HotKhoco
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Technically, any killer can be the best with the right mindset, Killers, while some are better than others, are made this way, for example, someone could be god at trapper but terrible at nurse, the best killer is the one that you feel most comfortable playing.
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@GeneralV said:
Good thing I am not one of those Claudettes. I am the nicest Claudette main you will ever meet!
Thank god I hope
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I escaped many games without any perks at all. It's probably just the way you play the game
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@UnentitledBunnyMan said:
They should made the hooked can't see other survivors aura then u won't get mad lol
lmao
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@Munqaxus said:
Agreed. He doesn't fit a game with a Lovecraftian atmosphere. His colors are to bright, his knifes feel like you are playing a 1st person shooter and with all the Korean folk lore why not choose something else.
From a different point, I like to believe he fits the feeling of a horror artist, or etc. He works to kill other to incorporate it into his art for his own Pride. I think it works.
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Honestly Mad Grit is the peak definition of meme perks, It's not entirely useless itself and really help sometimes, and its fun, along with the hilarious rapid swings from the survivors point of view. It's just a fun perk.
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@Hyd said:
I mean, toxic anything is "the worst" in any game. I'm a newer player so, probably haven't played nearly as many upper tier groups as you have but I have played some and the toxicity definitely goes both ways. It's been a long time since I've been legitimately wrecked by survivors or killers, that was mostly on day 1 and 2 of playing when I knew next to nothing about how to really play the game, but when it was happening, I'd resort to crappy tactics like camping the hook to secure a kill because it felt like my only option. Despite the extreme hate for camping as seen in the forums here, even halfway decent groups can counter it - it only takes a second to speed by and unhook someone after my much longer investment of time to chase, down, carry and hook that player.
Try not to place so much importance on the hate mail you're getting. Just ignore it, and play how you want to play, use the perks you want to use, and screw what people think about it. If they're crying (even when they escaped), it's because you outplayed them in some way, and even if they're gloating, it's because they're immature and have low self-esteem. Either way, you're on top. Don't let it bother you.
I've been playing less than a month and have gotten plenty of hate mail already. Given the age of the game, it makes sense to me because there are probably many more cocky veterans playing these days compared to noobies so, everyone has an ego. In my short time though, I've come to not really care about "winning" the game, and I'm more content with just making everyone bleed. Just me though.
I also don't care about winning. But it's them who care so much about winning that tilts me. Also the ranking system is hot garbage. At rank 18 I went against 4 rank 6 - 1's thanks for the help tho
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@[Deleted User] said:
You should really just turn off the chat on your platform. Just treat this kind of survivors like the bots they are, as all of them play the same.
that's the problem. They all play the same, I can't win against them.
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@JinSime said:
About people being mean: if you're on pc, just quit the post game chat. If you're on ps4 disable the messages for people who are not your friends. I did that as soon as I started playing pvp because you're gonna get some messages no matter what. Even though, most messages I got were thankfully good ones. I even made friends with survivors when I was playing as killer (some of them I was able to kill, some i didn't, but the game was fun for us).
I'm sorry you have to deal with so many aggro teams. I fortunately don't face them so often, but then again I don't play killer that often and I avoid playing killer at night because that's usually the time these kind of teams come out.
As for the perks, as much as I love Discordance, once the survivors realize you have it, they tend to spread and the gens will be rushed. So I'm using other detection perks as of late.
Sprint Burst is something you can bait and get rid of, once you know they have it.
I think bloodlust should be removed, because the maps are being reworked and I don't think the killer should get free hits for not playing well. And it's just a 2 days test, so it will be fine.
And survivors also have to deal with killers that just don't care. Many people have no empathy with the other side. Sad.
You do make a fair point. But on pc things like steam messages are still there and you will get tilted no matter what. Some survivors I had a lot of fun playing against. And I do feel bad for survivors who go against annoying killers, I had to play a crap ton of survivor because of Tome V. Discordance is also my best detection perk I own. So I kinda have to use it. Bloodlust should only be removed if the maps have breakable walls. As new killers will be able to stop new loops. But it's important to keep in mind the fact that survivors can use these entrances too. It's like where both sides can gain bloodlust.
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@Fishydevili22 said:
I'm a killer main and want to tell you a few flaws, looping isn't toxic it's the way the games is designed, also if your slugging all the time you should not be maybe down 2 then hook. Something I think killers should know yes some of their perks are more powerful than ours but that just means some of our perks need to be looked over and have a rework, for both sides in fact update bad perks nerf op perks, and just do some changes. The worst thing about this game is thought the lay out of maps. First breakable walls these are ment to make life easier for a killer but make it hell by placing them in unessarcry places like on the new wretched shop.
I do agree. Looping isn't toxic, but I feel newer killers won't be able to catch up with bloodlust removed. I know how to run loops and counter them. That's why I use brutal. And I don't slug all the time. If they're all on one gen and I manage to down them all though, I don't think they deserve a second chance. It's their fault that they grouped up. And I feel that perks shouldn't be so powerful as they are. They're supposed to be perks, they just help you. Not make you win the game. Hex perks are the only ones that I think should stay powerful. I don't want perks to be buffed. Everything else in this arguement I agree with
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@CrashMADDS13 said:
It's not easy but you really gotta just ignore the BM and messages. Play how you want, and maybe have some happy pessimism? What I mean is when the game is not going your way, expect to lose and experiment with how you play.
Blight makes that point especially, because he's really hard to learn well. So if you're getting stomped, imagine this is just blight practise. Try to learn how use blight chaotically and unexpectedly.
Good luck!
Already done that. It's not practice when the 5 gens get completed in 10 seconds. And they added a perk that allows you to see gens, lose lose.
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@Marigoria said:
Anyone who is toxic is the worst, doesn't matter if they're killer or survivor.
true
still unbalanced though..
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@lowiq said:
So, these "toxic" survivors believe you aren't allowed to use any perks.
And then you go on to complain about their perks.
I said that killer's perks are not nearly as powerful as survivors