I'm so glad I didn't play for three weeks.
It seems the delay was enough to lower the MMR of a lot of my killers (granted, I didn't played them for a while before the hiatus) This means that I go against a lot of groups that are really too cute. (Not only, but substantially more than usually.)
Most don't understand a killer who will do only his rift to the letter (3 hooks is 3 hooks, no more, no less). Although the ones that went against a downing or an emblem rift weren't so lucky.
Some are way to cocky (an idea that I promptly correct)
Some compliment my play (which is, in all honesty, pretty below average after so much time, although it doesn't take long to get the feel again)
One even thought I had DCed because I got slammed by a pallet (I was using her to clean the area as she was pre-dropping everything) until I pointed out it was her teammate who left xD (a technical issue which kicked us all one minute in).
So much innocence, I'm touched. 😋
I also felt bad for most of the killers I went against. Watching three gens progressing and go up in parallel, a precision that I never had with my team, leaves me with a bad taste. No matter, we all know how it's countered.
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I like playing killer from time to time, and Iike being a nice killer. I just do my archives or trophies, then I become friendly, no matter how hard i tried before. I feel like it’s a good balance for survivors. Scary, challenging but also chill.
My favourite killer players are the ones that we (and they) know could wipe the floor with us within a few minutes. So instead they decide to 2 hook everyone before the sacrificing starts. The matchmaking can be so inaccurate sometimes, it's nice when a player recognises they've been matched with players way below their skill level and does their best to make a game of it
It's nice to know. There is a handful of survivors who'd rather get killed immediately but I feel it's a missed opportunity.