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  • What I have learned.

    1 - Leatherface is unbalanced, but in the negative area to where only new/bad players will end up dying to him.
    2 - Due to his negatives, such as long rev time, lack of map pressure and the length of his rampage, he face camps more often than not.
    3 - Survivors with any semblance of teamwork should be able to outmaneuver Leatherface, so long as they don't clump up.
    4 - Walls, windows and pallets are a survivor's best friend versus his chainsaw.

    Those are the 3 big points I think I grasped. Anything I missed/got wrong?

    in Cannibal OP? Comment by Jim_Dandy

  • I was being pretty sincere. I'm new to the game and was curious if other were having the same feelings I was towards Leatherface. Again, I don't own Leatherface, but I have been easily overwhelmed when playing against it. I'm going to try the advice people offered, sticking to corners and windows when I can and NOT run out into the open like a lemming.

    in Cannibal OP? Comment by Jim_Dandy

  • Then I'm just unlucky. I take all this at face value. So I basically need to hug walls, windows and trees. All of my bad luck with him is usually centered around getting stuck in larger rooms or out in the open. I can understand the chain rev issues as I read them, but doesn't his rampage last just a little long? I have seen people get downed in groups, by streamers and once in my own games. Then again, watching the same streamer play Leatherface for the first time, he had no idea how to catch up to a survivor.

    Same topic, different subject, I haven't bought Leatherface yet, so yeah I have not played him. I guess as a new player, he's especially frustrating, but I digress. Everyone, thanks for the info and opinions.

    in Cannibal OP? Comment by Jim_Dandy
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