Alma_Llama
Alma_Llama
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Definitely. Maybe give a loud notification when you boop her snoot so other survivors know where she is.
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we already got those weird bunny costumes of legion that give FNAF vibes, we good.
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You gotta learn your loops, you gotta be aware of the positioning of other survivors or the killer, etc. If the killer is slugging, as I assume they are since you said, "someone heal from the dying state and heal once more to not be injured" you have to pay attention to WHEN you should be making the play for a save or if it's just better to finish the gens.
"the killers can ram through pallets within a couple of seconds"
With this, you have to just learn when to drop a pallet, learn your loops, and play around windows. If they're ramming through pallets (assuming it's like a leatherface or billy using their power to break it), just W key onto the next loop, you'll gain a bit of distance.
You just gotta learn how to play the game a little more.
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Definitely Binding of Kin. Can't see myself using either character. Personally, the only good thing I can think of is diversion lol
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@vacaman said:
When I play a normal killer I see occasionally a survivor that tbags or click, i guess half of the times just to get your attention, not necessarily to be toxic so I don't really care.
But when I play a meme build like t1 Myers in a bad map at least half of survivors know that you are indefensible and will click and tbag nonstop through the whole match for no other reason than to be toxic, there's where you see the true colors of people.
I don't get any pleasure for being toxic for no reason, maybe against people that have been toxic before as some sort of "karma" but i really don't understand why so many people enjoy being bad for no reason to other people. They can't all be sadists or sociopaths, that would be a proportion that doesn't equate to the maybe 5% in the real world. So why? If anyone of you can explain why you do this, someone that doesn't do this as "revenge" if possible, please do.
Okay, so having 1.5k hours on this game, I feel like 90% of those hours are from me playing survivor. Ever since I started this game, I NEVER wanted to touch killer at all. I would only grind my ranks in survivor, learn how to do butt dances and back rubs, and how to flashlight click the crap out of the killer. I used to be so toxic, but after awhile (didn't take a long time) I stopped. (Probably the cause for this is because of the types of YouTube videos I used to watch) I would watch videos trying to figure out how I could be better and to put my mindset into that of the killer's, which was the first step that made me realize I was being toxic.
After awhile, I used to just wait at the gate, but it was because I wanted the small fraction of the distraction, chase, and escaping points from when the killer would see me leave. Then, it became a thing where I would only wait at the gate until all of my teammates could also safely leave.
Recently, last year, I started to play killer and realize exactly what you're saying in this post. You start to realize how toxic survivors are and it really takes a toll on you when you play killer LOL. I know that when some people flashlight click me, they just want me to chase them to distract from someone else. Some survivors get an ego boost out of it. A lot of the time it still bothers me, but nowadays, I just think about how I could play to prevent those type of players from getting to me, how I could make better plays whenever all the survivors are hovering, and just justify my strategies (especially during EGC when survivors are like "wHy ArE u CaMpInG tHe HoOk?" when the hook is literally next to a gate.