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• @ALostPuppy said:

  https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1855513#Comment_1855513

  You can hit survivors while you're carrying one you know...survivors can never completely block a killer from going anywhere or hooking because you lose collision when you hit a survivor. You used to be able to trap killers in very specific spots on maps like the swamp but that was years ago. If a survivor is body-blocking you while you're carrying a survivor to a hook, hit them immediately, don't try to move around them to hook them because you can't. They can only bodyblock once, then you lose collision and can hook the survivor you're carrying.

  I know that, didn't took long enough to figure it out. That doesn't prevent it from being an abuse of the system.

  in Does aggressive survivor tactics usually works ? Comment by SlynVulpes January 7, 2021

• @ALostPuppy said:

  https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1855333#Comment_1855333

  Body-blocking like that is not toxic. I do know what you're referring to, and killers have other forms of body-blocking like blocking entrances and windows, trapping survivors in corners and blocking hook rescues so why is the survivor's version of body-blocking (Taking a hit to try and save a survivor from the killer's grasp and being a good teammate) considered them trying to be toxic? It's good survivor play if done right. Much like looping is a sign of a good survivor and not toxic. I've seen people say that a survivor running a killer well is toxic and I wish I was making that up. That word gets used too often to describe so many things in this game that aren't even remotely 'toxic'

  They're not taking a hit, they're preventing me from hooking another. All the example you cited are intended mechanics (and mind you survivor have perks with similar effects) that can be mastered over time. Body blocking is simply an abuse of the system, hence why you can report it.

  in Does aggressive survivor tactics usually works ? Comment by SlynVulpes January 7, 2021

• @ALostPuppy said:

  Head on and mettle of man with flashlights? Sounds to me like they were just messing around and didn't care about actually winning. They just wanted to go for fun plays and they didn't care about throwing the match to do so. Which is something that killers get mad about for some reason. In what way is it toxic? They're feeding you a free win and trying to have fun in a role that .

  Body blocking isn't toxic either, you do it all the time as killer if you're playing someone like Billy or Wraith, so why is it toxic if survivors do it?

  I didn't said they were, I asked if they tried to be. Please don't try to put words in my mouth.

  And they WERE trying to win, since they patched each others and actually tried to do gens. (Also I may had been wrong on mettle of man, it may have been borrowed time, unless they had both).

  Now to answer your questions ; Killers probably don't like it because they try to play as a killer, not to do fortnite dances or to just mess around in a TF2 server. I don't think I mind it personally because free quadra-kill, but I can see why others may find that lame to do so.

  Body-bloking as a killer seem like you don't understand what I'm referring to because how can a killer do it in the first place ? I mean that they try to prevent me from hooking another survivor by blocking the hook or my path just so we're clear.

  Also, if I can ask my own question : who's Billy ?

  in Does aggressive survivor tactics usually works ? Comment by SlynVulpes January 6, 2021