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Slow walking killer glitch

BIGCHUNGUSREAL
BIGCHUNGUSREAL Member Posts: 9
in General Discussions

last game i played as trapper just before 2nd survivor died i was walking very slow cus of game teleporting me backwards every second.and i lost match becouse of it ,can anybody help?

Comments

  • StibbityStabbity
    StibbityStabbity Member Posts: 1,839

    You need to go to the Bug report section of the forums and report it there.

    If you can, you should describe how the bug occurred so the Devs can try to recreate it and figure out how the bug is triggered.

  • finitethrills
    finitethrills Member Posts: 617

    The teleport thing makes it sound like you had a packet loss issue to server. I'd still post it in bug reports, but offhand, I'd guess it was a connection issue.

  • Hoodied
    Hoodied Member Posts: 13,024

    This is a collision bug, happens the most to killers who have collision requirements to their power (I.E Blight and Victor)

    It is caused by the server

  • finitethrills
    finitethrills Member Posts: 617

    Ah, good to know

  • SnakeSound222
    SnakeSound222 Member Posts: 4,467
    edited November 2020

    I had this as Doctor and PH. I didn't feel like I was being teleported backwards, but rather moving much slower (like somewhere between 95% and 100% instead of 115%). It really demotivated me from playing for at least a couple of days.