ZebragYT
ZebragYT
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First I want to say that it's not toxic using certain perks and add-ons (this includes items on the survivor side). I see a lot of complaining about killers using NOED, when it's completely countable. Just cleanse the five totems and you're good. There's a lot of OP perks and it's your job to know how to counter them.
When playing survivor:
Facecamping and tunneling only one or two survivors - Facecamping in general is a strat (not very effective if the survivors know what they are doing). If the killer facecamps a survivor, then the other survivors should just do gens and get out. The killer will lose the game for only chasing and hooking one survivor. It's not fun for the hooked survivor, but they can help by staying on the hook and not kill themselves or DC.
Tunneling - this is also a strat and again not a very good one. But when ONE survivors gets tunneled whole game, then it's just toxic. Finding a survivor who just got unhooked is not tunneling. If the teammate made an unsafe unhook, then it's their fault. The killer will obviously not give you a free escape just because your teammate did a bad move.
Body blocking - When a killer body blocks a survivor for a good part of the game, then it's toxic. Body blocking can be used as killer to get a hit or if you're Billy or Bubba, get a free down. That's fine by me. But body blocking the whole game is actually mocking the survivor that you caught them and that's toxic.
Spam mori - When the killer has a mori and spam the charge timer is toxic. Just kill the survivor instead of mocking them. BUT I would say doing it a few times to punish a survivor for being toxic is fine by me.
When playing killer:
T-bagging - Let's start with the most popular. A survivor t-bagging after stunning a killer, if the killer missed their attack or at the exit gates it's mocking and toxic. T-bagging when the killer gets DS'ed is also mocking and therefore toxic. T-bagging can be used as a strat to get the killer to follow the survivor in order to save another survivor and therefore fine by me.
Body blocking - If the survivor body blocks a killer so they can't break pallets, that's toxic. Body blocking fellow survivors is also considered toxic IF it was on purpose. Body blocking can happen by accident.
Spamming flashlights - When the survivor spams the flashlight at killers, it's considered mockery and therefore toxic. Again this can be used as a strat to get the killer to follow the survivor in order to save teammates.
In general:
Toxic behavior is when a player play a certain way just to annoy other players. Mocking them in game harassing and cursing at each other in chat post game is all highly toxic behavior.
It's NOT toxic when:
A survivor flashlight saves another survivor.
A killer facecamps end-game to secure a kill.
Killer tunnels a survivor end-game to get a kill.
A killer tunneling/facecamp a survivor who's being toxic (they had it coming)
A survivor t-bagging/spam flashlight a killer who's being toxic (they had it coming)
A killer downing a survivor who just got unhooked (their teammates farmed them)
Downing the same survivor as last time, when they happen to run into the killer again.
Punishing toxic behavior is NOT toxic. (As long as you're not toxic otherwise)
There's probably some things I've missed, but I think this is overall what I find toxic and non-toxic behavior.
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Tried this a lot. It's the dedicated servers that does this. So hatch stand-off is back to the survivors advantage.
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A lot of survivors reports killers for losing and uses camping and tunneling (mostly) as a defense (even though that's not bannable).
The only thing you can really do is laugh at it and move on. They're just salty. If you know you did nothing wrong, then nothing's gonna happen. Some survivors just doesn't like to lose and they often blame the killer for losing.
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Even if flashlights got buffed, killers can still counter them by looking into a wall. So I don't see the point in getting buffed.
Besides they can be used against Hag and they can stun Nurse and Wraith.
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Sadly not bannable. I admit to have done it before (only a few times in a row though) but I had my reasons. I only do it if survivors keep t-bagging and simply doing toxic behavior. But spamming for a long period of time is not cool.