Hello Bill, I want to play a game
I discovered a fun way to make early DC games more enjoyable for survivors!
Imagine this. I was The Pig, the map was The Game. Two survivors had DC'ed, and I had trapped both a Jake and a Bill in the basement. I hooked and killed Jake so that my target, the Bill, would be alone. There were 4 generators left, so I decided, in true Saw fashion, I would let Bill chose to live or die. I found him, downed him, and took him to a generator where I let him wiggle free and work on it. He tried to heal to healthy a couple of times, but I menacingly threatened him every time he tried as to let him know I wanted him injured.
Soon, the generator was completed, and Bill's trap was activated. In addition, a trap door was spawned. Because of my tampered timer, Bill had to act quickly. I followed him around crouched, watching him but carefull not to initiate a chase as I wanted his timer to tick down at all times. I could hear his trap start to beep faster as the timer was running shorter. He ran everywhere, searching for the hatch before his timer expired, which would kill him instantly.
Eventually, Bill had searched just about everywhere. His timer was going crazy, flashing red with the alarm getting quicker and quicker when suddenly, he heard it. The hatch was in the corner of the map! He ran there, and with only seconds left, managed to escape before he would have met a painful end.
To my german-speaking Bill friend. Most people are so ungreatful to be alive. But not you. Not anymore.
I guess the moral of my story is to be nice to survivors every once in a while. You might find your own creative ways to spice up a game when things get unfair. In fact, this was one of my absolute favorite matches, but it never would have happened if I had just hooked poor Bill strait away. Remember, in those rare occasions when you are in an absolute position of power, it won't hurt just to have a little fun 