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@EuphoricBliss35 said:
MMR would work much better if they revealed tiers to their MMR system. Then, place all Rank 1s in the highest tier, red ranks in a tier, purple in a tier, etc. Then start matchmaking. The system won’t be perfect, but the player base will see ranks that make sense. Over time, they the MMR will place them in their correct tier.
the only killers where you should start in a separate tier would be Nurse, Spirit, Deathslinger, Huntress. Everyone else works more or less similarly. It’s not like you need to learn how to moon walk with different killers. Even then, you should only drop hose killers down 1 or 2 tiers to start with, then the MMR will begin to place them accordingly
So you are telling me that Spirit, Deathslinger and Huntress play differently than other killers while Hag does play like other killerd? I completely disagree. While you still chase with the former 3 Killers, Hag doesnt chase and plays way more defensively compared to any other killer. You could argue that all 4 play different enough, but Hag plays more different.
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There are 3 types of skills for survivors. There is tactical that mostly determines speed of play and how hard it is to properly pressure these survivors regardless of the individual chase time. This involves knowing when to save people and not getting downed near the hook, knowing how to spread out, understanding what the killer tries to do. Also knowing when to be cocky and when to play safe and run as early as possible. In my opinion this is the most important skill. If all 4 survivors do this properly then they can win rounds even when mediocre in chases.
Then you have stealth. Tbh I dont stealth that much, but it can easily win games if done correctly.
Lastly you have chase skill. Here the most notable skill that makes a great survivor instead of a good one is chaining tiles efficiently. Also knowing where deadzones are, trying to avoid creating deadzones and reacting to possible mindgames. Map knowledge is very important for this one and being able to recognize set-ups. At the most basic cutting corner very tight and knowing distances and when to drop pallets is the fundamental part of a good survivor in chases.