Spider_2051
Spider_2051
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I will say as everyone here that the answer is Freddy and Hag. But I have another opinion. Since you mentioned you felt comfortable with Legion I highly suggest you stick with him even if his power feels weak (This coming from a old Bubba main, before his rework), but I'm not saying you shouldn't play any other killers, I find it better play different killers and builds to understand the game better.
On a side note a Legion with enough ability can still go against red ranks survivors, this coming from experience in red rank matches as Legion. Another thing I highly recommend is to not take the Killer/Survivor Rank seriously since that doesn't really shows the ability of said player and forgetting about it makes the game more enjoyable (at least in my opinion)
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Well technically the game is a "horror" game so...
@APoipleTurtle said:
Weirdly enough, I think the jumpscare-nature of killers like Wraith actually makes them more fun to play against. I find it adds a little spice of excitement in contrast to hearing the killer closing in (through their terror radius). Makes Scratched Mirror Myers a particular treat to play against, even if that's an uncommon sight. If Spirit felt less cheap in chases (and at proxy-camping), then I think even she'd be a pretty entertaining killer to face for her jumpscare potential.
Admittedly, I do dislike playing against Ghost Face though. But it's because I don't like how his Shroud/Reveal mechanics work (and how inconsistent they are), not because he's a stealthy character.
I also share this mentality, I like playing against them because they force you to stay alert and not just hold M1 until you hear a terror radius or any other sign that the killer is coming. Also wraith can easily be seen in most maps unless you're in a closed room with no line of sight, and still the bell gives you enough reaction time.
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Mainly because works most of the time, and if the killer is inexperienced they will easily fall for this. And as someone already pointed out not everyone is willing to go trough the whole learning process (in both sides). Can also be the fact that they saw the trick in a video, it worked for that guy and wanted to try it out.