What is the use of the Goose Goose Duck Plunderer? A guide to playing the Goose Goose Duck Plunderer

The Predator that emerged from Goose Goose Duck has recently been a hot topic. After all, although it belongs to the evil faction, it does not have the ability to continuously attack multiple times, and in order for its skill to take effect, it must first meet certain conditions. This leaves many people wondering what use the Predator in Goose Goose Duck has? In fact, the Predator is a very interesting role, and once you master the correct usage, its abilities are extremely effective.

The Predator's ability is actually quite simple: it can drag bodies at a faster speed, and after completing the disposal of the body, it can also reduce the cooldown time for its kill skill. This allows the Predator to have two different playstyles in actual combat.

One is self-sufficient, where you go to kill other players yourself, and by dragging the bodies, you reset your kill cooldown, allowing you to make your next kill faster. This playstyle is very useful on larger maps, as it reduces the likelihood of being discovered while dragging bodies and provides more space to avoid others' line of sight.

The other is to follow teammates, meaning you coordinate with your teammates to perform kills. Once the target is killed by either you or your teammate, you handle the body dragging while your teammate covers you. This method is more suitable for team play, and the player you pair up with should have a certain level of rapport with you. It’s best if they choose a role that can attack multiple times in succession.

Above is an introduction to the uses of the Predator in Goose Goose Duck. Although it requires dragging bodies to activate its skills, combined with its evil faction attributes, the Predator is not weak. You can try it out in the game; it's very interesting.