hellomeg
hellomeg
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I play BOTH killer and survivor.
I try to be as non-toxic as possible.
I know and understand how unfun it is to face toxic killer/survivors so I try my best not to do either.
Here let me set this up for you:
Spawn in. A survivor instant down by Huntress. Huntress stands about 6 feet away. Throws hatchets at any one that comes near. She has locker right next to her dont forget. Get a second to sneek and get survivor off hook, but get downed in process. Get hooked. Hang there with Huntress standing 6 feet infront downing everyone around. Die on hook while she hooks everyone else. Match ends.
Wow! Man that "legit strategy" deemed by you it's just soooo much fun.
Now take that strategy with a different killer and deal with it every other game. Sometimes back to back. No one makes it out alive or if they do then they are a P.O.S survivor that hid the whole time.
No, Robmeister88 I'm not a ######### player, but thank you. I also am not new to this game. But thank you again.
Toxic camping is not okay.
It does not make being a toxic killer over and over because you know there is NO repercussions OKAY.
But look!
Just like mandytalk says:
Survivors cant report killers!
Survivors cant block killers!
Survivors cant quit because survivors get all points taken away, lose a rank and get put with a time out punishment before we can play next round.
If a killer is good, it's fun even if your whole team dies. When they can get the whole team hooked with out being toxic it's awesome! No bad blood. Killer won fair and square.
But when I deal with this toxicity EVERYDAY it's a problem.
When I play killer and survivors message me "thank you for being fun and not toxic" even tho I killed them?
What does that say?
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So. Like I said, toxic killers are protected. Point being very much made by mandytalk.
Cool. Cool. Awesome.