direct hit from the patty at point blank and only lost 30% health and 50% armour
you do that on hard and you're dead instantly. question is, can you get him before he does that to everyone.
As people said above, yes, yes you can.
You need Berserkers for the damage reductions. Even Level 0 Berserker is going to keep you more alive than some other perk. (Maybe Medic, but you won't also get the damage boost).
Wait for him to fire off the minigun or rocket, and then catch him on the cooldown. Surround him. When you get knocked back, heal up a bit (or hell, just rush back in).
When you're not in melee range, he will melee someone else. With full armor you can survive at least 1 melee hit from Patches on Hard. As he knocks you back, he'll turn to knock someone else back and this is where you should be running back in.
The most we've ever lost is 1 guy who was unlucky enough to be hit twice (me).
Even on normal, though, this technique will completely and utterly fail if you don't have good teamwork and coordination. Voice comms are important too, as is an area with a lot of cover.