KF2 CD | Pollution Industries | nbd_v0b 48mm NCZ | Sharpshooter | Precision | Nightcore zeds

Quick run since we were down a normal member. Tried a janky hold at spawn for a while, but it was too screwed on this cycle, so we went to the normal one and immediately one-shot it. Especially enjoyed getting a run with Tibbs for once. We haven't had overlap in a while.
Commando (trio) :: Leg-End
Field Medic :: Tibbs
Gunslinger (trio) :: Coco
Gunslinger (duo) :: X
Sharpshooter (trio) :: EtherealDoom
Sharpshooter (duo) :: Virazu
NBD_v0b is the second draft of my beyond-mig3 cycle. It spikes in difficulty extremely early, driving wave 2 and 3 economy to their absolute limits, then settles into a steady progression to an extremely heavy crescendo. It also has a significant quantity of mediums to keep a team on their toes--particularly its ubiquitous husks--and groupings of larges that are intended to keep their numbers fair and distributed while also extremely challenging on every engagement angle, with potential for some spicy buildups if unlucky or left unchecked. NBD is meant to push even the best teams to their limits without being an overly punishing RNG-fest.
The precision category limits perks to Commando, Field Medic, Gunslinger, Sharpshooter, Support, SWAT (the traditional perks of CD).
Join the Tamari's KF2 Discord: / discord We're a chill and close-knit community looking to enjoy Killing Floor 2 (and even other games) drama-free and care about having fun above all else. The servers feature a lot of QoL improvements to the game and things like custom achievements, additional prestiges, and a lot more - all with the goal of augmenting the vanilla experience, not changing it. We also play CD basically every day and it is one of our stated goals to introduce new people to the mode. If you're interested, come join us! We don't bite :)

[@fues5008]

Would you ever take 'Dead Eye' on Sharp? I guess it goes well with FAL builds, just wanted to know what you think.

[@EtherealDoomed]

Dead Eye is quite good, but not as good as Always Prepared. It doesn't matter how much damage you do if you don't have bullets. If you overcap--meaning that you fill the weapon, throw it on the ground, swap skills, and pick it back up--you can have your cake and eat it, too. I don't overcap any more because I got used to aiming without it for months during a tournament, and now the recoil is just part of how I aim at and track targets.