| Jason (Part 5) | |
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Gender |
Male |
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Strengths |
Throwing Knives Stalk Can Run |
Weaknesses |
Defense Grip Strength Stun Resistance |
Roy Burns (known in-game as Part 5 Jason) is one of the variations of Jason Voorhees featured in Friday the 13th: The Game.
History (Friday the 13th: A New Beginning)
Roy Burns was a paramedic who appeared in the 5th installment of the series. He was also the main antagonist of the film, becoming the first and only killer who isn't a Voorhees family member.
The paramedic began his killing spree after his son, Joey was brutally murdered by fellow Pinehurst Youth Center resident, Victor. Fueled with rage, hatred and determination to exact revenge, he started killing everyone in the Pinehurst area in to avenge his son.
After racking up a body count of 17, he was finally stopped by Tommy Jarvis chopping his arm off and causing Roy to fall on a set of farm spikes. After his death, his true identity as Roy Burns, Paramedic, was revealed.
Gameplay
This Jason plays very much like Part 3, since they both share no mobility weaknesses, both can run, and both have low stun resistance. Unlike Part 3 Jason, this Jason does not have a nerf on sense and has increased stalk. So, Part 5 Jason can sneak up on counselors easier than most Jason's.
Also, Part 5 Jason plays a little like Part 6 Jason in terms of weaponry. Both have 5 traps, the standard amount, and both start with several throwing knives to dish out high damage from a long range.
Since Part 5 Jason (Roy) is a regular human, he isn't quite as strong as the real Jasons. He has lower grip strength, meaning that counselors break out of your grasp easier. This can be made even worse if the counselor has high composure, meaning they may break out in a couple of seconds. So, hurting them with knives or weapon attacks is a good way to make sure they can't get to far away from you.
This Jason is weaker when fighting counselors than the others, so combat stance blocking is essential to successfully defending yourself from counselor attacks.
This Jason thrives by picking off separated people and struggles with groups. The knives and increased stalk give Part 5 Jason a calculated, stealth, assassin-style of gameplay, as opposed to the brute force gameplay of the other Jasons. But don't be mistaken, just because he's easier to fight doesn't mean he isn't powerful. When used correctly, this Jason is a menace.
Characteristics, Appearance, and Weapons
Strengths and Weaknesses
Part 5 Jason's Stats.
Strengths
- Throwing Knives - This Jason starts with four throwing knives at the beginning of the round.
- Stalk - The cooldown for this ability is shorter, and will last longer once activated.
- Can Run - This Jason is capable of running, which acts more as jogging. Only this Jason, Part 2 Jason, Part 3 Jason, and Part 4 Jason have the ability to run.
Weaknesses
- Defense - This Jason has low HP, which means he can get unmasked easier, and has a lower chance to successfully block attacks.
- Grip Strength - Counselors will have an easier time breaking out of this Jason's grasp.
- Stun Resistance - This Jason has a higher chance of getting stunned, and will get stunned for a longer duration.
Trivia
- Roy is the first non-Jason Killer featured in the game.
- He is the 5th character in-game to have his appearance directly based on a real person, his unmasked face being that of actor Dick Wieand.
- He is the first Jason to have a unique ending cinematic. Rather than returning to Jason's shack, he is seen walking down a road.
Gallery
Unmasked and revealing Roy Burns (Dick Wieand) face.
See also
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