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they could’ve just made that add-on take longer… like 35 seconds or more, but kept everything else the same.
and honestly, with 4 survivors, loops and pallets are supposed to be everywhere you will get chased 3 times. but yeah, I get it… some loops were too long and definitely needed to be shortened.
the game is literally designed for the killer to chase you three times — first hook, second hook, then death hook. you’ll be chased three times, and each chase you’ll use around 3 to 5 pallets. and that’s just you alone. there are four survivors, so… do the math.
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@turksmall236 said:
As a casual player, I want 2v8 to become permanent or at least have it every weekend (friday-sunday)
I'm prepared for all the downvotes 😈 MUHAHAHAHA!!! 👻
totally agree. It really refreshed the game. Even the matchmaking in casual mode doesn’t take long anymore. And honestly, I keep meeting really nice people in that mode
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Justifying tunneling says a lot about you and your gameplay. It basically tells everyone that you can’t win unless you go after the same survivor over and over. What I’m talking about isn’t “bad killers being bullied by good loopers”
it’s about killers who actually know how to pressure the team, switch targets, and still control the game. There are killers who make survivors nervous without tunneling, who can break loops, outplay mind games, and keep everyone on edge.
If you need to tunnel one person just to feel like you’re “winning,” that’s not skill that’s dependency. Real killers don’t need to tunnel; they adapt, they multitask, and they know when to rotate pressure. There are four survivors for a reason.
So yeah, keep justifying tunneling if you want, but all it really says is that you can’t handle survivors who actually know how to play. You’re not outsmarting anyone you’re just taking the lazy route and calling it strategy.
There are plenty of killers who can win a game without having to tunnel or ignore good survivors. A good killer knows how to handle strong loopers and smart teammates good is good, eventually.If you lose, you lose. You don’t need to keep targeting one survivor over and over that just screams insecure, desperate, and noob energy.
Mind you, I’m a Michael Myers, Ken Kaneki, and The Pig main and I never make excuses to tunnel.
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@runningguy said:
- killers tunnel because gens fly fast if all 4 survivors are alive and active throughout the match which results in a loss for the killer. its not that they cant see and dont know they are tunneling. This isnt toxic or personal its just the game. im sure if a survivor was able to loop the killer all match without getting hit once, the survivor wouldnt be thinking "i dont think the killer is having fun" they wouldnt care, they are just playing the game. same with tunneling.
- your solution is to brand someone a "tunneler" so you can avoid them? so survivors could be branded as "loopers" so the killer knows they are good loopers and can avoid them?
There are killers who don’t tunnel at all, yet every time they pick up a new survivor, they still win the game or at least get three kills.
Tunneling is basically the same as camping, because… explain to me, how did the killer know where I was, but they didn’t know where the other three survivors were?
Simple — they just want to chase the weaker link: the injured survivor, the one they know where they hooked.
I’m a good looper. I win games, and I lose games. This game is about skill. Sometimes I face “baby killers,” and sometimes I’m the “baby survivor” against a killer. I don’t mind if they put a mark on my name saying I’m a good looper — I’m just playing the game, not ruining it for the killer.
Why would I wait in the lobby, then go into a match where the killer chases me for two minutes, I get hooked, and then the moment I get unhooked — boom — the killer is right in front of me again, ready to chase? This isn’t fair — there are three other survivors in the game too.I’ve also been in games where the survivors are close to each other, but the killer only chases one of them the entire match.