Any idea of the enemy health pool in the game?

[Struonger]

Any one has an idea of what the exact enemy health pool number is? is it 100 health points or more? Also what is the health pool for each enemy type? Jaegers/Support Jaegers have high health pools than standard infantry but what is the exact number?

[RobloxPuzyCrusher69]

Regular enemies have 150 hp except if reduced in difficulty settings. I have no idea for the elite units. I've searched a bunch, but the info just isn't anywhere I could find. It's maddening since I love playing survival!

[BastardSword]

Not sure what the enemy hp numbers are but with the Mosin-Nagant and Kar98k, in survival on hard I can kill any regular trooper with 1 shot no matter where I hit them. For elite troops (jagers and officers) I can always kill them in at least two shots, or 1 shot if it's a clean headshot. If it does take 2 shots, sometimes the first shot will make them incapacitated. Occasionally I can kill them in 1 shot, which means that there is clearly some randomized critical hit calculation going on. With soft-point bullets I can ALWAYS kill them with one shot.

Here are my damage-focused builds for these two guns:

Mosin-Nagant
Damage: 168hp
Barrel: extended marksman
Muzzle: Mk2 Boys Brake
Stock: bullet loops
Receiver: M40 high calibre

Kar98k
Damage: 173hp
Barrel: lightened and blued
Muzzle: Mk2 boys brake
Magazine: GEW98 Overpressure mag
Stock: bullet loops
Foregrip: thick grip tape
Receiver: M40 high calibre

[BastardSword]

Also it seems to me that in survival, enemies get tankier the longer you play. I find that when an officer appears in the first three rounds they tend to always die in 1 hit, but in the last 3 rounds they usually require 2 hits with normal rounds with those two guns.

[RobloxPuzyCrusher69]

I did a little experimenting with different attachments and ammo on the Kar. If I have the right attachments and use soft-point ammo, I can guarantee a 1-shot (even if it's a limb shot) at 231 damage, but not at 217 damage. I believe that means Jaegers have somewhere between 217 and 231 health. Of course, to get that damage I need to give up a lot of other stats, I only get it when I use the hollow points, so I think I'm going back to the 1903 for sruvival and going for organ shots.

[RobloxPuzyCrusher69]

Originally posted by BastardSword:

Also it seems to me that in survival, enemies get tankier the longer you play. I find that when an officer appears in the first three rounds they tend to always die in 1 hit, but in the last 3 rounds they usually require 2 hits with normal rounds with those two guns.

I believe that's because the later units tend to be elite/jaeger units

[RobloxPuzyCrusher69]

Originally posted by BastardSword:

Not sure what the enemy hp numbers are but with the Mosin-Nagant and Kar98k, in survival on hard I can kill any regular trooper with 1 shot no matter where I hit them. For elite troops (jagers and officers) I can always kill them in at least two shots, or 1 shot if it's a clean headshot. If it does take 2 shots, sometimes the first shot will make them incapacitated. Occasionally I can kill them in 1 shot, which means that there is clearly some randomized critical hit calculation going on. With soft-point bullets I can ALWAYS kill them with one shot.

Here are my damage-focused builds for these two guns:

Mosin-Nagant
Damage: 168hp
Barrel: extended marksman
Muzzle: Mk2 Boys Brake
Stock: bullet loops
Receiver: M40 high calibre

Kar98k
Damage: 173hp
Barrel: lightened and blued
Muzzle: Mk2 boys brake
Magazine: GEW98 Overpressure mag
Stock: bullet loops
Foregrip: thick grip tape
Receiver: M40 high calibre

If I understand correctly, headshots and organ shots are always instant death. The reason sometimes you kill in 1 shot is because you ht an organ. If you hit a body or limb shot, it may or may not kill based on the health they have and the damage you dealt, which is why jaegers are tankier. As for the incapacitation I have no idea what causes that vs death. It seems random to me, too!