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Dear Devs reworked Haddonfield is 1 years old...

Freddy96
Freddy96 Member Posts: 767
edited April 2023 in Feedback and Suggestions

and Gardens of Joy is almost there too, i tried to explain in this video how broken both maps are in the hope that you will understand it and maybe change them.

It's a very long video so if you are not interested in a 20min video rant here's the main points:

1)Gardens of Joy main building allows on avg 1.30m chases without the use of a single pallet and unless you are playing spirit or nurse you are done.

2)Haddonfield main building requires 50 SECONDS!!! just to enter a chase with a survivor because of the way you made it.

3)Haddonfield has 4 not 1 but 4 main buildings where survivor can be chased on avg up to 1.20s without the use of a single pallet.

4)You can't use the philosophy of "Just don't chase main" because especially on Haddonfield there are 4 main buildings and if someone is repairing a generator in the middle of nowhere it takes 4seconds to reach any building.

In short i don't think that 1.30s on average without the use of a single pallet is doable for 90% of the killer rooster and Gardens of joy not only has main building but also 200 pallets that all connect to each other.

Here's the video where i showcase the issue

Hopefully my hopeless me that still has hopes about getting listened by BHVR will get something this time...

Comments

  • Gandor
    Gandor Member Posts: 4,383

    I am willing to bet, that new haddonfield has more kills than average map. Sure. Houses are strong. But 3-4-5 gens that are guaranteed there are stronger. You can't just stay at houses as there are always gens outside that you just need to do.

    As for GoJ - agreed. That map is strong for survivors. Maybe it would make sense to balance maps so they are not so 1sided. This also includes midwitch on the other side of spectrum