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Hatch should open when next-to-last survivor is put on death hook, not after the sacrifice completes

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  • PBsamichShoe
    PBsamichShoe Member Posts: 314

    Gee golly willickers.

  • NinjaDette1
    NinjaDette1 Member Posts: 1,289
    edited May 2020

    I will admit it I have danced in front of the killers a few times when I opened the hatch. It was my way of saying see ya 😘😂.

  • NinjaDette1
    NinjaDette1 Member Posts: 1,289
    edited May 2020

    My way of telling killers bye was me opening the hatch dancing in front of them saying see ya Don’t want to be ya. And they messaged me afterwards 😘 All the salt went loose Towards me😂.

  • MadArtillery
    MadArtillery Member Posts: 826
    edited May 2020

    Survivors make these kind of suggestions and I sure hope you don't mind bleeding out on the floor for half+ your bar while I hunt the other survivor if these changes were to happen. You want to bleed and crawl and drag matches out, this is how you do it. Making last hooking the second last survivor even less appealing is how you get slugged for multiple minutes.

  • emptyCups
    emptyCups Member Posts: 1,262

    "I would like a free escape made even more convenient"-OP

  • Steah
    Steah Member Posts: 511

    ######### it just start with the gates open

  • Bovinity
    Bovinity Member Posts: 1,522
    edited May 2020

    Wow, so it's already a, "You completely failed, but here's an escape anyway." mechanic, and you want it to be even easier? 🤔

    Also, if you're just standing out in the open camping the hatch like a dunce while the killer hooks someone, of course they're going to beeline right to the hatch. Because you're there right out in the open. Because they very likely are running BBQ. They don't have any indication of where the hatch is beforehand - unless you literally tell them.

    At least put SOME effort into your free escape. Hide in a locker, don't stand RIGHT by the hatch the entire time. Do something. Jeez.

  • csandman1977
    csandman1977 Member Posts: 2,358

    So end game is technically supposed to favor the killer. I mean, the killer gets stronger as people die because this isn't designed as a 1v1. Its a 4v1. 4 people have the best chance to escape. As people die the remaining survivors don't get stronger. Nor should they.


    Vile

    I have issues with keys spawning in chests, however, in a situation like this, its not a bad idea. Long as the chest doesn't spawn right next to hatch.

    I can go for no scratchmarks if the aura is shown for the whole endgame.

    Doors should have a minimum distance they can't spawn under.

    Disagree completely with first come first serve.

    Hatch is pretty loud as it is.


    As it relates to the time it takes for 3rd person to die, I do think it takes too long. When everyone is hooked on death hook, the game ends instantly. Its almost jarring. Sacrifices shouldn't be instantaneous but sometimes they do drag on.

  • Thatbrownmonster
    Thatbrownmonster Member Posts: 1,640

    it's like the killer is playing too well and you don't like that and want to give a free escape to survivors that failed their objective

    🤔

  • VIle
    VIle Member Posts: 167

    @csandman1977

    EGC Was put in because both killers and survivors took games hostage for hours. I had a friend literally stand on the hatch in front of a killer for 15+ HOURS. He took a nap! the killer went to get coffee at the shops! @_@@AshleyWB It's not meant to favor the killer at all, it was meant to shove everyone out of the game so it would actually end. Period.

    EGC is a whole other slap in the face because it punishes survivors by letting bad, lazy, unskilled killers get guaranteed kills/wins because Mommy EAC will just come kill the survivors and give them points after they've closed the hatch and are now standing between gates waiting for the one lone bastard to come and give themselves to the killer so their chubby can get that little bit more thicc.. Killers cried their games weren't fun. well it's survivors turn, and we just keep getting the shaft. Even the new players, the people just having bought this game in the last 2 months are complaining. That is very very bad.

    Keys shouldn't spawn in chests until hatch has been closed. No it shouldn't span near the hatch. 100% agree there. (also agree keys like green key OP needs just deleted from chests, period.)

    BUT if theres a chest with a key, and a hatch, and 2 doors, that gives the one sole survivor a chance at least. That's all We want, is a CHANCE. Because it feels like crap to play very very well, with 3 other potatoes thanks to the lovely lobbying system we've got here, and then BOOM EGC, Hatch closed, doors at 10 and 2. Please wait for your prize to show up or die. Game over.

    Playing better, doing bones, get in lockers, run these perks, don't run those perks, etc etc stop and think how silly that will sound when you see there is literally nothing to be done, but let EGC run out or just give yourself to the killer. There is no skill in slugging, tunneling, snapping the hatch and standing there waiting for the time to tick away. Come find me. Hunt me. Mind game me. Terrorize me. THATS what DBD is about not "Killer kills. Survivors die."

    No, that's not the survivors place, if they were VICTIMS maybe, martyrs, but the name of the players are SURVIVORS, give them a chance to survive.

    The no scratch marks is in lieu of any of these for the last man standing not the whole team(it was just a list of various ideas) it's just another option for the survivor to have a chance and the killer will have to use their eyes and ears and actually HUNT. Also, if we can't see a killer or hear them in some cases (Like The gunslinger that suffers from TTRS - Tiny Terror Radius Syndrome) until they are right on top of us, we should have the ability to be able to properly move and hide and not be 'seen' because 3-5 second scratch marks, when all it takes is 3 seconds for the killer to jog from door 1 to door 2. I'm saying slow down the killers as I know its a 'race' at this point, but this would give so much more options and chances for a fair fight than there is now. So the 'auras until match is over' not going to work for this situation. Unless once the killer closed the hatch, the doors instantly opened and then I'd be down. LOL that actually sounds like a fun race for the door. Or make it so BOTH killer and survivor have auras and can see each other. Make it fair ;)

    We're all in agreeance about doors, why can't the devs be?


    Also not sure why this is now a quote, haven't been able to get this weird bulleting premium code crap off my forums and it's really starting to annoy me.. Anyways..

    First come could be exploited, however, the killer can still hit the survivor and they can go or be downed or get EACed because that tick down timer is still live. Too many times I've had the killer be able to override or grab the hatch first, been hearing many many *points to post and others* of people having the same problem, so it needs looked into I'd say.

    Sound, eh, i was running out of ideas/hecks to give.

    The game is in a heck of a state, with 2k hrs in, I'm slowly giving my game time to other titles because games just not fun these days. :( Shame, it was my favorite. Now the only fun I have is hooking up with newbies and passing on DBD knowledge.. Like getting into lockers before someone gets hooked blocks BBQ and chili. just make sure to count down the seconds and and an extra 1-2 just in case :D <3 Precious nooblettes. "What are scratch marks?" Bless their lil cotton socks.

    NEW IDEA THOUGH: Since doors take time to open in EGC even after hatch snap, how about a lock pick option? No key needed for hatch but it would take ____ seconds to pick open the hatch lock. Hell, give it skill checks if the killers cry over it. Long, desperate action done out in the open of a known area by a killer.... Imagine the adrenaline rush XD XD XD

    Words on the internet: Can be misinterpreted. Do I sound like a whiny entitled survivor? Maybe. Do I shake the hand of every killer that skillfully bested me? You best your sweet rolls I do! Nothing makes me happier than a solid well played match. Most friends on my list are killer mains having met them at the end if their blades. I understand at the end of the day most of us just wanna win because that means 'we're gud' but some of us like to play to have fun, shame a large portion on both sides has to spoil it.

  • csandman1977
    csandman1977 Member Posts: 2,358

    The aura thing was tongue in cheek sarcasm.

    As survivor, if im last and in a hatch or die situation, i beeline for a door. I channel for 4 seconds and either stop if killer found hatch or continue if egc hasn't started.

    More times than not, i get out. The lights dont come on for 4 seconds so i get a headstart and killer doesn't know im there. Unless whispers but thats just a risk. I run spine chill all the time and if killer does start coming back it gives me a speed boost which i use to escape.

    As for lockpicking, there is a perk in submissions i created the concept for, that picks the lock basically.

    I think all keys need removed from boxes, unless they go with a last chest key idea.

    And yes 15 hour hatch standoffs were stupid. Yes killer can close hatch but killer can no longer grab a survivor who is escaping.

  • Chrisko
    Chrisko Member Posts: 288

    Why I believe the hatch currently favors the Killer:

    1. Killer has faster movement speed (sometimes a lot faster depending on killer).
    2. As the killer you get to move easily around the map with no worry and look for the hatch. Once the hatch spawns, there is a higher chance that the killer will run across it before the final survivor does.
    3. The survivor has to worry about the killer finding them so they can't move freely (especially when they are the last one).
    4. Killer gets FREE time (from the initial death hook) to look for the hatch or get to the hatch without it opening in order to close it.

    What advantage does the survivor have?

  • Bovinity
    Bovinity Member Posts: 1,522

    Should the survivor have any advantage?

    It's a last-ditch effort, something that will let you get away even after the team has failed in every other way. It's a final opportunity to save your item, get 5000+ points and deny the killer if you can just stumble upon it first.

    How much more do people want it to be?

  • USELESS
    USELESS Member Posts: 1,151

    Survivors have a perk that shows the hatch when you are 36 Meters away from it, also they have items, add-ons and even a perk that increase the range of the items and add-ons, it clearly a free escape to survivors

  • SpiritLover1133
    SpiritLover1133 Member Posts: 214

    Dude im sorry but you sound NOOB AF.


    you should be confident in running the killer and not be scared and hide from them.


    Learning how to loop and be smart during chases will increase your survival rate by 100%.

  • Chrisko
    Chrisko Member Posts: 288

    Translation...Spirit has nothing to contribute to the discussion regarding the hatch.

  • Dolls
    Dolls Member Posts: 395

    Im a survivour main and I think this is a bad idea. If the hatched opened as soon as 2nd to last was hook it would encourage people not to go for a save. Just because 2 people are left doesnt neccesarily mean defeat. I've had my most exciting wins when there has been only the 2 of us.

  • SpiritLover1133
    SpiritLover1133 Member Posts: 214

    who the heck escapes through the hatch?? Dude, learn how to loop the killer and escape with your teammates through the exit gates

  • Chrisko
    Chrisko Member Posts: 288

    Solo Q. If you knew how randos play in the solo q, you wouldn't be asking me that question.

  • Rey_512
    Rey_512 Member Posts: 1,620

    So you want the last survivor to stall out the game by hiding instead of doing any gens? Got it.

    The hatch serves a good purpose: making sure the game isn’t taken hostage by the last survivor.


    To the OP’s point - No, the current hatch mechanic is fine the way it is. If the killer already knows where the hatch is and goes straight there after the death hook of the 2nd to last survivor you should be making a gate or key play.

  • venom12784
    venom12784 Member Posts: 666

    What about survivors camping hatch while killer is hooking the second to last survivor ?

    Why not have one of the gates open if the killer closed the hatch. You know when the killer closes a hatch the entity open a door.

  • goatslinger
    goatslinger Member Posts: 522

    I think hatch should just spawn underneath you and open, automatically having you fall to victory after you complete your first gen.

  • finitethrills
    finitethrills Member Posts: 617

    The hatch mechanics SHOULD lean in favor of the killer, because the hatch itself is an entirely survivor sided benefit, period. The killer gets absolutely zero benefit from the hatch existing. If you and your squad play poorly and can't get the job done, the hatch spawns to STILL give you a way out, even though you've already failed. So yeah, the mechanics of dealing with the hatch should favor the killer.

    You know what else would solve the whole issue? If the third Survivor's death just triggered the egc and the hatch followed its normal rules (as in, you only get it if your team played well enough to get at least 3 gens done). No possibility for holding the game up indefinitely, no unearned escape tunnel for the survivor, and no unfair "closed the hatch on me" complaints. Yet, you still get an automatic hatch spawn every single game. There's your advantage as a survivor.

  • sulaiman
    sulaiman Member Posts: 3,219

    Are you aware that thats the situation where a key is for? Bring one, and your problem is gone. Also, out of my last 145 matches as solo survivor, 21 games saw the last survivor escape through the hatch without key, and 14 had 1 or more surviors escape with a key. so roughly 25% of matches. Doesnt seem too bad for survivors.