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Can you stop OVERSPAWN maps with objects!?

7Write7
7Write7 Member Posts: 46
in General Discussions

Dear developers, I can understand you are testing new system of nerfing obstacles circles but, can you do not probe it on official release version and use ptb for that? The fact is that even simple openfield maps are overFLOODED with trees, rocks, stones, there are so much of that stuff, that killer just cant move cause he meets kilometer walls of natural obstacles which cannot be overpassed. I literally couldn't move on Macmillan Forest's Edge cause all was just avalanched with rocks of all kinds and sizes. Same to Crotus Prenn Asylum and Swamp. This ain't normal, turn it off, PLEASE.

Comments

  • Aven_Fallen
    Aven_Fallen Member Posts: 16,375

    This is unintended.

  • JustWhimsical
    JustWhimsical Member Posts: 590

    It's a bug and I swear every chapter is always filled with bugs now, I can't remember the last time it wasn't so buggy, but this chapter definitely has some nasty ones.

  • BringShaggytoDBD
    BringShaggytoDBD Member Posts: 412

    This is one of the most frustrating bugs at the moment. I play survivor and killer evenly and almost every game there is an object blocking a loop.

    Also, literally as I was typing this post I got the PS5 cursor freeze bug which is also extremely irritating!! I swear BHVR are getting sloppier with each release.