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Hit Survivors on hook = Bloody Good challenge?

Dr_Loomis Dr_Loomis
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I think hits whilst the survivor is on the hook adds to Bloody Good challenge! Can anyone confirm? If so...com-e-dy.

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  • GrootDude GrootDude

    I didn’t try but it’d be funny if it counted.😂

  • Toybasher Toybasher

    I think a long time ago you used to be able to apply on-hit effects via hook hits. Like with Billy's original begrimed chain you could hook someone, then chainsaw into them a bunch of times to make them do gens super slow as back then the effect stacked with itself. With enough chainsaw hits you could make survivors actually regress generators instead of repairing them.

  • GrootDude GrootDude

    @Toybasher said:

    I think a long time ago you used to be able to apply on-hit effects via hook hits. Like with Billy's original begrimed chain you could hook someone, then chainsaw into them a bunch of times to make them do gens super slow as back then the effect stacked with itself. With enough chainsaw hits you could make survivors actually regress generators instead of repairing them.

    That sounds scary

  • Cassandra_Alexandra Cassandra_Alexandra

    @Toybasher said:

    I think a long time ago you used to be able to apply on-hit effects via hook hits. Like with Billy's original begrimed chain you could hook someone, then chainsaw into them a bunch of times to make them do gens super slow as back then the effect stacked with itself. With enough chainsaw hits you could make survivors actually regress generators instead of repairing them.

    I may have nightmares about this.

  • ABannedCat ABannedCat

    @Toybasher said:

    I think a long time ago you used to be able to apply on-hit effects via hook hits. Like with Billy's original begrimed chain you could hook someone, then chainsaw into them a bunch of times to make them do gens super slow as back then the effect stacked with itself. With enough chainsaw hits you could make survivors actually regress generators instead of repairing them.

    This would just prove that the develoeprs don't actually delete unused code, but merely disable it. Which would explain their spaghetti code ...

  • TheRockstarKnight TheRockstarKnight

    @Toybasher said:

    I think a long time ago you used to be able to apply on-hit effects via hook hits. Like with Billy's original begrimed chain you could hook someone, then chainsaw into them a bunch of times to make them do gens super slow as back then the effect stacked with itself. With enough chainsaw hits you could make survivors actually regress generators instead of repairing them.

    You used to get protection score events and WGLF stacks if hit while on hook too. XD

    I'll test your question @Dr_Loomis; be back soon.

    Tragedy of tragedies, this is not the case. Hitting a hooked Survivor gives you nothing.

  • fcc2014 fcc2014

    @TheRockstarKnight said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/930429#Comment_930429

    You used to get protection score events and WGLF stacks if hit while on hook too. XD

    I'll test your question @Dr_Loomis; be back soon.

    Tragedy of tragedies, this is not the case. Hitting a hooked Survivor gives you nothing.

    It doesn't give you nothing.


    The survivor on the hook i'm sure got triggered by it, so there is something.😉

  • TheRockstarKnight TheRockstarKnight

    @fcc2014 said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/930449#Comment_930449

    It doesn't give you nothing.

    The survivor on the hook i'm sure got triggered by it, so there is something.😉

    I let them go after my little 'experiment' XD

    They were probably more confused than anything else.

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