SleepingPilot
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@OopsAllHexes said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2185611#Comment_2185611
Not really, feint the locker open by standing right in front of it, then attack the rescuer, same tactic when dealing with people who do flashlight saves. Survivors become 40% less altruistic when injured, because it's bad for them and the smarter ones will know it's a liability for the entire team if they go down.
OoO was also nerfed, if you recall.
They do not need to be that close for the flashlight save. Have you experienced this tactic yet as part of a planned strategy or are you just game theorizing? I've experienced it three times and could not mind game it. They either played yoyo with me ( I run to hit the flashlight player he runs away other guy jumps out, if I turn back he jumps back in if it isnt safe to keep running) or they successfully blinded me or I just drop the chase.
I do hold out the possibility that you are just that much better at dealing with this very specific and rare issue. It just feels like you are employing the normal flashlight strategy, which works well with a slugging where you can control the direction you are looking in or face a wall, but didn't work at all in this case.
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@The_Krapper said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/249623/lockers-and-flashlight-saves
Slugging is the counter because in order for that to work multiple survivors are off gens and one has to be nearby for it to work , or if you aren't the slugging type run Franklin's on hag and trap their items when they drop then
Yes, multiple are off gens but it isnt a problem as they always have one doing a gen. You can't slug a person in the locker, so I don't see how that works and slugging an SWF is always a questionable strategy.
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@Power_Guy said:
They worked hard for that save, and if you know it's going to happen; don't open the locker.
Just walk away, or chase the flashlight holder. They can't always set up such an event and, as the predator, it's up to you to pick the time and place where you snap your jaws. If you let the prey decide; they will always pick a place that favors them.
I really think you are underestimating the strength of this tactic. When I have experienced it, it is a full swf running OoO (perfect information). Every down is hard won, they can prevent downs by jumping in a locker. If you go for the grab, you lose. If go after the new guy, it is a fresh chase with the strong possibility they will use the same tactic.
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@Marigoria said:
I sometimes use TTV in my name and I 99% of the time play solo. But I guess having TTV in my username because I want to grow my audience makes me a bad person ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
If you could hear the thoughts of people who arent streaming, they wouldnt be much different.
Who called you a bad person?
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@GodLikeTerror said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/246220/killers-dont-watch-twitch
Most people who stream are generally pretty nice, and I will be streaming again here soon, and I'm pretty nice, and talk and always am nice. Unless the people after the round come at me on my stream, and I just try to figure out why they want to be mean, but overall I've met a few who were very toxic, but I just laugh usually when playing back, because most of the time it's pretty funny. In my opinion I don't find survivor streams entertaining anyways, but that's just me.
You know, I'm going to assume you are right and most streamers are really cool and fun. I am just going to accept that as fact moving forward, but I will not verify that by checking out streams Ive played in.
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@Shroompy said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2149025#Comment_2149025
It just doesnt make sense to me that because you had 1 bad experience, you decide to be ignorant instead of realizing that the majority of streamers are really chill and fun people to hang around.
Id say less than 5% of streamers I go against are actually ######### people
Ok, I'm not saying "I will not watch Twitch" and I apologize i see how my messages was poorly worded. I am saying I won't watch past streams featuring me, because the risk of hearing someone call me a sex offender is too high.
I actually think a lot of people should be aware that streamers can be aggressivly abusive and if they don't want their head polluted with the knowledge of who they are playing with to avoid past streams that feature them.
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@Shroompy said:
So youre gonna judge all TTV's because of one bad experience?
The large majority of TTV's are chill and pretty enjoyable, some of them just have bad days
Judging? How is deciding to avoid watching past streams for mental health reasons an unfair judgement? I didn't say, "Twitch players are bad". I said it is better to live in ignorance and assume they are nice chill people.