Growler
Growler
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Your claim doesn't hold any water if it relies on the killer doing everything perfectly. Sure, some killers are easier to get value out of than others, but everything can be countered to some extent. You've got your choice of any four perks to help you out, and you've got a team you can work with. I know that cooperative teams can seem few and far between if you're not surviving with friends, but in some cases that's your best option. You don't need to escape every single chase to win the game, you just need to run the killer for long enough for the gens to get repaired. If survivors escaped from every chase without getting downed then no one would ever play killer. In your scenario, where the killer is doing everything perfectly, then you're not supposed to get away. Unless you're doing everything perfectly as well to keep it at a stalemate, then you're just getting outplayed. Your whole point here is "You can't do anything against a killer if they outplay you." You know why none of this is a problem? Because no killer is doing everything perfectly. You can have perfect moments in a match, but you'll never finish a match without screwing up at least once. Even the highest skilled killers screw up, the situation you've posed doesn't exist. No one is hitting every single hatchet, or placing every trap perfectly without it getting disarmed, or perfectly timing and aiming every shock, or positioning perfectly at every moment, or never missing a swing. Sure, if they somehow miraculously manage to be perfect for every moment of the game then you're going to get stomped, but in that in that case you don't deserve to win unless you're perfect too. They're just objectively more skilled at the game, it shouldn't be easy for you. Just like how some normal killer wouldn't stand a chance against a team of perfect survivors, it's just that they're more skilled than the killer. I'm not trying to insult your skill or anything, none of us would stand a chance against a perfect adversary, but that adversary is imaginary.