LawrenceMynes
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@ScottJund said:
ffs this is the third post about this video, so fine.
0-10s: Spends the first seconds of the match checking gens right next to him where it is impossible for survivors to spawn. Could have saved several seconds cutting away from this useless area.
23s: Swings at Sprint Burst. Common mistake, we all do it sometimes.
1:20: Doubles back too early giving the survivor a free fake.
1:38: Wastes a lot of time taking the survivor to the basement when there was a hook extremely close to the downed survivor. Does nothing with the basement pressure so its pure wasted time.
1:58: Extremely bad move. Goes to the edge of the map to kick a generator, leaving the entire rest of the map unpressured. The temptation to Pop generators ruins a lot of killer's momentum.
During this entire time, he has not left the vicinity of the shack for the entire match.
2:10-2:30: Just walks around the shack doing nothing.
2:34: Instead of the free down on Billy, he wastes his power on hitting a survivor with Borrowed Time.
2:52: Has more than half his power and chooses to pick up the survivor instead of doing the thing Oni does best - snowballing.
2:59: Again wastes more time putting a survivor in the basement to do nothing with it.
As of 3:30 he has still not left the vicinity of the shack for the entire match.
4th gen pops at 3:37 and he doesn't understand how only two hooks and staying in this same spot let this happen.
The thing for me with this post about this comes down to the fact that he's doing what killers need to do. Defend what they THINK needs defending.
I agree he didn't snowball the best as Oni, but I wanna be fair and point out that you can't snowball well as ANY killer in this situation. 2, 3 gens being popped like that? It doesn't matter how fast or slow.
The killer has more to do then run around and try to get downs. Killers need to pressure where they can, and everyones priorities change based on the matches condition.
Might just be me reading this situation wrong, but what I see in this video is a bad start and how easy it is to lop side the game and then a reply going over every detail just to say "He didn't play well, stop complaining."