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The Killer experience.

Sneaky6
Sneaky6 Member Posts: 26
in General Discussions

Check out my most recent matchmaking experience.

I won’t be picking up the controller to play killer again, I’ve hardly played killer In the past year but yet in the last month my Matches around rank 9-13 have all been against red rank survivors.

Let me be abundantly clear: There is nothing fun about being matched against survivors that kick you around like this.

I’ve heard the “But if you play against only good players you won’t improve” but alas, I am rank 13. If I was given a reasonable opportunity to improve as I played, and got matched appropriately until I was good enough to beat great survivors, I really wouldn’t mind. I have played a fair bit of killer in the past (over a year ago) but I’ve never been even remotely close to being that good..

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But this? No thanks.

Comments

  • TheLastGreatStar
    TheLastGreatStar Member Posts: 1,002
    edited May 2020

    I definitely do feel your pain, but this will only make you a stronger killer in the long run. I used to hate going against SWF, now I love it. Because it really tests your skills against a team that has a huge advantage over you. This will also make you playing against a team of randoms feel like a walk in the park.

    One thing that helped me a lot was experimenting with different killers and builds as you’ll find ones that give you the upper hand. In general a team of SWF tend to be overly altruistic. You can use this to your advantage.

    I know it can be stressful playing killer, but just don’t give up. I’d also recommend watching people play killer on YouTube etc as you can pick up some really great tips and perk combos.