Killers: How they work and how to play against them.

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• RFSa09

  April 10, 2024

  very good :)
• Xernoton

  April 10, 2024

  Against Hillbilly:

  • Always assume he has Lethal Pursuer. If he doesn't have it, that's good for you but it never hurts to prepare when you hear the chainsaw.
  • Keep track of where you see him go. That way you have a pretty good idea from where he will approach you.
  • Against a curving Billy, irregular loop shapes are your best friend. He can curve pretty easy around rectangles but everything else is a lot harder.
  • Do not go anywhere near the basement, if you know where it is. He can defend it pretty easy and there is a good chance that someone that comes for a rescue there will go down before you get off the hook.
  • When you are unhooked, leave the hook before you heal. If he knows where you are, you are not safe.
  • Always look out for the blue glow on the chainsaw because it tells you that he is approaching overcharge.
  • If you are in a rectangular loop and the Billy is in overcharge, assume you won't make it around the next corner, if he goes for a curve. Instead try and dodge the chainsaw by stepping further away from the loop (risking a M1 is better than an insta down) or if he can't see you switch loops. His chainsaw is too loud for him to hear you.
  • Look out for patterns. Some Billy players I've gone against were more comfortable curving one direction then the other. If you notice something like this, do not overcommit to the side is more likely to curve from.
  • Billy is a killer with an insta down. If you're running around in a group, then you allow him to get downs in quick succession. Spread out to avoid this.
  • Do not camp pallets when he hits overdrive. He is so fast that he will likely hit you quicker than you can react.
  • The extra speed in overdrive is pretty hard to control. So, if you can force him to curve around very tight corners, the chances he will bump are much higher.
  • Though his collisions were improved a lot, there are still places he will not be able to hit you around. For example the little forked trees on Badham. If you have nothing else to work with, then at least make it as hard as possible for him to hit a chainsaw.
  • Whatever you do, DON'T drop when he charges the chainsaw unless it's from a vault. The staggering makes it incredibly easy to hit a chainsaw.
• VomitMommy

  April 10, 2024

  Wraith:

  • keep vaulting on every dropped pallet until Wraith uncloack, can work for windows too
  • heal a lot, don't stay injured

  Legion:

  • never mend when Legion is still in frenzy
  • if you are not death on hook, play injured (if you are confident enough)

  Plague:

  • if you are not death on hook, play injured
  • as soon first person cleanse, everyone should start cleansing

  Skull merchant:

  • if you are healthy → hold W
  • if you are injured → predrop pallets (same as Clown)
  • crouch at loops, if possible to deny haste / claw trap
  • always try to force her to injure you, never let drone do it (if possible)
  • she is stealth killer, so look around you when working on gen

  Oni:

  • heal whenever you can, don't stay injured unless Oni is in power
  • You don't drop blood, when Oni is raging

  Nemesis, Oni:

  • play as safe as possible early game, don't feed their power. Just predrop every pallet in the universe

  Huntress, Deathslinger:

  • just never drop those rock pallets (small, tall loops), always fake

  Pig:

  • Boop the snoot
• Rulebreaker

  April 10, 2024

  In addition to the above:

  Trapper:

  • Keep an eye on disarmed traps near you, as if they open up as your watching its an obvious tell he has an iridescent add on. If you see this, its best to only disarm traps if he's in chase nearby as you may end up needing to disarm it at a bad time.
  • For the love of the entity watch the floor instead of Windows of Opportunity.

  Wraith:

  • Wraiths yellow add on "Bone Clapper" will cause the bell sound to be un reliable. If you hear any ding dong, book it to somewhere safe unless your sure he's not near you.
  • Don't ever hide somewhere where he can trap you. He has a wall hack add on (its surprising how many people forget this).

  Billy:

  • You can use lockers to "dodge" a saw. This should be used as a desperation measure.

  Nurse:

  • Pallets can be used against the nurse by throwing off her blink. As she's "traveling" toss down the pallet and pray you sent her to the opposite side (Disclaimer: we 3 still haven't figured out how to perfect this so its likely to do nothing as it is to save you more time). Like the Billy above, this should be a last ditch effort.
  • Listen when she starts up a blink. That's when you need to start doing things different. Its a game of "I know you know I know" with her.

  Myers:

  • Try avoiding grouping up. A T3 Myers with the right build can snowball out of control.

  Hag:

  • Hag Protocol. Always assume there's traps near a hook or basement. Crouch to the hook. Crouch away from the hook. DON'T heal under the hook unless "we'll make it" is in play.
  • Help your teammates. If shes in chase, pop or wipe away traps you know. Probably should be wiping traps whenever possible regardless.

  Doctor:

  • Even with calm spirit a attentive doc will still know your nearby. To elaborate, he still gets a score event, you still gain madness lvls, and add ons still will reveal you if he has them. He may not know your exact position, but he'll probably look around.

  Huntress:

  • Always assume "Iron maiden" (not the band skin).
  • Count the hatchets she throws. Especially if she only throws 1 and immediately goes to reload. That's a red flag for iridescent hatchets (aka instant down).

  Bubba:

  • Like Billy above, lockers are your friend. You can use them to dodge saws. If Bubba hits the locker DON'T immediately jump out as he can still down in a tantrum. Wait for the last part. (Hard to describe it since we have it on instinct but its always a downward diagonal slash) Even if he's got "Iron maiden" for this reason it still buys time.

  Freddy:

  • Figure out if he has snares or pallets asap. He may be an M1 killer, but he's still a killer. Play accordingly to what he brought.
  • If he brought fake pallets, try to memorize what's been used. For the newer survivors try and stay awake often as possible while still being productive. Windows of opportunity will still highlight fake pallets so don't rely on it while asleep.
  • If snares, play loops like your against a trapper if your asleep.

  Pig:

  • Boop the snoot if your friendly.
  • Keep an eye out. She is a stealth killer. [This is general advice]
  • If you have a party hat (reverse bear trap) try and figure out her add ons. (This is more general advice)

  Clown:

  • Survivors can also use yellow mist {be careful if he has the joke add ons though}

  Spirit:

  • If you play spirit, you'll have a good feel of when she tries to "fake" a phase chase. In particular look at if she's "passively phasing" or not. (Its hard to describe so apologies if this is unhelpful)
  • You probably shouldn't try playing mind games with her. Unless your bored.

  Legion:

  • If your under a pallet and their in frenzy, play chicken with them and don't be afraid to eat the hit. If you hit them with the pallet while getting hit, it limits the damage they can do to the team. [Try not to waste god pallets like this though].
  • Lockers won't save you. They can see in lockers and grab you from a locker while in frenzy.

  Plauge:

  • If the plague grabs the corruption, try to cleanse yourself asap.

  Ghostface:

  • If you know he has stalk on you, try to take a hit. Its risky but sometimes removing abit of stalk meter is worth the hit. Don't do this if you think he has you at 99. This leads to free food.
  • Don't t-bag him. He does it better.

  Demogorgon:

  • Only active portals give you away to killer instincts. If you see he placed a portal by a gen and leave, he can not detect you until he uses it.
  • You can hear unactive portals if you listen for them. They give off a muffled sound.

  Oni:

  • If you see blood orbs, it means he has "Renjiro's bloody glove" which gives him aura reading if you walk through them. Depending on what you have and how brave you are, you should try to get as much blood as safely possible.
  • Tying into the above, you are NOT revealed while working on generators (bug or glitch or intended we don't know) even if bleeding. You are revealed as soon as you let go though and if anyone nearby walks into the blood and then works they're still revealed. Short version, your not consistently revealed while your working.

  Deathslinger:

  • Other survivors count as objects to help break the chain faster. Do what you will with this info.

  Pyramid Head:

  • You can crouch and crawl through Rights of Judgement (the trails) without being tormented.
  • Punishment of the Damned is blocked by stairs.

  Blight:

  • Blight needs all his tokens to start rushing. The longer you can avoid being rushed, the more breathing room you get to get to another safe zone. As far as we are aware this has not changed.

  Twins: DISCLAIMER WE KNOW NOTHING IF THE PTB CHANGES AFFECT ANY OF THE BELOW

  • If you blind Charlotte while Victor is active, it forces them to switch.
  • You can blind Victor.
  • Victor's killer instincts will not trigger if you are in a locker. The second you get out or in the locker it'll proc but this is just a fun fact. :}
  • You can hear a sleeping Charlotte despite her being undetectable. Be cautious if you hear her as you don't know when they'll switch.
  • Victor can leap over pallets and through windows. Don't tbag at them thinking your safe.

  Trickster:

  • Like Huntress, always assume "Iron Maiden" [again, not the band]
  • If he has "Trick Blades" add on, keep moving. Hiding behind a rock won't save you. If he has the "Cut Thru U Single", don't body block blades. Obviously the hard part is figuring if he has either.

  Nemisis:

  • You can re-kill the zombies with "head on" and pallets. [Though maybe try not to use pallets unless you have "any means necessary"]
  • Perks like "Red herring" and "Diversion" can move the zombies as long as they don't see you. Adding on, "Light-footed" lets you run around without attracting them normally [unless you run Infront of them ofcourse]. Aka, zombies like noise.

  Pinhead:

  • Like Deathslinger, survivors count as objects. Help a teammate out if you can.
  • Pay attention to the HUD and what your mates are doing. Someone needs to focus on the box every now and then.

  Artist:

  • If you see a teammate running nearby, help them out by grabbing idle birds and bolting so they can run back to the loop.
  • The killer instinct proc is relatively small, but you'll know if it did due to there being a score event (cant remember what its called). In a similar vein, she can check lockers quickly so hiding in them is ill advised. Use lockers to remove birds but not to hide.
  • Chain loops…seems basic but seriously. IDK how many people think they can loop me at a single pallet only to literally eat a crow.
  • As soon as she places a crow her timer starts for her to fire. She must do something soon, whether its placing more crows to extend the timer or to fire them. Don't be afraid to take an idle crow (preferably not from the front end) especially if your already swarmed as that can screw with trapping loops and aiming in general and you don't take damage from taking more than 1 idle crow.
  • The more crows she fires, the longer the CD. This includes if she has the "Ink egg" add on. Long arse timer.
  • A commonly seen add on is "Severed Hands" which can cause multiple survivors to be swarmed if close to each other.
  • A personal favored add on "Severed Tongue" makes it so baiting crows is likely a lose lose scenario.
  • The crows can be aimed and go down certain stairwells, specifically basement stairs.
  • You can almost always hear when she fires crows, you hear the sound, look around.

  Sadako:

  • DO TAPES. DO TAPES TO CRIPLE THE SPOOKY LITTLE GIRL. This has probably been said, but we really need to stress the importance.

  Dredge:

  • Always lock a single locker if they're grouped as he always prioritizes the locked one.
  • During nightfall, if he teleports to a nearby locker your revealed by killer instincts (16 meters). Keep moving, don't try and hide.
  • He can hear noises while teleporting from locker to locker. Last we checked he also sees any revealed auras too.

  Wesker:

  • His second lunge is usually alot longer. Try to make him miss this one in an open area.
  • His power recharges faster the more infected survivors there are.

  Knight:

  • If chased by a minion, grabbing the banner is always a good option. It even gives endurance and haste.
  • He can not effectively use his guards to camp hooks. The minion chasing you will disappear as soon as you grab the survivor. He however will know your going for the hook, so book it afterwards.

  Skull Merchant:

  • You can run through drone areas if your attentive to where the scan lines are. Crouch when needed while running around the zones. This is admittedly risky though so user milage may vary.

  Hux:

  • If your tagged for the love of the entity grab an emp before you join up with other survivors unless absolutely necessary.
  • If he slipstreams and your in reach he can still hit you even if you smack him with a pallet.

  Xenomorph:

  • It can hear you while in tunnels. Gens, grunts of pain, chests, all fair game.
  • If you know its in a tunnel, crouch if you wana be sneaky. It sees footsteps for walking and running survivors.
  • Don't hide next to control stations, it has killer instincts when it emerges from a tunnel for those close by.

  Chucky:

  • This isn't specifically to the killer but most Chucky players will mind game themselves silly. Sometimes the best play is to leave the area and watch them go "hu?"
  • Even while stealthed, Chucky keeps giggling. Ears peeled for his voice.
  • He has a surprisingly big hit box for pallet stuns for his small size. We don't know why but its a thing.

  Unknown:

  • If your dispelling an illusion, it don't need to teleport to inflict weakness, it only needs to interrupt you.
  • You don't need to stare it down to remove weakness, consistent glances are enough.
  • A popular add on is the "Vanishing box" which applies weakened to those who finish a gen. An admittedly [censored]ish move if you know it has it is to let one person finish the gen so only 1 person gets weakened.
  • Dispel illusions when you see them, but not while its close by. Something triggers killer instincts while its close by and your dispelling. (We do not know the specifics nor what exactly triggers it, but have seen it multiple times).
• D0NN1ED4RK0

  April 10, 2024

  @Rulebreaker said:

  In addition to the above:

  Trapper:

  • Keep an eye on disarmed traps near you, as if they open up as your watching its an obvious tell he has an iridescent add on. If you see this, its best to only disarm traps if he's in chase nearby as you may end up needing to disarm it at a bad time.
  • For the love of the entity watch the floor instead of Windows of Opportunity.

  Wraith:

  • Wraiths yellow add on "Bone Clapper" will cause the bell sound to be un reliable. If you hear any ding dong, book it to somewhere safe unless your sure he's not near you.
  • Don't ever hide somewhere where he can trap you. He has a wall hack add on (its surprising how many people forget this).

  Billy:

  • You can use lockers to "dodge" a saw. This should be used as a desperation measure.

  Nurse:

  • Pallets can be used against the nurse by throwing off her blink. As she's "traveling" toss down the pallet and pray you sent her to the opposite side (Disclaimer: we 3 still haven't figured out how to perfect this so its likely to do nothing as it is to save you more time). Like the Billy above, this should be a last ditch effort.
  • Listen when she starts up a blink. That's when you need to start doing things different. Its a game of "I know you know I know" with her.

  Myers:

  • Try avoiding grouping up. A T3 Myers with the right build can snowball out of control.

  Hag:

  • Hag Protocol. Always assume there's traps near a hook or basement. Crouch to the hook. Crouch away from the hook. DON'T heal under the hook unless "we'll make it" is in play.
  • Help your teammates. If shes in chase, pop or wipe away traps you know. Probably should be wiping traps whenever possible regardless.

  Doctor:

  • Even with calm spirit a attentive doc will still know your nearby. To elaborate, he still gets a score event, you still gain madness lvls, and add ons still will reveal you if he has them. He may not know your exact position, but he'll probably look around.

  Huntress:

  • Always assume "Iron maiden" (not the band skin).
  • Count the hatchets she throws. Especially if she only throws 1 and immediately goes to reload. That's a red flag for iridescent hatchets (aka instant down).

  Bubba:

  • Like Billy above, lockers are your friend. You can use them to dodge saws. If Bubba hits the locker DON'T immediately jump out as he can still down in a tantrum. Wait for the last part. (Hard to describe it since we have it on instinct but its always a downward diagonal slash) Even if he's got "Iron maiden" for this reason it still buys time.

  Freddy:

  • Figure out if he has snares or pallets asap. He may be an M1 killer, but he's still a killer. Play accordingly to what he brought.
  • If he brought fake pallets, try to memorize what's been used. For the newer survivors try and stay awake often as possible while still being productive. Windows of opportunity will still highlight fake pallets so don't rely on it while asleep.
  • If snares, play loops like your against a trapper if your asleep.

  Pig:

  • Boop the snoot if your friendly.
  • Keep an eye out. She is a stealth killer. [This is general advice]
  • If you have a party hat (reverse bear trap) try and figure out her add ons. (This is more general advice)

  Clown:

  • Survivors can also use yellow mist {be careful if he has the joke add ons though}

  Spirit:

  • If you play spirit, you'll have a good feel of when she tries to "fake" a phase chase. In particular look at if she's "passively phasing" or not. (Its hard to describe so apologies if this is unhelpful)
  • You probably shouldn't try playing mind games with her. Unless your bored.

  Legion:

  • If your under a pallet and their in frenzy, play chicken with them and don't be afraid to eat the hit. If you hit them with the pallet while getting hit, it limits the damage they can do to the team. [Try not to waste god pallets like this though].
  • Lockers won't save you. They can see in lockers and grab you from a locker while in frenzy.

  Plauge:

  • If the plague grabs the corruption, try to cleanse yourself asap.

  Ghostface:

  • If you know he has stalk on you, try to take a hit. Its risky but sometimes removing abit of stalk meter is worth the hit. Don't do this if you think he has you at 99. This leads to free food.
  • Don't t-bag him. He does it better.

  Demogorgon:

  • Only active portals give you away to killer instincts. If you see he placed a portal by a gen and leave, he can not detect you until he uses it.
  • You can hear unactive portals if you listen for them. They give off a muffled sound.

  Oni:

  • If you see blood orbs, it means he has "Renjiro's bloody glove" which gives him aura reading if you walk through them. Depending on what you have and how brave you are, you should try to get as much blood as safely possible.
  • Tying into the above, you are NOT revealed while working on generators (bug or glitch or intended we don't know) even if bleeding. You are revealed as soon as you let go though and if anyone nearby walks into the blood and then works they're still revealed. Short version, your not consistently revealed while your working.

  Deathslinger:

  • Other survivors count as objects to help break the chain faster. Do what you will with this info.

  Pyramid Head:

  • You can crouch and crawl through Rights of Judgement (the trails) without being tormented.
  • Punishment of the Damned is blocked by stairs.

  Blight:

  • Blight needs all his tokens to start rushing. The longer you can avoid being rushed, the more breathing room you get to get to another safe zone. As far as we are aware this has not changed.

  Twins: DISCLAIMER WE KNOW NOTHING IF THE PTB CHANGES AFFECT ANY OF THE BELOW

  • If you blind Charlotte while Victor is active, it forces them to switch.
  • You can blind Victor.
  • Victor's killer instincts will not trigger if you are in a locker. The second you get out or in the locker it'll proc but this is just a fun fact. :}
  • You can hear a sleeping Charlotte despite her being undetectable. Be cautious if you hear her as you don't know when they'll switch.
  • Victor can leap over pallets and through windows. Don't tbag at them thinking your safe.

  Trickster:

  • Like Huntress, always assume "Iron Maiden" [again, not the band]
  • If he has "Trick Blades" add on, keep moving. Hiding behind a rock won't save you. If he has the "Cut Thru U Single", don't body block blades. Obviously the hard part is figuring if he has either.

  Nemisis:

  • You can re-kill the zombies with "head on" and pallets. [Though maybe try not to use pallets unless you have "any means necessary"]
  • Perks like "Red herring" and "Diversion" can move the zombies as long as they don't see you. Adding on, "Light-footed" lets you run around without attracting them normally [unless you run Infront of them ofcourse]. Aka, zombies like noise.

  Pinhead:

  • Like Deathslinger, survivors count as objects. Help a teammate out if you can.
  • Pay attention to the HUD and what your mates are doing. Someone needs to focus on the box every now and then.

  Artist:

  • If you see a teammate running nearby, help them out by grabbing idle birds and bolting so they can run back to the loop.
  • The killer instinct proc is relatively small, but you'll know if it did due to there being a score event (cant remember what its called). In a similar vein, she can check lockers quickly so hiding in them is ill advised. Use lockers to remove birds but not to hide.
  • Chain loops…seems basic but seriously. IDK how many people think they can loop me at a single pallet only to literally eat a crow.
  • As soon as she places a crow her timer starts for her to fire. She must do something soon, whether its placing more crows to extend the timer or to fire them. Don't be afraid to take an idle crow (preferably not from the front end) especially if your already swarmed as that can screw with trapping loops and aiming in general and you don't take damage from taking more than 1 idle crow.
  • The more crows she fires, the longer the CD. This includes if she has the "Ink egg" add on. Long arse timer.
  • A commonly seen add on is "Severed Hands" which can cause multiple survivors to be swarmed if close to each other.
  • A personal favored add on "Severed Tongue" makes it so baiting crows is likely a lose lose scenario.
  • The crows can be aimed and go down certain stairwells, specifically basement stairs.
  • You can almost always hear when she fires crows, you hear the sound, look around.

  Sadako:

  • DO TAPES. DO TAPES TO CRIPLE THE SPOOKY LITTLE GIRL. This has probably been said, but we really need to stress the importance.

  Dredge:

  • Always lock a single locker if they're grouped as he always prioritizes the locked one.
  • During nightfall, if he teleports to a nearby locker your revealed by killer instincts (16 meters). Keep moving, don't try and hide.
  • He can hear noises while teleporting from locker to locker. Last we checked he also sees any revealed auras too.

  Wesker:

  • His second lunge is usually alot longer. Try to make him miss this one in an open area.
  • His power recharges faster the more infected survivors there are.

  Knight:

  • If chased by a minion, grabbing the banner is always a good option. It even gives endurance and haste.
  • He can not effectively use his guards to camp hooks. The minion chasing you will disappear as soon as you grab the survivor. He however will know your going for the hook, so book it afterwards.

  Skull Merchant:

  • You can run through drone areas if your attentive to where the scan lines are. Crouch when needed while running around the zones. This is admittedly risky though so user milage may vary.

  Hux:

  • If your tagged for the love of the entity grab an emp before you join up with other survivors unless absolutely necessary.
  • If he slipstreams and your in reach he can still hit you even if you smack him with a pallet.

  Xenomorph:

  • It can hear you while in tunnels. Gens, grunts of pain, chests, all fair game.
  • If you know its in a tunnel, crouch if you wana be sneaky. It sees footsteps for walking and running survivors.
  • Don't hide next to control stations, it has killer instincts when it emerges from a tunnel for those close by.

  Chucky:

  • This isn't specifically to the killer but most Chucky players will mind game themselves silly. Sometimes the best play is to leave the area and watch them go "hu?"
  • Even while stealthed, Chucky keeps giggling. Ears peeled for his voice.
  • He has a surprisingly big hit box for pallet stuns for his small size. We don't know why but its a thing.

  Unknown:

  • If your dispelling an illusion, it don't need to teleport to inflict weakness, it only needs to interrupt you.
  • You don't need to stare it down to remove weakness, consistent glances are enough.
  • A popular add on is the "Vanishing box" which applies weakened to those who finish a gen. An admittedly [censored]ish move if you know it has it is to let one person finish the gen so only 1 person gets weakened.
  • Dispel illusions when you see them, but not while its close by. Something triggers killer instincts while its close by and your dispelling. (We do not know the specifics nor what exactly triggers it, but have seen it multiple times).

  POTD isn’t blocked by stairs

  There’s an elevation logic made around it

  You can mostly shoot downwards but never upwards

  And that’s why maps like swamp are outright a nightmare for this killer
• Rulebreaker

  April 11, 2024

  @D0NN1ED4RK0 said:

  https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/comment/3698466#Comment_3698466

  POTD isn’t blocked by stairs

  There’s an elevation logic made around it

  You can mostly shoot downwards but never upwards

  And that’s why maps like swamp are outright a nightmare for this killer

  Shooting from the side. Say you try and shoot through shack but from the stair side. Depending where you fire from the stairs will block it (or has blocked ours, havent been in that position recently so if it has changed, dont know)
• D0NN1ED4RK0

  April 11, 2024

  @Rulebreaker said:

  https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/comment/3698467#Comment_3698467

  Shooting from the side. Say you try and shoot through shack but from the stair side. Depending where you fire from the stairs will block it (or has blocked ours, havent been in that position recently so if it has changed, dont know)

  there’s several elevation elements on the basement shack stairs you can mostly shoot through the upper part of the stairs and the POTD will move through it easily although the rest of the downward part of it will screw it up (I found that out yesterday on accident btw)

  And also that’s why I often run the basement in main building offering

  But outside of shack basement

  stairs are mostly deadzones if a pyramid head is aiming downwards (ex rpd staircase)

  If you wanna counter Phead through elevation logic

  Always stick to higher/unbalanced elevation like swamp or Lery’s (and yes this map does have unbalanced elevation at the windows)
• Rulebreaker

  April 11, 2024

  We're pretty sure its that downward part we are talking about, but just to be sure:

  

  Black arrow is stairs with the arrowhead being bottom and end being top, Red is Punishment. Your saying we can now shoot through? Cause last time one of us tried (probably yrs ago) it didn't.
• D0NN1ED4RK0

  April 11, 2024

  @Rulebreaker said:

  We're pretty sure its that downward part we are talking about, but just to be sure:

  https://us.v-cdn.net/6030815/uploads/O02GYHDM99TV/question.png

  Black arrow is stairs with the arrowhead being bottom and end being top, Red is Punishment. Your saying we can now shoot through? Cause last time one of us tried (probably yrs ago) it didn't.

  I just discovered that yesterday on accident on a customs match

  I have a video

  I’ll clip it and send it

  Give me a few minutes
• D0NN1ED4RK0

  April 11, 2024

  @Rulebreaker said:

  We're pretty sure its that downward part we are talking about, but just to be sure:

  https://us.v-cdn.net/6030815/uploads/O02GYHDM99TV/question.png

  Black arrow is stairs with the arrowhead being bottom and end being top, Red is Punishment. Your saying we can now shoot through? Cause last time one of us tried (probably yrs ago) it didn't.

  https://streamable.com/2ps1uc
• Rulebreaker

  April 11, 2024

  @D0NN1ED4RK0 said:

  https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/comment/3698488#Comment_3698488

  https://streamable.com/2ps1uc

  What about the middle/deeper end? From the clip you only tested at the top of the stairs. Does the deeper end still block it like we think?
• D0NN1ED4RK0

  April 11, 2024

  @Rulebreaker said:

  https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/comment/3698495#Comment_3698495

  What about the middle/deeper end? From the clip you only tested at the top of the stairs. Does the deeper end still block it like we think?

  sadly yes BUT

  the fact that the upper end allows you to do this is infact a game changing feature and it makes shack hits less miserable when playing M2 phead

  And this is also the first time I’ve ever seen an elevation where you can go through a lower stair and then continue on normal elevation without it being messed up
• Rulebreaker

  April 11, 2024

  @D0NN1ED4RK0 said:

  https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/comment/3698510#Comment_3698510

  sadly yes BUT

  the fact that the upper end allows you to do this is infact a game changing feature and it makes shack hits less miserable when playing M2 phead

  And this is also the first time I’ve ever seen an elevation where you can go through a lower stair and then continue on normal elevation without it being messed up

  fair enough