Killer tunnels me out but wait there's a plot twist
Turns out he was working with the other survivors to tunnel me out, had one on more than one occasion bodyblock me to help Myers catch up. After I was tunneled out, i spectated to see if my suspicions were on point and bore witness to the most pathetic short act of: "Oh yeah, totally not working together" I ever saw with myers downing 2 surviors, waiting about 30 seconds, then picking up one of the downed survivors standing in place to let them go assuming i watched for 30 seconds and left most likely.
He then just sat there and watched them heal the other downed teammate and then let them open exit gate and leave.
I couldn't help but laugh it off, I've seen this BS so many times over the years when I play survivor that its gotten to the point that I have to laugh or i'd of keeled over from a heart attack already due to the amount of rage inducing killer working with survivor situations I've encountered over the years.
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I'm guessing you tried to "go next" and were saved and then your team wasn't happy with you.
No, killer was tunneling me from the get-go, I'm guessing the killer got lucky enough to be cued in with a few of his stream viewers or something like that because less than 20seconds after i'd join up with a fellow survivor, myers would be on me and at least two of the other survivors actively tried body blocking me to slow me down when I made great distance.
After that title, I was really hoping you were going to say "I Plot Twisted."
I had a game like that a couple of years ago, and I found it so strange that my 3 teammates right off the rip worked with the killer to tunnel and get me out the game. It was a Meyers as well and my "team" behaved in the same manner- attempted to body block every window and pallet when he was on my ass. If I somehow managed to lose him, they brought him right over to where I was. Eventually I had enough of the B.S and DC'ed through the menu. When I spectated the match, two survivors were teabagging the dead body I left behind while Meyers was nodding up and down. That was very weird- I did not get a chance to do anything to piss my team off. Everyone was on the same page as soon as the match started.
That was such a weird encounter for me to remember that match after playing hundreds of hours and life in general, two years later. It kind of creeped me out as well; it felt like some intricate setup.