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2v8 was quite fun
The system worked, we played 2 games as survivors and then when we joined back we got our killer match almost instantly. If everyone does this doesnt that mean that a server with around a few hundred active players is enough to get matches almost instantly, pretty cool.
It is fast paced dbd, the chases begin fast since your chances of meeting a killer a 2x, you get the basic mechanics by means of running, doing gen, helping brada, you get back to the lobby and play again, you probably play more then you would've in 1v4.
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I personally prefer 1v4, but as a returning player I found it quite enjoyable
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My least favorite part of it is seeing wesker every round (my most hated killer) and being tunneled by 2 people at once. Like you get hooked by killer 1. Ok. You get unhooked right next to killer 2 because they are camping you, right back into chase with 1 healthstate before you can even touch the ground. So you go to lead him away from gens because killer 2 is somewhat easier to deal with but killer 1 shows up as well since they are on discord. So u end up in the cage again, and again pulled out infront of killer 1 or 2 because they zoomed across the map knowing the general area youd show up in and alredy getting killed out of the game. That happens about 40% of the rounds im in. The other 60% of the time its some other unlucky player.
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2v8 is literally the only time you can play Huntress or Ghostface and have actually fun.
Sure, if survivors are bad, these killers are very good, but when survivors are a little bit confident you will not get cool hatchet snipes and with pallet density update good luck getting your hit as GhostFace xD.
In 2v8 survivors are busy with other killer so you can do cool shots a lot or support with GF stalk. Was fun.0 -
the cages promote tunneling i feel since you can just beeline it with a mobility killer. proxy camp to contest the first stage unhook, and possibly make them go 2nd or die in cage by triggering anti camp at the last second
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