BlackShadow993
BlackShadow993
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Honestly never used STBFL before but with all the hits going off, sounds a good idea too.
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Good shout, grabbing off hook rescues is something I forget about a bit, even as a survivor lol. Like the idea, will try to implement that.
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@nan1234 said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/548635#Comment_548635
If I were you, I would try to hit the rescuer, and then chase them ( and not the unhooked one). It puts pressure on the survivors, as only two of them can work on a gen safely( the injured one might resort to healing himself, and the one you currently chasing can’t repair of course). If the whole squad is near the hook, just try to hit as many survivors as you can, you gain considerable momentum out of It.
And on top of it if borrowed time is running, it basically negates that perk? Just not losing focus of defending the hook as long as possible. And if they keep dogpiling hooks, it's making the game go longer and longer which is usually good for the killer...
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The survivors are using so many resources for the rescue, there's no gens being done so it all works for the killer right? I do want to ask though what is the best thing to do if I was not a killer with instadowns in that sort of situation? It's hard to stop unhooks so do you just keep chasing the survivors who was hooked?
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I think I talked about it during the game that if you just sit there at the hook when no-one's around, that's not good. It's like what else am I meant to do? I happily admit I ain't the best but I figured I have an insta-downing attack and the team pour way too much effort into rescues which was proven throughout the game. Feels like I choose not to get bullied and they didn't like it. Thanks.