Can you actually win against good survivors?
So This is not a thread about Moris, keys, DS, Meta perks etc.
Its just about the given situation:
You have a mid tier killer, lets say Myers. The person playing this killer is a myers main and played him for 3k hours. and knows everything about the killer.
Then you have 4 Solo survivors who are GOOD. They know the tiles, know how to loop, know how to play against every killer.
And we pick a neutral map like a macmillan without a god window spawning.
Everyone playes perfectly to their limit.
What is the outcome?
Oh, lets limit the game to green add ons for both sides.
Personally I would say that the killer can get 4 hooks and one sacrifice at the end. One sacrifice because he has to patrol the hook at the end of the game and the survivors know that --> dont feed hooks and just leave the killer with 1k.
What would you think?
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What do you mean with win? A 3K+?
Sure it is possible, and the outcome can not predicted.
It's almost impossible to predict, especially with a killer like Myers where there are so many factors.
Was he able to hit EW2 on the first stalk? How quick did he hit his first EW3? Did he get at least two downs with EW3?
If all three of those questions have the answer of "yes" then Myers could even 4k as that would be an optimal start.
We're also not even addressing perks. Did the Myers run Infectious Fright? Because that would change the game drastically if Survivors decided to stay around each other he would possibly be able to snowball really hard. Did he run corrupt intervention to stop early generator pressure? I assume he ran M&A cause every Myers worth their salt does.
What about survivor perks? Were they trying to gen rush with prove thyself?
There's just too many factors.
Yes I know the standard phrase is "if survivors play optimal they will win, killers can only win if survivors make mistakes" the thing is, NO survivors play optimal all the time, even in games with very good survivors mistakes will be made on both sides. That's what makes the game fun, the outcome isn't certain.