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A lone Hunter can cause 30-40 damage with a good Pounce and a couple of follow up attacks but a coordinated Special Infected attack can wipe a team.
Many Hunters waste game winning chances because they want to hit that special Pounce, it’s awesome when it happens but to cost your team the game is rather selfish and frowned upon in a team base shooter. Zerochan has 33 Hunter (Left 4 Dead) anime images, Android/iPhone wallpapers, fanart, and many more in its gallery. The most common problem with Hunter players is their ability to choose when to attack, I see a large amount of players run 15% through a level just to get to a spot where they can hit a 25 damage Pounce. The idea of The Hunter is to restrict a Survivor while causing as much damage as possible, the greater the distance of the Pounce, the more impact damage the Survivor receives, this is then followed by your usual slash damage. The Hunter is the only Special Infected that allows you to control its ability once you have executed it, although you’re able to pounce from very short distance with little/no control, launching your Pounce attack from great distances really increases the difficulty and effectiveness of The Hunter. The Hunter has one of the most basic concepts for the Special Infected but can also be one of the most challenging to use, various mechanics give you control over your “ Pounce” attack, allowing you to perform wall-jumps and other acrobatic feats… The final part of our Left 4 Dead 2 Special Infected guide focuses on The Hunter, my personal favorite from both generations of Special Infected.
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