Darca1213
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Need a video clip or explain more for this to be a real think. 1k hours and only seen 3 cheaters ever
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@tippy2k2 said:
While it is an incredibly rare situation, I imagine they want survivors to basically be able to get in each others way and to not assist other survivors in body blocking a killer.
For getting in each others way, a match I had a few games ago is a perfect example. It was against Leatherface with 3 gens left. I kind of saw this coming too but there were three of us on the killer shack gen trying to finish it off and exactly what I expected to happen ended up happening. When LF wandered in, two of us went to the doorway and we bodyblocked each other in and setup LF for an easy double chainsaw. Oopsy...
For assisting others in bodyblocking the killer, I'm thinking of something like Haddonfield with some of those alleys where only one person can fit. If I was a survivor trying to protect my fellow survivor, right now I have to wait for the injured person to go in the alley first so that I can follow them and block the killer from going after them. If there were no collision, I could just stay in the alley far away and let the injured person come through me and get in the way of the killer then. It's not a huge difference but in this game, those few seconds that the killer loses because the injured person could just phase through me might be the difference between getting a hook and getting nothing.
But it is also toxic for survivors to body block the killer. Devs do not want this, have you ever seen the report button in a game? it lists body blocking as a reportable offense, it is to not be encouraged or promoted for anyone by them. Its why this study is soooo valid http://gamestudies.org/2004/articles/deslauriers_iseutlafrancestmartin_bonenfant body blocking is discussed and some statistics for it.