I don't know if it is just the maps I've been managing to get or if I am just insane, but it feels like a lot of loops in this game are a struggle to get a hatchet over and that is assuming you can at all. Deathslinger has a hitbox that lets him snipe people through holes in the walls which makes looping more of a challenge. So my question is why not reduce the height of the walls at some loops so they can be thrown over
And why we should do that? Good Huntress players are getting hits at this loops.
Alot of the new maps and reworked ones have bad hitboxes and have added alot of extra bs so yeah
yeah. there is a window in borgo you cant toss a hatchet through at all.
I've played a decent amount of games lately. Some as Huntress and some against her when I play survivor. Every experience I've had has been that Huntress struggles to throw over most walls at loops due to their height, forcing them to follow round till the pallet is dropped. Some of those games (as survivor) we ended up losing in the end anyway because the Huntress was dead accurate with her shots, but the loop walls prevented her ability. I mentioned in my original post why I suggested it. Read it again if you missed that part :)
Sounds about right. Just mad that her whole purpose is to make loops more interesting and lately just feels like a lot of walls can't be thrown over. Oh well. Guess I'm playing Deathslinger in the meantime
you don't throw over loops as huntress. you break pallets and throw between loops. there are still loops you can throw over though.
The issue with this though is how much times you waste forcing the pallet down at each loop. If it is one you can't mindgame, you get really screwed because being a 110 speed killer, it allows them an extra loop or so when done correctly. Then in the time you use to break the pallet and catch up, they have time to make it to another loop and repeat the process
what catch-up. your ranged killer. use your range to your advantage. the normal 115% m/s killers need to catch-up into m1 range. huntress has ranged advantage.
