Use the time window between them to return fire.
The Ravager's guns fire in salvos of three. In multiplayer, human characters can effectively dodge all three shots fired by rolling left and right quickly, if their timing is good. Use this to your advantage by executing a combat roll or quickly getting into cover to avoid getting hit. Targeting lasers can be seen just before a Ravager fires its guns. When this happens, or if small-arms fire bursts a sac, use an area-of-effect power like Incinerate or Dark Channel to destroy the Swarmers while affecting the Ravager. If engaged at melee range, the Ravager will intentionally burst a sac of Swarmers (losing some health in the process), and this can quickly overpower your shields. 
However, they will rarely fire their weapons at close range, instead preferring to retreat to a safe distance (akin to the Cerberus Nemesis).
The Ravager's guns have a brisk rate of fire, high accuracy, and deal significant damage, making them lethal at long range. Shooting this area will inflict bonus damage comparable to headshots. 
Bursting the largest sac on the front of the Ravager will reveal a green fleshy area underneath. These creatures, though individually fragile, are volatile in large groups, and can hinder shield regeneration in smaller teams. Instead, large, fragile sacs on their bodies act as weak spots and can be punctured (by gunfire or as reaction to melee attacks), releasing several Swarmers. Headshots will not inflict extra damage on them. Like any other armored enemy, they cannot be grabbed from over cover. Ravagers have high armour that acts as their health. When a Ravager dies it leaves behind a smoking pile of acid goop that causes environmental damage to any of its foes who step in it. They will continually spawn small numbers of Swarmers to harass their foes. 
Ravagers are armed with two powerful long-range cannons that they fire in three-round bursts.
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