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Some Help as Nurse
I've been playing some more, and I'm getting dominated as Nurse. I understand she's supposed to be hard to play, but I struggle to even get a single hook if I'm playing against even mildly competent survivors.
I'm just looking for some tips, because I like to try to scare people, but getting no kills in a match really puts a damper on my mood
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@aTerribleSurvivor Use your first blink to get as close as possible to a survivor and use your second to correct any mistakes. Don't try to blink directly on top of a survivor or they'll just run towards you. You can blink at the ground if they run at you so you can stop yourself from going really far away. Memorize how far you go while holding different timing blinks. Take chances to blink even if its hard to see them. It'll help you get comfortable. That's about it.
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I can recommend this guide:
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- When a survivor is about to run behind any kind of wall or something that blocks line of sight dont blink through it but next to it, that way you cover most options the survivor has with your 2nd blink, you always want to have line of sight on a survivor
- When youre in a chase and a survivor is quite far away, use your first blink to cover about half to 3/4's of the distance between you and them, that way you cover them turning around and you can use your 2nd blink if they continue to run forward
- For map pressure only use 1 blink at a time to maximize efficiency
- When patrolling the map blink in a kind of zig zag pattern to be able to see as many angles possible and maybe catch a sneaky survivor
- Never forget ABB (Always Be Blinking)
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