Built in deerstalker
It is no fun at all if you cant find the survivors on the floor anymore and have to let them bleed out.
Usually survivors agree with me that bleeding out is really boring.
So can we just built in deerstalker?
It is no fun at all if you cant find the survivors on the floor anymore and have to let them bleed out.
Usually survivors agree with me that bleeding out is really boring.
So can we just built in deerstalker?
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No. How about you actually keep track of the survivors or hook them?
You have no tools to keep track of them.
And since they introduced tons of stealth cosmetics you hardly see them on the ground anymore.
Good luck finding a survivor again you slugged first on swamp
I don’t want everything handed out to me when I am playing survivor or killer. The only built in mechanic that would make sense is blood warden.
You'll get a "loud noise" notification after survivor has been on the ground to long and about to bleed out
You only get that if the survivor is afk and is not moving
Then why build in deerstalker? You'll take away a chance to find a hatch from survivor. If you wanna be able to find them after sluging take the perk in a perk slot. Might as well build in whispers, stridor, bloodhound, spies from the shadows, knock out, madness effect etc
Just use bbq and make sure you hook them far away from the zone the slugged guy could be in...
You know your ears exist.... or maybe you are deaf. Also they are leaving pools of blood behind. AND if you decide to slug every match somehow use the freakin perk
I will just sit on hatch as killer and wait for the survivor to come to me.
Basically its a 2 minute waiting game
Well then, guess the survivors and I will have to deal with the bleed out timer.
DIdnt expect so much disagreement but well
@DeadByFlashlight If you get to the hatch first if not survivor deserves a chance
@lyric Is right. Just run deer stalker if that is what you need to keep track of survivors. It does not sound like a game issue that sound like a player who chose the wrong perk for their playstyle issue.
Dont have enough perk slots unfortunately
I dont want to hear any survivors to complain about bleeding out then.
Fine, thread can be closed
I mean... you do have Deerstalker.
They probably won't complain, they're too busy clicking the DC button.
All Doctor mains please rise and laugh maniacally
You want built in Deerstalker? Then play Doctor or Freddy and call it a day.
So to answer your question, no, you can't have built-in Deerstalker. Either get good at tracking down people you've slugged, run the perk, or stop slugging people.
You have to predict where they will crawl too, similar to guessing where the hatch would spawn. You can hear them on the floor too..
Built in blood warden doesn't make any more sense then built in deerstalker. Actually, I would argue that it makes even less sense. You can see your hooked survivor's auras. So can survivors. Survivors can see other's survivors aura if they are in the dying state. It's not much of a stretch for killers to be able to as well. I don't feel that this is especially necessary. But to say that blood warden should be a built in mechanic for killers while deerstalker shouldn't is a poor argument.
Deer stalker as a mechanic will just be feeding you information Instead of
A. Hooking tbe survivor right away
B. Try to listen for the survivor that you left
C. Looking for their blood trail
And this will only be fun for one side
So there is a difference with the two. Everyone knows that once the exit gate is open it is basically over for the killer unless the survivors want to play around with the killer which almost every player do not like. Blood warden as a built in mechanic will intensify the ending of the game.
Should I leave or wait until every survivor make it out?
You can get this by equipping the perk...
It'll then be built into your perk deck ;33
And by the way.

Ugh...