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Holding the game hostage?

L124K_PL L124K_PL
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If the survivor has a trap on his head that is active, and the Pig does anything to kill him with it, but she don't want to kill him on the hook. Is this holding the game hostage?

Is there a way to make it a game hostage?

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  • Quol Quol

    In your example it can be considered holding the match hostage if the pig body blocks him in a corner and waits for the trap to tick down. But if the pig just doesnt let him do the puzzles its not holding the game hostage.

  • martin27 martin27

    @Quol said:

    In your example it can be considered holding the match hostage if the pig body blocks him in a corner and waits for the trap to tick down. But if the pig just doesnt let him do the puzzles its not holding the game hostage.

    That isn't holding the game hostage, the only way you can hold a game hostage is to make it impossible for the game to end. Being blocked into a corner with the trap ticking down means the game will end

  • Frankie Frankie

    @martin27 said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1098313#Comment_1098313

    That isn't holding the game hostage, the only way you can hold a game hostage is to make it impossible for the game to end. Being blocked into a corner with the trap ticking down means the game will end

    This.

  • TAG TAG

    @L124K_PL said:

    If the survivor has a trap on his head that is active, and the Pig does anything to kill him with it, but she don't want to kill him on the hook. Is this holding the game hostage?

    Is there a way to make it a game hostage?

    No. As long as the Pig is allowing the Trap timer to tick down in some way, it's not holding the game hostage.

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