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@MoonMoon said:
So what I'm seeing in the comments is that a bunch of low ranking people who think killer is underpowered lmfao.I can give a better example the jump scare Myers build easily used and you can end games pretty quickly and note this is rank 1 killer against survivors under rank 5 if you don't believe me how that's played then at this point the discussion is useless to people who are brain damaged.
Tell me, what are "low ranked people" to you? Cause if you're going by the post count then you're rank 22 in the Dead by Daylight world. Also, doesn't matter what you say. You're delusional if you think killers are OP. Kthx.
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Lmao.. what? I wonder what you're smoking when you say that killers are OP. The killers have always been the underdogs of this game.
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Eh, i've read through most of these posts and it's always the same. People trying to downplay Nurse as a easy killer to play. What SovereignKing says is very much true. If you've got 30 hrs as Nurse you really have no valid say on the matter.
Now, to the topic at hand; Reach Rank 1 one time just for the achievement and leave it at that. That way you can play any killer you want and have fun. Staying at high ranks is not much fun anyway, trust me. Too much toxicity and tryharding SWF's.
Killers I would recommend other than Nurse would be;
1. Hillbilly
2. Huntress
3. Myers -
"Only f*ggots play nurse, git gud" after a 4K three minutes into the game. They played like superheroes, flocking the hook against a nurse. Smart tactics.
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People can say all they want about teabagging not being insulting but it is. It's like rubbing salt in someone's wound for good measure. Okay, we get it - you escaped and won. No need to rub it in.
With the huge amount of toxic survivors out there it makes you wonder why there are fewer killer mains every day. People get tired of the bad mannering and toxicity.
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I find all hexes to be useless to be honest with the exception of No One Escapes Death. Why? Totem placement in this game is amazingly bad most of the time. The other day I played as a survivor and I spawned right behind the Killers ruin, about 10 feet away. He rage quit as soon as I dismantled it. Can't really blame him for that when he lost one of his perks ten seconds into the game.
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- Make sure you're not looking down but slightly upwards.
- Don't charge your blink more than nessecary as this can cause you to "land the blink" in a area where it's not possible to blink to.
- Some maps also have no-go zones or just bugged areas for Nurse. Lery's is a good example for such maps.
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@Jack11803 said:
@deadwolfwalking said:
@Jack11803 said:
And just like him, in the beginning (starting ranks) you are incredibly weak, or act like it, but at the final act (high rank) you reveal ISSA to be lord of da sith!
i just wrote that on his wall.... lol. like 5 minutes ago....

D A R N
Still thought it was funny, even if you both mentioned it.

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Scenario from yesterday;
Three survivors were in the game, I blinked and managed to find one relatively fast. Hooked him in the basement, blinked out and went on top of a hill to look for the others with Shadowborn. I see two sets of scratchmarks both leading towards basement so of course I blink back. I down and kill all three in and around basement. Post game chat one of them said and I quote; "Wow, you blink back to the basement as a nurse against three survivors. You need to work on your confidence." to which I replied; "Yes, because i'm going to blink to the other side of the map for no apparent reason instead of chasing after the two seperate sets of scratchmarks that led towards basement. Makes total sense."He then says; "Stfu, you're filth." And quits before I get a chance to answer his last statement. I feed on that salt all day, love it.

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I'll say this.. camping against decent survivors gives you nothing in return. You can achieve so much more by actively hunting people down. Camping hooks is like a last way out if the gates are powered and open or if you feel that someone deserves to die due to toxic behavior etc.
Camping, like teabagging survivors; it breeds nothing but toxicity and is a huge part why this community is a catastrophic shitfest.
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- Nurse (main)
- Huntress
- Billy
- Trapper
- Myers
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As a nurse main I feel compelled to answer.1. Most nurse's I encounter are new to the nurse or just not very good yet. Nurse is only "op" if the player controlling her is good. Yes, arguably a skilled nurse can destroy any team in minutes whereas a new nurse is going to struggle a lot more. Why? Because most of the time nurse is all about being able to be better at mindgaming the survivors you face. If you can't predict their next move you're not going to hit anything and you'll waste a lot of time chasing after them because you don't blink accurate enough.2. Every time I see a survivor complain about the nurse, they're usually also the people that do the most common mistakes when facing a nurse. I.e, trying to get away from a chasing nurse out in the open, trying to use pallets or windows as if that's going to do you any good against a killer that ignores physical objects. The best way to loose a nurse are places where you can take away her vision. Tall grass, corn, buildings.. all these things help survivors tremendously, especially corn and tall grass. Why? Because once we've blinked, we lose almost all vision due to the blink fatigue, and with the corn and tall grass it should be enough to buy you a lot of time to gain distance / lose her all together.3. There are very few really good nurse's in the game today, at least from my point of view as she is a killer that takes a long amount of time to truly master so the chances of you facing a god tier nurse every time is slim to none.4. Finally, does she belong in the game? Definately, she's one of the killers that takes a lot of time to master and just because you get destroyed by good nurse's doesn't mean that she needs to be removed from the game. You just need to get better at countering her.
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As a nurse main I feel compelled to answer.
- Most nurse's I encounter are new to the nurse or just not very good yet. Nurse is only "op" if the player controlling her is good. Yes, arguably a skilled nurse can destroy any team in minutes whereas a new nurse is going to struggle a lot more. Why? Because most of the time nurse is all about being able to be better at mindgaming the survivors you face. If you can't predict their next move you're not going to hit anything and you'll waste a lot of time chasing after them because you don't blink accurate enough.
- Every time I see a survivor complain about the nurse, they're usually also the people that do the most common mistakes when facing a nurse. I.e, trying to get away from a chasing nurse out in the open, trying to use pallets or windows as if that's going to do you any good against a killer that ignores physical objects. The best way to loose a nurse are places where you can take away her vision. Tall grass, corn, buildings.. all these things help survivors tremendously, especially corn and tall grass. Why? Because once we've blinked, we lose almost all vision due to the blink fatigue, and with the corn and tall grass it should be enough to buy you a lot of time to gain distance / lose her all together.
- Finally, there are very few really good nurse's in the game today, at least from my point of view as she is a killer that takes a long amount of time to truly master so the chances of you facing a god tier nurse every time is slim to none.
- Finally, does she belong in the game? Definately, she's one of the killers that takes time to master and just because you get destroyed by good nurse's doesn't mean that she needs to be removed from the game. You just need to get better at countering her.
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It's fairly simple actually. The killer has a choice to either camp the hatch or patrol gens. When you're the last survivor left you have plenty of gens to choose from. Just do some work on all to confuse the killer. This fix is after all ment to fix the whole hatch stand off. And as it is right now most killers lose those points because survivors can just pretend to be AFK on hatch and who the hell wants to waste 30+ minutes standing on the hatch? Entitled survivors..
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Hello everyone, i'm ๐๐๐ฃ ๐๐๐ฃ ๐น๐๐๐๐๐ค. Mature and fun guy to play with from Norway in his mid twenties. I'm a nurse main, obviously. But I do play SWF from time to time so feel free to add me; https://steamcommunity.com/id/jarjarblinksnorway/