Do people enjoy them? No. But apart from stealth (which isn't very viable) there the only option for getting the killer to screw off. You waste their time to the point they give up and help your teammates at the same time. If there was other ways to get away from the killer then maybe it would turn out different
Seriously. Does anyone enjoy these? They're the most annoying and boring part of the game, for sure.
No matter which side I'm playing, they always play out the same way: the survivor runs around for 20-ish seconds until the killer gets bloodrush and then suddenly catches up and downs them.
Sure, if the survivor throws the pallet a bit early the killer has the extra challenge of convincing the survivor to go the pallet early so that they can double back and smack them.
The other alternative is to peel off and hope you find a new structure to run around. But that's dicey.
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Do people enjoy them? No. But apart from stealth (which isn't very viable) there the only option for getting the killer to screw off. You waste their time to the point they give up and help your teammates at the same time. If there was other ways to get away from the killer then maybe it would turn out different
Are you talking about filler pallets? Because if played correctly, there should be no way you're getting bloodlust out of a filler pallet.
Look one way, run the other and all the survivor will get is one loop out of the tile.
Enjoy it more than sitting on a hook.
You mean fun, exciting, and engaging gameplay? Oh its the best. Esp the truck chases. Man so fun running around that old truck. /s
I'm sure our Deathslinger and Huntress mains can't get enough of them ๐