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Is this a case of "git gud" or a bug?

KingB KingB
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Are 360's broken on console? I play on 100% sensitivity and it still feels like survivors can move faster than I can move the camera. I've seen videos of PC players and they can follow the survivor throughout their swing. Usually when I try at short range instead of a lunge it auto-locks then just completely misses. Do I just need to get better? If so please explain how.

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  • DwightsLifeMatters DwightsLifeMatters
    The fix is to switch to pc with keyboard and mouse.
  • KingB KingB
    DwightsLifeMatters I would if I could afford it. 
  • DwightsLifeMatters DwightsLifeMatters
    KingB said:
    DwightsLifeMatters I would if I could afford it. 
    Well, feelsbadman. Sadly the devs restricted the sensitivity for controllers really low, nothing you can do about. 
  • Vietfox Vietfox
    Yes, you need to get used to it. Best advise i can give is: don't try to move your camera, move left and right.
  • KingB KingB
    Vietfox that seems to be the best way and even then it feels like a 50/50. 
  • Vietfox Vietfox
    KingB said:
    Vietfox that seems to be the best way and even then it feels like a 50/50. 
    Most survivors tend to 360 to the same direction. Once you are close enough to land a hit just wait and look which direction they take.
    What works well too is to stop right before hitting them, this way they'll 360 towards you 😂
    Basically pay attention and learn how each survivor works.

  • thesuicidefox thesuicidefox

    Don't aim for them directly. Before they 360 you most players will zigzag back and forth to get you to move your camera back and forth. If you do that you will wiff. You have to look straight ahead and aim for the middle of the zigzag. Alternatively you can moonwalk as you swing and they 360 into you.

  • Attackfrog Attackfrog

    I back up when they try to 360 me. I can use the larger hit box (still not very realistic...) to my advantage while I look slightly down.

    I play on pc but the step back might help widen the range.

  • ChesterTheMolester ChesterTheMolester
    One technique is to simply anticipate it and simply stop moving or even make a tiny step backwards immediatly, once learned the survivor will turn right into you for an easy, free hit.

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