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marking survivors can be difficult. first of all, the best add-ons on ghostface are the power recovery add-ons since they can bring back your power in 16 seconds instead of 30.
now what i always do as ghostface is that i use a strategic approach instead of heading towards the gen the survivors are working on in a straight line. if you come from unexpected sides, you can get a free hit and sometimes you might have time to mark them. i also like to go to the top of a building to start stalking survivors, since they won't expect me to be there.
in chases, once you get used to his leaning, you can activate your stealth and lean on a tree in the middle of a chase to mark them in 2.5 seconds. if you don't completely mark them, there is still a stalk progress that you can see on the player's icon. a good way to use ghostface's power is to make their stalk progress to 99% and once you find them again you can instantly mark them and get an insta down.
by the way, hitting a survivor will remove all stalk progress on them, so if they are 99, do not hit them.
when it comes to looping, you can either play as an m1 killer or use his power to hide your red stain. this works especially well at T L walls. something i like to do but requires more experience is to crouch at the loop so the survivors can't see which side you will come from if the loop has tall enough walls. this can make them drop the pallet early or give you a free hit. don't forget that when you crouch you still have a red stain so consider using your power as well or moonwalk to hide your red stain.
perks i like to use on him are corrupt intervention to prevent gens from flying at the start, nurse's calling (which is in my opinion the best perk on ghostface) so that i can see injured survivors healing that are unaware i'm nearby since i have no terror radius, thrilling tremors to block gens and know which generators are being worked on so i can prepare to find my next target and my last perk slot is whispers. this gives you an indicator of when a survivor is within range of revealing you, so you can crouch and creep up on them since you know they are nearby.
if you prefer hitting them by surprise instead of marking them, consider using save the best for last. works like a charm.
hope this helped!
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it can be annoying but god it's satisfying to 4k slug them
(also don't ever t-bag a ghostface he can t-bag you in dying state for 4 minutes which i occasionally do to those survivors)
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since i play a lot of killer whenever i play survivor i always respect the killer and when i see teammates being toxic sometimes i decide to be toxic to them because i feel bad for the killer. it isn't fun.
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finish the gen then heal. if you dont then have fun playing a 3v1
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i would switch billy and oni and put huntress in A tier. Also i would put plague in high c tier not only for her free corrupt purge, but if the survivors don't cleanse it's way easier to track them while they're sick than while they're injured. (which is why i think legion is worse even tho i love playing him)
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ping pong boy because im on pc
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he just has a better gaming chair
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i mean self care is terrible unless you use it to keep more charges on a med kit but that's it.
if they use the 50% speed self heal that's good for you because the time it takes her to heal is like 30 seconds which is almost half a gen
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i hate ruin dying so i use corrupt thrilling and pop and it works quite well
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change the way survivors fall asleep. having survivors becoming vulnerable without effort is what makes him strong imo
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lmao ######### is this
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@[Deleted User] said:
yes you did camp and you shouldn't have done that. you needed to play fair and camping is not playing fair, it just removes the fun out of the game just accept that you lost and move on to the next match
i can't tell if this is ironic or not
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@meatisadelicacy said:
I mean, you literally said you face camped the survivor, so yes? You're allowed to play however you want though.
what i mean is the part where i stayed around my 3 gen. the part that i face camped like 5 seconds i get it but the important part is the 3 gen really because that's what they were accusing me for
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he's fun to play against. for once i don't have to loop 24 7 and i actually have to mindgame him
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when you want to cancel your power faster just swing. it will make you look dumb but it can stop you mid-rush instead of having to bump into something or reach your maximum distance. also his lunge is easier to turn than his rush so you can use it to get around corners and hit survivors. also if they stand behind a wall to counter your rush you have 2 option:
mind game them in a rush but this can be hard to pull off or cancel your power to avoid using all your tokens. this way you will get your rush back faster when you're confident in your next one. mastering the killer takes time so don't lose hope if you lose games just focus on getting better at using your power.
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@AskingForHelp said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1828316#Comment_1828316
It’s actually too easy to play killer (but sometimes a little stressful if you don’t look out for certain survivor perks that can waste your time if you tunnel or get too greedy for kills) .
right, holding m1 half the game is harder. if you face good survivors that know what they're doing your only solution is to 3 gen or tunnel and even with that you have a good chance of losing
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With the blight, Nemesis, Dark Devotion, Furtive Chase and Rancor
Also using Vigo's Journal, this is literally a blight with no terror radius build. It's not good but it's fun
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They should rename them to "The Campers"
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my main build is corrupt, sloppy, nurse's calling and thrilling tremors. you can switch up thrilling with bbq it's just that i don't have bubba lol. also if you like to switch targets often you can run thanatophobia instead of thrilling and it goes well with the other perks.