What is the ranking of killer and survivor constellations?

RayrafLPP

Just in general, i know it depends on Killers/Items/perks/maps.

But an overwall view on how you personally rank SWF/Killers and Solos.

I guess mine would be, from weakest to strongest:

4 Solo Survivors

2 Solo survivors + one pair of SWF

Killer

1 Solo survivor + 3 stack

2 pairs of SWF

4 stack swf

Im not sure if a threestack would be better then two pairs, but i guess one person is still not communicating in that scenario and therefore excluded from tactical decisions so I would say 2 pairs are overall in a better position.

What do you think?

CLAUDETTEINABUSH

I think a threestack is a lot more common and stronger than the 2 two stack. They spread information to 75% of the team.

RayrafLPP

https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1903653#Comment_1903653

yeah, i just think the random person has the potential to throw the game more then 2 2stacks. but yes it is close between these two constallations at least.

JPA

I think it's more complex than that because you could have a 3 stack of useless players who play worse than a solid solo queue team.

Or you could have a 2 stack of really good players who can basically win a game on their own.

Finally the killer skill can vary dramatically (e.g. you get streamers who seem to be able to walk through any swf other than the absolute top teams)

RayrafLPP

https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1903681#Comment_1903681

yeah, but im talking about avverage potential not extreme cases.

Shirokinukatsukami

What are constellations? Are we playing Genshin Impact now?

JPA

https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1903690#Comment_1903690

It's tough to measure I guess as SWFs aren't always obvious I guess. You only know for sure if you play consecutive games and recognise the same survivor names. So it's really hard to judge.

If you had a post game lobby indication of who is in what party it would be easier to tell.