What is a safe pallet for you?
I use this term often but when im think about it, i dont know what it means for the majority for sure. So i will say my definition and hope you will add or correct me.
A safe pallet doesnt need to be safe against a killer power.
A safe pallet must not be safe against Bloodlust. (Only Bloodlust 3?)
A safe pallets needs not to be safe before you drop it. (Example: short wall/long wall)
When its the best choice to instabreak a pallet, it doesnt mean that it is always a safe pallet.
The shack pallet is a god pallet, its a stronger safe pallet. God pallets need to be broken to catch up as fast as possible to the survivor.
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To me, a safe pallet is a pallet that cannot be played without bloodlust, or just cannot be played at all. Which is a pretty accurate description of most pallets, unfortunately, from maze tiles to junk tiles to path pallets to those god pallets that cut off hallways. There are very few playable pallets in dbd, and unfortunately even they require the survivor to make a mistake. Which then usually gets undone with a button push.
Edit: very few playable pallets once they are thrown.
A safe pallet is a pallet that can be played easily by the survivor with only killer powers or bloodlust being able to counter it
A good safe pallet imo is the single pallet tiles
A bad one is most of the game pallets
Save pallets are pallets where Killers can't do much by their own, it's on the Survivor to make a mistake which leads to a hit.
God pallets are pallets every Killer besides Nurse, Spirit and maybe PH HAVE to break because there is no mindgame and no way to get the Survivor if they have at least 2 brain cells.