Do you guys think the distance between the exit doors is normal?
First of all, I'm not a native English speaker, so please forgive me if I make any mistakes.
Luckily, in 3 out of 10 games, the doors are far apart, or at least there's enough space for the killer not to see both doors when they're in the middle.
Most of the time, they're so close to each other that almost any killer can camp very easily.
What do you think?
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Doors need to vary in distance to account for the various killers. Its entirely rng with door placement and the killers ability to monitor them, which is about as fair as it can be without punishing some of the roster in favor of survivors.
If there are two or more survivors, the killer will free one of them trying to open another gate at the same time, regardless of the distance between the gates. From a balanced perspective, this is fair.
If there is only one survivor, there is a hatch, and if the hatch is taken away, the survivor should admit defeat at that point, and should give up on being pessimistic because the gate is too close.
I feel like this is a fate we should accept since we failed to repair five generators in the first place.
If the problem is that 2 gates are too close, you should also pay close attention to the fact that 2 gates are too far.
And the management always tells the killers not to be obsessed with wiping out all survivors.
In other words, survivors should also enjoy the fact that misfortune sometimes befalls them, regardless of their own survival.
I feel like if the survivors get the gates powered, the killer should be forced to guess which gate to check and commit to it. Survivors are meant to be empowered when the gens are done. Being able to consistently patrol the gates shouldn't be a thing.