Specimens

Specimens are the main antagonists of Killing Floor. While they are widely referred to as zombies they are in fact failed experimental clones created by Horzine Biotech, a biotechnology company in London, England (It is not necessarily wrong to label them as zombies, however, as they behave in such a fashion). There are ten different specimens, including the Patriarch, each with different abilities and appearances. Decapitating them will leave their bodies capable only of simple attacks and walking for a short period, with the exceptions of the Patriarch, Scrake, and Siren, who do not survive decapitation. During wave time specimens spawn randomly at pre-determined locations near to the players, providing there is something obscuring the view between all players and the spawn.

Several of the Specimens have cannibalistic tendencies and will feast on the corpses of recently deceased players. During this time, other players can earn the "Dignity for the Dead" achievement. There is also a wide range of other achievements related to nonspecific Specimen kills. For a full list see Achievements.

Contents 1 Descriptions 2 Health 2.1 Total health 2.2 Head health 3 Attack damage 3.1 Melee attacks 3.2 Special attacks 4 Movement 5 Bounty 6 Wave layout 6.1 Short game 6.2 Medium game 6.3 Long game 6.4 Final wave 7 Removed Specimens 8 Gallery 9 See also

[edit] Descriptions

Icon	Name	Description
	Clot	The Clot is one of the weakest and most common specimens. It possesses the ability to grab players.
	Crawler	The Crawler is the weakest and most agile specimen. It often travels in groups and can spawn in unusual places.
	Gorefast	The Gorefast is a moderately powerful specimen with the ability to charge at people at short range.
	Stalker	The Stalker is a weak specimen with the ability to render herself camouflaged.
	Bloat	The Bloat is a large and slow specimen with a high amount of health and the ability to spew corrosive bile at its targets.
	Husk	The Husk is a moderately powerful specimen with a ranged fireball attack. It can occasionally be mistaken for a Fleshpound at a distance.
	Siren	The Siren is a moderately powerful specimen with an area of effect attack, a scream, that does not affect, and is not affected by, body armour.
	Scrake	The Scrake is a very durable specimen that has a chainsaw in place of its hand. It charges people when it has low health.
	Fleshpound	The Fleshpound is a very powerful and dangerous specimen. It's prone to fits of rage, and can charge without provocation.
	Patriarch	The Patriarch is the Big Bad, appearing in the final wave, equipped with a minigun, a rocket launcher and equipment to heal and turn himself with a more advanced camouflage.

[edit] Health

The base statistics for a specimen are its statistics on normal difficulty. The difficulty multipliers for health are 0.5 for beginner, 1 for normal, 1.35 for hard, 1.55 for suicidal and 1.75 for hell on earth. Increase refers to the amount of health added per additional player, before difficulty multipliers are applied.

[edit] Total health

Difficulty
Beginner	65	35	125	50	263	300	150	500	750	2000
Normal	130	70	250	100	525	600	300	1000	1500	4000
Hard	176	95	338	135	709	810	405	1350	2025	5400
Suicidal	202	109	388	155	814	930	465	1550	2325	6200
Hell on Earth	228	123	438	175	919	1050	525	1750	2625	7000
Increase	0	0	38	0	131	60	30	500	375	3000

[edit] Head health

Difficulty
Beginner	13	13	13	13	13	100	100	325	350	2000
Normal	25	25	25	25	25	200	200	650	700	4000
Hard	34	34	34	34	34	270	270	878	945	5400
Suicidal	39	39	39	39	39	310	310	1008	1085	6200
Hell on Earth	44	44	44	44	44	350	350	1138	1225	7000
Increase	0	0	0	0	0	10	10	195	210	3000

[edit] Attack damage

[edit] Melee attacks

Difficulty
Beginner	2	2	5	3	4	5	4	6	11	23
Normal	6	6	15	9	14	15	13	20	35	75
Hard	8	8	19	11	18	19	16	25	44	94
Suicidal	9	9	23	14	21	23	20	30	53	113
Hell on Earth	11	11	26	16	25	26	23	35	61	131

[edit] Special attacks

Difficulty
	Bile	Fireball	Scream	Claw	Tentacles	Minigun	Rockets
Beginner	7	6	2	26	17	2	75
Normal	23	20	5	85	55	6	200
Hard	29	25	6	106	69	8	250
Suicidal	35	30	8	128	83	9	300
Hell on Earth	40	35	9	149	96	11	350

[edit] Movement

The movement speed of specimens varies based on the difficulty, whether they are on land or in water, and if they have the ability to charge. Specimens cannot charge whilst in water. The difficulty modifiers for specimens' speed is 95% for beginner, 115% for hard, 120% for suicidal and 130% for Hell on Earth. There are no modifiers on the height specimens can jump. For comparison, human players run at a speed of 200 units when in perfect health, and jump 325 units.

State
Land	105	140	120	200	75	115	100	85	130	120
Water	105	130	140	180	102	102	80	75	120	120
Charge	—	—	225	—	—	—	—	298	299	300
Jump	340	350	320	350	320	320	320	320	320	320

[edit] Bounty

Upon killing a specimen, the player is rewarded with a cash bounty. This bounty varies between specimens and difficulties. The base value is the bounty on Normal; for Beginner, this is doubled; for hard and suicidal/hell on earth, the floor values of 85% and 65% (respectively) are used. All values are in British pounds.

Difficulty
Beginner	14	20	24	30	34	34	50	150	400	1000
Normal	7	10	12	15	17	17	25	75	200	500
Hard	5	8	10	12	14	14	21	63	170	425
Suicidal	4	6	7	9	11	11	16	48	130	325
Hell on Earth

[edit] Wave layout

In a standard game, specimens first appear during certain waves, the timing varying according to the length of the game. The first, last, and final waves always contain the same specimens; in these waves the only thing that changes is the numbers of specimens, which is based on the game length and the number of players.

[edit] Short game

Wave
1	X		X		X
2	X
3
4	X

[edit] Medium game

Wave
1	X		X		X
2	X
3	X
4	X
5	X
6	X
7	X

[edit] Long game

Wave
1	X		X		X
2	X
3	X
4	X
5	X
6	X
7	X
8	X
9	X
10	X

[edit] Final wave

The final wave contains scripted spawns. The phases represent the number of healing syringes the Patriarch has used, out of three.

Phase
0	X
1		X
2		X
3		X

[edit] Removed Specimens

There are 5 unused/removed specimens from the game. They can be accessed via console or sandbox. 3 of which can be playable and none of them have their own original models. They are left in due to the coding from the KFMod.

Icon	Name	Description
	Shade	The Shade is a crawler that hops like mad. Causes serious amout of damage when several are around. Unlike the crawler, they do not crawl but already leap when they spawn.
	GoreFastSP	The Gorefast SP is Gorefast with more speed. No other major differences. Its reason for being made is unknown.
	Chain-Gunner	The Fleshpound Chaingunner is a Fleshpound that shoots from his left arm. It is very buggy and his "chaingun" arm moves around the place due to a lack of animation.
	Wretch	In-game, Wretch (As well as Infected Soldier) is a invisible enemy with the hurt SFX of Stalker/Siren. They would die from either 1 - 3 hits. They cast a shadow and will still be "standing" when killed.
	Infected Soldier	Same as the Wretch.

Their console/sandbox name are

kfchar.zombieShade

kfchar.zombieGorefastSp

kfchar.zombiefleshpoundrange

kfchar.zombiesoldier

kfchar.zombiewretch

[edit] Gallery

• 

  The Shade's model in a T stance.

• 

  The Wretch, who after KFMod v1.0 is now the Stalker.

• 

  The Zombie Soldier was a clot in the first release of KFMod.

• 

  The Fleshpound Chain-gunner as he appeared in the last KFMod, unused.

[edit] See also

Weapon damage table

Characters

Humans Character packs (Original • Outbreak • Nightfall • Postmortem • London's Finest • Steampunk • Steampunk 2 • Urban Nightmare • Harold Lott • The Chickenator Pack • D.A.R. • Promotional) • Trader Specimens Clot • Crawler • Gorefast • Stalker • Bloat • Husk • Siren • Scrake • Fleshpound • Patriarch Related Extermination tactics (Scrake • Fleshpound • Patriarch) • Vocal responces (Squad • Trader • Patriarch)