Since you’re all right handed, this makes things somewhat difficult. When the genestealers start pouring in though, you’re going to need more than one gun firing. When all four of you are walking down a hallway, it’s impossible to walk side-by-side. If you’ve given yourselves enough elevation, the ones at the top will be able to fire safely over the tops of the heads of those on the bottom. Stack two towards the top of the stairs, and two towards the bottom. You can use elevation to maximize your firepower. Delegate one person to block all the doors, and it should cause a lot less problems. I had to knock down the door to get through, leaving us vulnerable from behind. Well, after a bit someone else decided they wanted to block the door – and ended up blocking me out. While playing one time, I was hanging back and blocking all the doors. Recognizing explosive containers, and hazardous pipelines can help thin the xenos herd. Try not to focus completely on what you’re shooting at, look around and behind it too. Look around for exploding barrels, and pipes that might leak napalm onto passing genestealers. This spreads out the damage a little, and keeps the group moving. Keep the wounded in the middle of the group. Waiting for cooldowns can get a little long if you have an impatient group, or you’re not at a safe place to stop. Sometimes the Apothecary can’t keep up with the damage. Walking to the far left or right side opens lines of fire for allies walking behind you, and keeps you from getting shot in the back. Stay to one side as you travel down a corridor. You’re blocking lines of fire from everyone behind you. Now the whole squad knows, and everyone’s proficiency goes up a notch.ĭon’t just walk haphazardly down the middle of a hallway. If you do end up blocking the wrong door, or going the wrong way, it’s fine. Exploring new areas improves provides ‘combat’ experience, and improves your judgement on future decisions. Don’t get focused on going a certain way, just because you went that way last time. There is more than one way through sometimes. Speaking of blocking doors, don’t get upset if someone blocks a door you don’t want blocked. This doesn’t have to be a 24/7 job, but at least give it a visual sweep every few seconds. If you’re in the back when the firing starts, just keep a guard on your rear. You can designate someone, but it can get boring at times. This doesn’t always have to be the same person. Someone should always be watching your backs. Be patient, and stick together.Įnemies don’t always come from in front of you. The other players pushing too far ahead may have no idea that the marines in the rear have been engaged. This can also be a problem when an unexpected swarm arrives. Shooting something off of yourself can spray fire onto allies, and vice versa.
Additionally, friendly fire can become even more of an issue. If one or two players are ahead of the others, this makes it easier to surround or overwhelm both groups. Read this guide, and dream with me brothers and sisters of the Deathwing! Moving Through The Space Hulk The opportunity to form up into a squad, relentlessly pushing back hordes of enemy xenos, is a dream I have. That’s one of the major reasons I decided to buy Space Hulk: Deathwing, even though it’s completely PvE centered.
It’s been a little frustrating for me in this regard, so I’ve decided to put together a guide for Space Hulk: Deathwing players like myself.
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