Basement

ProveKa

Why the basement has no second entrance.Killers camp here when someone is on the hook.It is impossible to save someone.The stronger the endless loops, the stronger in the basements.You removed infinite loops.Now you need to reduce your strength in the basement.

Psykoala

It's the risk you take as a survivor using the strong loops that always are on top of it. High rewarding loop at a high risk of going onto the downstairs hooks.

ProveKa

@Psykoala said:

It's the risk you take as a survivor using the strong loops that always are on top of it. High rewarding loop at a high risk of going onto the downstairs hooks.

1.safety is until the pallet falls

2.not always under the shed

3.You don't have to be on it to hang there,1 hook distance or farther with advantages means you can hang there

Psykoala

@ProveKa said:

https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1431018#Comment_1431018

1.safety is until the pallet falls

2.not always under the shed

3.You don't have to be on it to hang there,1 hook distance or farther with advantages means you can hang there

1. Make sure it doesn't get wasted and the killer has to spend a LOT of time to get that first hit in, upon you sprint burst away to another loop. If a Killer starts his first chase with a good surv on the shack/main building, he'll loose 2-3 Gens off the bat. Those places should be at least a little risky to use for survs, since they are so powerful and easy to find/run to.
2. As said, both the shed/shack and the main building are usually equally strong loops, the latter ofc depending a bit on window spawn.
3. Not all Killers have powerful basement play anyways. What's a wraith gonna to against Borrowed Time and Dead hard? Wasting time and perks carrying survs all the way down there. Killers who are powerful down there (Bubba, Myers, ... ) usually struggle on open loops enough to compensate. If the Killer camps around the basement, well one surv can die while the rest say adios - Big Loss Game for the Killer.

Basement really doesn't need change in terms of 2 exits, it would just be a waste of time for any Killer to use those hooks at all.

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Ironically, the basement is atop the strongest loop tile in the game.

ProveKa

@Psykoala said:

https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1431259#Comment_1431259

1. Make sure it doesn't get wasted and the killer has to spend a LOT of time to get that first hit in, upon you sprint burst away to another loop. If a Killer starts his first chase with a good surv on the shack/main building, he'll loose 2-3 Gens off the bat. Those places should be at least a little risky to use for survs, since they are so powerful and easy to find/run to.
2. As said, both the shed/shack and the main building are usually equally strong loops, the latter ofc depending a bit on window spawn.
3. Not all Killers have powerful basement play anyways. What's a wraith gonna to against Borrowed Time and Dead hard? Wasting time and perks carrying survs all the way down there. Killers who are powerful down there (Bubba, Myers, ... ) usually struggle on open loops enough to compensate. If the Killer camps around the basement, well one surv can die while the rest say adios - Big Loss Game for the Killer.

Basement really doesn't need change in terms of 2 exits, it would just be a waste of time for any Killer to use those hooks at all.

Remote killers can easily overcome these cycles(Pyramid head, Deatslinger,Hunterss).

Also, there is no need to loop over it for hanging a person in the basement.

https://youtu.be/Ylqbi_q3XQA?t=909

Brings you from the other end of the map to the basement,hanging on the hook in the basement shouldn't be that cheap