Found The Knight's stereotype
No matter how many kills he has or many hooks he'll camp at the end of the match.
No matter how many kills he has or many hooks he'll camp at the end of the match.
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What else should the killer do at the end of the match?
"At the end of the match"
So what exactly should the killer do when both gates are 99'd and the survivor is hooked. Run to a corner and face the wall?
Survivor Logic:
"Please leave the hook so we can freely rescue and all tea-bag at the exit"
Camping at end of match is only acceptable camping.... *per surv main*
Yes, how dare you camp!
We're pretty sure "camping" means "being on the map"
I've been told by survivors before in response to "what else should killer do in endgame?" that instead of camping to secure a kill, the killer should pressure the gates or practice chase
Camping is the most effective Endgame Strategy and is done by a variety of killers to ensure the kill. Annoying yes but most survivors understand
I don't care about end game camping, there is absolutely nothing wrong with it and if the match got to end game the killer needs to secure a kill and it isn't like they need to be anywhere else at that stage.
But so far I am finding the typical Knight seems to camp and tunnel off hook even at 5 gens and honestly they are not a fun killer to verse. The most fun part of the game is looping and they force you to drop pallets and press W which negates all of that.
Pressure the gates? The gates that will instantly be done the second I ######### piss in it's general direction? The ######### kinda crack they on?
The Knight kit is very strong for camping. High camping tier with Bubba and Hag.
Camping at the end of the match is ok. It is one of the few scenarios in which I don't consider camping something bad.
Also, it is the stereotype of any killer who want to get one more kill (sometimes the only kill), not only the knight.
That a killer camps out at the end, trying to secure a kill, there's absolutely nothing wrong with that 😄
All generators are done, there is nothing left to do on the map, the game is over
The killer knows that the survivors are next to the doors and/or hidden near him, ready to save the one who is hooked : he is not going to go the opposite way on purpose : "Well, I wonder if the survivors are hidden behind that bush... right ? Oh, damn, they are clever ... oh ! They have unhooked their friend ... Damn! They are very clever, I didn't see it coming ..." 😅
However, we have to admit that many of the knights I met yesterday with my team; even though now, as soon as a killer comes out, you can have all the perks of the game on him; had a pretty pathetic gameplay: camping the first survivor they managed to put on a hook, and hardtunnel as soon as the rescue was done...🙄
Desperate gameplay players ... if you want to have fun camping ... at worst, do it in a custom game ... the bots are so weak that you'll be able to do a 4K without difficulty, and thus feel very strong 😁
I don't think there's anything wrong with camping in the end game but the knight is way too good at it. He's almost at a Bubba level of camping. This is the kind of design they should be moving away from. Going forward I don't think anyone will even bother trying to rescue against him in the end game. You're basically dead if you get hooked at that point.