Raptors for Dummies: How to be a Clever Girl

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So, you just bought Primal Carnage. You boot it up for the first time and just got done playing your first match. You team lost having only 352 kills to the enemies 500 kills. You amazingly walked away with Two kills, 63 deaths, and nine assists. You thought that scientist surrounded by six pyros was a good target, but that just got you killed real quickly. Well, you're here cause you want to be the clever girl that takes out all 7 people, and that's what you're going to learn how to do. If you've seen Jurassic Park you probably already know what a raptor is, so we'll move on to what exactly is the Primal Carnage raptor. The PC raptor is pretty much the assault class of the game. The majority of people on your team are going to be raptors, but it is your goal to stand out from the rest, so to start we're going to go over the basics of the class. Claws :This is your primary mouse button. What this does is swipes your claws in front of you. It does about 45 damage a swipe which means it only takes four swipes to kill someone at full health. Pounce :This is your secondary mouse button and your main attack. What this does is it uses up about 35-40% of your stamina to lunge in front of you. When you hit someone with this, they'll be pinned and will be take 19 damage every half second. it takes 3 1/2 seconds to kill someone at full health. The pounce ends when either 1) the opponent dies, 2)The raptor jumps to get off 3)The raptor takes one hp of damage, or 4)The raptor runs out of stamina causing him to stop and the target to get free. "What not to do" Jumping : An extremely important part of being a raptor. If you've played human you know how hard it is to hit a raptor jumping around. Use jumping to maneuver around a person to slash them or use it to get away. Roar :All dinosaurs have a roar and raptors are no different. Some people think that the raptor's roar is useless, but those people don't know how to use it. What the raptor's roar does is that it drains ALL stamina you currently have, stops the production of any new stamina, and increases your clawing speed by 100-200% for the short duration. During this time you can not run or jump, this is meant for the raptor to get in to a fray of many people and to start doing damage. Has a long cool down. Running :Just like the others a raptor can run to. This makes the raptor extremely fast but eats up a lot of the raptors slowly regenerating stamina. I don't recommend running that often, but when you do I use the golden rule of don't go below 60-70% stamina. Use running mostly to catch up with an enemy running away. Jumping :Jumping is not just good for getting to higher locations, it's also great for escaping and advancing upon your target. It's harder to hit a dinosaur in the air than on the ground. Heal on Kill :It's important to know that every time you kill someone you heal a small portion of your health, it doesn't matter if it's from clawing or pouncing, you still heal. Now that we've gone over the basic abilities it's time to go into strategy. Think of the raptor as a hunter in left 4 dead except you're closer to the ground, kill faster, and can jump off at will. The pounce is your main weapon. You can you use to kill, you can use it as a form of crowd-control, or you use it as a distraction. A good raptor will use it for all three. Most of the time you'll be playing Deathmatch and the key is to get at least 1 more kill then your total deaths to be a credit to the team. Your main targets are going to be people that are alone, weather they just spawned, decided to go Rambo, or they were the sickly deer that fell behind, these are your best and easiest targets. They rarely have someone save them. Working in groups is the best thing to do as a raptor. A raptor's best environment is chaos. Although, since the game doesn't have voice chat it can be hard to coordinate, but players still do it anyway by basically following other especially bigger dinosaurs. Humans tend to focus on the bigger dinosaurs which gives you a great opportunity to pounce someone and not get knocked off, or rush in clawing. As I'll mention in the video later in the guide, you want other dinosaurs to help you get kills, and by extension you want to help them. If you pounce a human and a T-rex eats them, a carno charges them, or another raptor scratches them, then you still get the kill and they get an assist. If you see another raptor with someone pinned, you should go and help them by scratching their target, since it does additional damage and gets that raptor off sooner and ready for their next target. If you get knocked of your target by a bullet you can either retreat if you won't win or try slashing them to death. Roaring is useful when you're out of stamina and/or need to go into a large group of people. Remember, you can't attack WHILE roaring but afterwards you have the attack speed boost. Try to do it as a last resort or if a group of humans is being attacked by a couple other or at least 1 bigger dinosaur. When you pounce always be watching two things 1)Your stamina bar since you'll be knocked off if you reach zero and the target will be free. 2)Pan your camera to make sure no one is approaching you or are about to help their pinned teammate. If you get knocked either retreat or decide if you want to finish the target off with a scratch. As you know there are five classes in the game, which I will now break down strategies to use against them and what to watch for. The classes will be listed from highest threat to least. 1)Pyro :The pyro is going to be your biggest threat due to his arsenal of anti-pounce tools. The flamethrower is brutally powerful. His chainsaw is alone extremely strong and will keep you off, and his grenades are a 1 hit kill at he hits you with it, otherwise it still does heavy damage. When fighting a pyro, it's best to try pouncing him from the sides or back. Clawing at him should only be done from behind. The afterburn from the flamethrower is a joke so don't even worry about it. Make sure when he's facing you, you stay out of his flamethrowers range, and hop around and retreat if he pulls his grenades out. Never pounce a pyro shooting his flame straight at you. 2)Pathfinder :Personally I think the pathfinder is an overpowered class. The shotgun is too strong and the reload speed(the only downside) is barely a downside, put together with flares which are the strongest gimmick of any class makes the pathfinder good against any dinosaur, but I'm here to talk strategy. With that in mind that's what you're going to be face for the second biggest threat. The shotgun is an instant kill at full health up close, and can do some serious damage at mid range. Going into flares is a big no-no unless there's other dinosaurs in the area and you know the numbers you're going against. Scratching can be risky, but it's not as dangerous as say a pyro as long as you keep moving around. You can be killed mid-pounce with the shotgun so be careful pouncing from the front. 3)Commando :The commando is the human's assault class. He has a machine gun with a 60 round clip and three chamber grenades which have to be reloaded after each shot. The machine gun does serious damage, and can be used at long range to free a pounce(be careful to watch for this when you pounce someone). The grenade is exactly like the pyros, although not spammable. It will 1 hit you at close range and commandos like using them to free pounce victims. It also has a very long reload time on it.. Don't try 'counting shots' with his machine gun because usually 30 shots will feels like 60. Be careful slashing him cause he can do some serious damage, pouncing can be done from the front, but expect to take quite a bit of damage. 4)Trapper :Now we're getting into the area of your easy targets. The trapper has two weapons, his dual pistols and his net gun. Trappers are EXTREMELY easy to read and are pretty much robotic. When there's a trapper in