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Survivor to killer

DRAGON1342
DRAGON1342 Member Posts: 2
in General Discussions

So I am a survivor main. I want to start getting into playing as a killer. Does anyone have any recommendations for which killer to play as?

Comments

  • TerraEsram
    TerraEsram Member Posts: 671
    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/323814/survivor-to-killer

    Dunno, with a free Killer or with everyone ? That's depend of you style also

  • Chaos999
    Chaos999 Member Posts: 869

    From freebies? Wraith. Will teach you the basics of m1 play and is also serviceable.

  • Carrow
    Carrow Member Posts: 500

    Wraith is pretty decent at low MMR and he won't make you pick up bad habits that would hurt you when switching to other killers.

  • Sumnox
    Sumnox Member Posts: 605
    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2955239#Comment_2955239

    This.


    Also, you could give Trapper a try. He will help you understand the most basic chase mechanics, and maybe even the most common looping spots or pallets/windows spots.

  • amazing_grace
    amazing_grace Member Posts: 734

    As everyone has said Wraith. He's good because of the mobility. Allows you to zoom around the map patrolling gens and also catch up in chase in case you lose them. As a new killer, I had trouble tracking survivors in chase so Wraith is a good killer to start with until you get used to tracking scratch marks and blood. Try to stay away from bad habits in the beginning and remember that you're learning, so don't mind survivors calling you baby or not getting a 4k every game. It's a learning process and if other people decide to be mean to you for trying something new, that's their problem.