Why continue playing the match if there is no chance of escape?
Imagine this or a similarly unfortunate situation: You are a survivor player, 1 person was already sacrificed, others have 1-2 hooks and still 4 gens are remaining.
Why continue playing the match if there is no chance of escape? Basically all your remaining chance is the hatch, but it is not a good solution, because in theory then just all survivors should hide and hope the others get found, which doesn't sound like a fun game.
As a killer player you can get into a similar situation, but you can usually still achieve at least partial success: getting 1-2 sacrifices. Also it can often happen that a survivor makes a stupid mistake which turns the whole match.
What do you think?
My ideas:
- The game should have some mechanics which help the losing side so that they feel like there is still some hope. I am not sure what this should be, could be e.g. increasing gen repair speeds. But this is hard to design and BHVR could never come up with a solution that works.
- Add a resign vote button.
- Come up with some achievable partial goals for survivors which give some feel of accomplishment even if they don't escape.
Comments
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The hatch can be your goal, you decide on what counts as a "win" plenty of times killers haven't got a chance, 2 gens done no hooks. My goal is normally to break all the doors and take the loss.
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