AtomicKola
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@GannTM said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2446278#Comment_2446278
I don’t play much of PH but I will say that your power is most effective at jungle jims, shack, TL walls, and loops like that. When you predict a survivor is going to vault a window or go to the pallet, you can start charging your punishment of the damned and put a survivor in a lose-lose situation. If they vault the window or throw the pallet, then immediately cast out the shock wave. If they don’t, cancel your power and go for the M1. You might miss a few attacks with your power as his turning is limited while he has his sword in the ground and it takes a bit of prediction and aim. First time I played PH, I messed up his power many times.
Also in generic round loops, you can use your power to cover them with trails to force the survivor looping you to either waste the pallet or to get tormented. His cages aren’t the strongest but it is a neat tool that could pay off if you use them correctly.
About the cages though, it’s not always best to just send them to cages. If you know other survivors are further away when you down a tormented survivor, it’s best to just hook them. If there’s another survivor near by, you can immediately send the downed tormented survivor to a cage and start the next chase immediately instead of trying to risk slugging a survivor.
I hope all this helps.
Thank you, this was easy to understand I appreciate it!
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@GannTM said:
Pyramid Head is a strong killer but has a skill cap. You just need practice like anything else. Everyone starts somewhere when learning a killer and there’s no need to feel bad when you’re just starting to play a new killer.
People like those survivors you mentioned are ######### and I’m sorry you had to go through that. It’s just something you have to accept sadly. There’s just always gonna be people like that. I would recommend turning off the chat though by clicking the button on the bottom right of the chat box.
Thank you! I didn't know I could turn chat off! I will continue to practice then :)
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@Pepsidot said:
As with every other killer with bad mobility (and even killers with good mobility), he suffers from genrushing. If survivors hammer those gens, particularly if you don't have any slowdown perks and/or at the highest level, you can still lose no matter how good you are.
But yes I'd say he's definitely worth learning. He's really good in 1v1's
(and is one of the best killers for tunneling). Disclaimer: I'm not a Pyramid Main (but am a PH enjoyer).You ask how to play PH. In essence, hold M2 whilst going around loops when you're reasonably close to a survivor. If the survivor drops the pallet and you've got a good reaction time use your special attack when they're locked in the animation. Same thing with windows. If they try to loop the pallet again quickly let go of M2 and either hit them with your basic attack or if you're not close enough, repeat. If they decide to loop the same pallet, they will now be affected by torment trail.
If someone is unhooking in your face hold M2 at the hooked player and if you time it correctly you will make the unhooker and the unhooked player both lose a health state (unless the unhooker has BT).
Also: You can try and get hits through walls via your power but it can waste a lot of time so it's not usually worth it. Good survivors will hold W and waste a lot of your time if you miss.
Thank you for the advice!
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@GoodBoyKaru said:
Oh my god yes! He's a very good killer if played well due to the ability to reduce loops to dust, and you can also do really fun things with him, like this:
I actually made a text guide on how I think is the best way to play him.
It was made for patch 4.7.2 but nothing has really changed since then
Wow thank you so much I will take a look at this later!!