Slooty
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@Sluzzy said:
A lot already quit. BHVR has lost it, killed nurse, nerfed Spirit, nerf doctor, and now killing a slowdown perk of all things.
I disagree wholly. A competent nurse still destroys, before anyone could 4k with her. Spirit was dumb ("mind games") and I'll wait to see what Doctor is like.
Is now the time to panic?
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Honestly, at red ranks I'm more worried when I see a killer didn't bring Ruin.
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@LCGaster said:
Guess the killer is trying to be toxic or is an idiot.
About Billy, if the killer does what you described before then you must be at low ranks, I do that only when there are only two survivors and one of them is on the hook, so that I can find the other one when he saves.
I think ranks are kind of garbage, I see way better players than I am and I've been rank 1 the last two resets.
As for looping Billy, I agree you can loop him but if we macro that out you have three guys standing by an area while someone is on a hook.
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Post game I see a lot of killers say "Sorry for the DCs".
Why should the killers apologize? Survivors should apologize for the DCs, and I do.
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I find it odd that killers apologize for DCs - for playing well? For playing a killer a random person doesn't like?
I always come back and say "Hey, I apologize for survivors".
I also agree that if a person DCs before a second/final hook, that's as good as a hook. No pity for the rest required - I'm taking super early DCs. I will say I think most appreciate it and say so - don't let the 10% ruin the vibe for the 90%.
I'm sure there's nuance for Billy, and I have played as him zero times - but it escapes me. I see them hook, then basically wait for the unhook to charge back in and catch someone. If they screw up, they charge into the next gen. No hunting, no real strategy.
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I really enjoy playing Nurse, it's super hard and requires a ton of skill and awareness for both the killer and survivor. Again though, that's the point.
And I feel like I get Billy about 40% of the time - it makes me sad.