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@gatsby said:
I will start this by saying this. My experience is not the same as everyone else’s and I do play at higher MMR. I do play Killer and Survivor and will approach this from both perspectives.
From Killer perspective, tunneling is only optimal if you find the “weak link” early on in the match. Trying to tunnel an above average Survivor early in the match will cause them to run to the strongest portions of the map while most of the pallets are still up. If you’re going to tunnel, it has to be a Survivor that doesn’t have great map awareness and is a weaker looper. Otherwise, it simply takes too long burning through god pallets and main building loops. In endgame, there’s no reason to chase anyone else and the face camping penalty and anti-tunnel perks are disabled. Its quite literally the game design to tunnel at that point.
From the Survivor perspective, with good game sense (or Widows of Opportunity), being tunneled early in the match gives you the ability to take the Killer on some long chases. Most of the pallets are up and you can abuse the strong, safe parts of the map to buy your teammates time to work on generators. Its actually a big positive because if you’re the first chase no one else has used anything so you probably won’t get stuck in a dead zone due to a missing filler pallet. Late game, tunneling is a legitimate strategy. There are more dead zones and the Killer has already lost a of a generators, so there’s a lot more pressure to get someone out of the game. It doesn’t feel great to be the Survivor thats singled out but late game its pretty normal.
I'm sorry but while I can agree to this on certain aspects I just have to point out that for those killers you speak of some of them are in the same damn boat the new survivors are in,ive seen and been part of those games where a newbie killer is bullied to the point of quitting the match which isn't fun either. This may seem like a fair take in your head but the reality of it is this;the community has its own intelligence they can choose ways of playing the game that doesn't impact the new players but also doesn't mess up their way of playing yet because everyone likes to play dbd like it's mlg both killers AND survivors make the game overall hard to have fun on killers because even f they have no intent to kill but want BP can't even do that without being set with survivors intent to bully.
Now I understand yes that is just how dbd is but when everyone complains about the issues of today especially with perks just to give an example like they were reworked BECAUSE of the way survivors used them and how infuriating it was to deal with if playing killer much like how before certain killer perks or just the killers themselves underwent reworks they had means to be the biggest pains for new and experienced survivors so this is what ima say to end my comment...guys if you want sh#t plays to end and people to have fun then people needa drop their want to use builds specifically chosen only to piss off each other because let's be honest yall all have a build like that you most likely use when having dealt with sweats for 2-4 games meaning it adds to the ongoing problem and the major issue I hear from both fellow killers and wonky survivors mind you I play the scratched mirror build as I only really main Myers or yoruichi because I love being like Georgie from IT just more asianed up and minus the hood so I say this with a full 100% seriousness as I also gotta point this out but bruva you do realize mmr means jack diddly squat if you play with friends of a lower mmr than yourself you usually are put in games with those of an overall low mmr as a killer. You not want to bring that up? That's why killers start wanting to play toxic and its what for the Survivors who are new and not of your group or overall mmr to get screwed over as they end up with people who've had more exp than they themselves do so there's alot more of an issue with this than being admitted to.