It may take more than one for a Fleshpound.

DO EMP Scrakes and Fleshpounds as a Berserker with your grenades to stop them from raging.

DON’T magdump until the Scrake/Fleshpound rages unless your entire team is focusing one down.

If you pop his head, he’ll drop to a quarter health and won’t rage. You can pop a Scrake’s head before he rages if you don’t deal a lot of damage in a short amount of time especially as a Commando.

DO aim for the head on both Scrake/Fleshpound (not the chest).

Depending on your class, you probably won’t outrun him. Your chances of staying alive are much higher if you attempt to dodge left or right away from him rather than running away.

DON’T enrage a Scrake and then run away.

You want it as clear as possible to back up into when you need to reload/gain ground for a Scrake kill/etc.

DO keep an eye out for anything that might amble in from behind (even if it’s a Cyst).

If you really must tag them for the XP gain, hit them (once) somewhere else – you’ll get full XP and an assist.

DON’T shoot stuff in the head right as the Berserker is swinging at them during slow-mo.

DON’T run in front of other people’s line of fire (leeway is given to melee Berserkers), particularly if you’re all shooting while relatively stationary in a single camp spot.

They will block your shot, and you will block their escape route.

DON’T block narrow hallways by stopping and trying to shoot a Clot when your teammates are also trying to get through and escape the mob.If a Berserker gets their Pulverizer early on, they are pretty much set for the whole game and can donate to the cause the easiest out of all the classes. reception area in Biotics) although being near one isn’t always a bad idea. DON’T camp anywhere you have Zeds dropping down on you (e.g.DO have an exit strategy whenever you’re camping out a spot.When it’s time to leave a camp spot, and leave it fast, DO let people know that you’re ready to run, and try to keep an eye out behind you for anyone else who finds prudence the better part of valor.DON’T get mad if the team scatters a little so long as they rendezvous back with you once the big stuff start showing up.If you’re going to wander (picking up weapons, upping your kill count where others aren’t sniping them away from you), DO have a good idea when the big stuff is really coming in and how to get back.With the current available classes, it is difficult for single players to take on a Fleshpound or Scrake on their own. DO stick with your team as much as possible.There are a number of different and yet viable areas to stick around in for a while. DON’T make a big stink out of it if the team chooses to camp a spot that’s different than your usual.It will auto-lock onto a target from a very forgiving distance for hip-firing.) It can fire 2 medic darts per 100% charge.

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