dsilvavini
dsilvavini
About
- Username
- dsilvavini
- Joined
- Visits
- 22
- Last Active
Comments
-
The real problem is that gen sentinel killers without chasing potential cannot make a hit and run approach, and are forced to take really bad extended chases. One strategy that should be viable for them is go to a gen being done, hit the surv doing it, kick the gen, extend chase to force a pallet, break it, repeat the process on another gen. That way the killer would be creating an influence area around a few selected gens, depleting resources around, and the survs would need to make decisions and sacrifices to finish them. In case gens or healing are too fast, the first gen will be finished before the killer returns from the second gen in the strategy. There would be a perk combo that would make a killer safely do that strategy in two gens and have enough time to return to the first gen. I have one optimal test for this case: a Wraith with Pop, Call of Brine, Save The Best for Last, Brutal Strength, "All Seeing" - Spirit, and "Shadow Dance" - Blood. Notice that this build has optimal gen surveilance (the killer can see the gen progression through aura, and is notified about returning survs after kicking by Call of Brine) and regression (200% from Call of Brine). Even with this build, the Wraith will have a bad time if cannot hook in a single chase to get Pop if the survs have medkits and CoH. In current game state, the Wraith will probably have a very stressful game against decent suvs, running between two gens until one of them is eventually finished, and the others will probably have significant progression at that time. The Wraith probably will have just one or two hooks when that occurs. Surprises me that even with the killer knowing exactly the gens being worked, they cannot focus on what it is intended to do: protect gens.
-
Wow, I do not expect so many replies! It is great to see ppl discussing the game so it can be improved. I just want to explain my point about streams. I was not saying that there is no killer-main streams. My point is that, statistically, there is much more survivor gameplay being streamed. You just need to access Twitch right now, select DBD and compare the number of streams that have a killer in the tumbnails with the number of streams that have a survivor instead. Of course there are big streamers playing killer, but the fact that the killer population is so small is quite elucidative in my opinion.