Unhooking should be an "all-in" interaction
To be clear, I'm not referring to what's commonly known as "hook gymnastics". I mean that if a Survivor goes to unhook another, and they start the unhook interaction, they should not be able to stop it. The interaction is already short enough, and this will stop Survivors from trolling one another during this interaction.
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I really don't see this as an issue, and it will make it harder for a survivor to sacrifice themselves for a teammate, because they won't be able to stop the killer from grabbing them off the hook.
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@Chi said:
I really don't see this as an issue, and it will make it harder for a survivor to sacrifice themselves for a teammate, because they won't be able to stop the killer from grabbing them off the hook.If the Killer is there, they can't stop it anyway. This won't stop Survivors from taking a hit for their teammate, if that's really their purpose.
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@Orion said:
@Chi said:
I really don't see this as an issue, and it will make it harder for a survivor to sacrifice themselves for a teammate, because they won't be able to stop the killer from grabbing them off the hook.If the Killer is there, they can't stop it anyway. This won't stop Survivors from taking a hit for their teammate, if that's really their purpose.
Yeah they can, if a survivor goes for the unhook and then stops. The killer hits them and is locked in the swiping blood animation, that is when the survivor can go for the unhook and sacrifice themselves for a teammate.
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@Chi said:
@Orion said:
@Chi said:
I really don't see this as an issue, and it will make it harder for a survivor to sacrifice themselves for a teammate, because they won't be able to stop the killer from grabbing them off the hook.If the Killer is there, they can't stop it anyway. This won't stop Survivors from taking a hit for their teammate, if that's really their purpose.
Yeah they can, if a survivor goes for the unhook and then stops. The killer hits them and is locked in the swiping blood animation, that is when the survivor can go for the unhook and sacrifice themselves for a teammate.
How common is this, really? I've never seen it when I was on the hook, and I've never done it as a Killer either.
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@Orion said:
@Chi said:
@Orion said:
@Chi said:
I really don't see this as an issue, and it will make it harder for a survivor to sacrifice themselves for a teammate, because they won't be able to stop the killer from grabbing them off the hook.If the Killer is there, they can't stop it anyway. This won't stop Survivors from taking a hit for their teammate, if that's really their purpose.
Yeah they can, if a survivor goes for the unhook and then stops. The killer hits them and is locked in the swiping blood animation, that is when the survivor can go for the unhook and sacrifice themselves for a teammate.
How common is this, really? I've never seen it when I was on the hook, and I've never done it as a Killer either.
I can't say how common it is. I do it a lot though.
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@Chi said:
@Orion said:
@Chi said:
@Orion said:
@Chi said:
I really don't see this as an issue, and it will make it harder for a survivor to sacrifice themselves for a teammate, because they won't be able to stop the killer from grabbing them off the hook.If the Killer is there, they can't stop it anyway. This won't stop Survivors from taking a hit for their teammate, if that's really their purpose.
Yeah they can, if a survivor goes for the unhook and then stops. The killer hits them and is locked in the swiping blood animation, that is when the survivor can go for the unhook and sacrifice themselves for a teammate.
How common is this, really? I've never seen it when I was on the hook, and I've never done it as a Killer either.
I can't say how common it is. I do it a lot though.
I'm sorry, but I don't think that's relevant enough to be a factor. Even so, that can create a stand-off situation, which is something the devs are trying to fix in regards to the hatch.
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@Orion said:
@Chi said:
@Orion said:
@Chi said:
@Orion said:
@Chi said:
I really don't see this as an issue, and it will make it harder for a survivor to sacrifice themselves for a teammate, because they won't be able to stop the killer from grabbing them off the hook.If the Killer is there, they can't stop it anyway. This won't stop Survivors from taking a hit for their teammate, if that's really their purpose.
Yeah they can, if a survivor goes for the unhook and then stops. The killer hits them and is locked in the swiping blood animation, that is when the survivor can go for the unhook and sacrifice themselves for a teammate.
How common is this, really? I've never seen it when I was on the hook, and I've never done it as a Killer either.
I can't say how common it is. I do it a lot though.
I'm sorry, but I don't think that's relevant enough to be a factor. Even so, that can create a stand-off situation, which is something the devs are trying to fix in regards to the hatch.
It is never a standoff. The killer will either hit the survivor or grab them off the hook.
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@Chi said:
@Orion said:
@Chi said:
@Orion said:
@Chi said:
@Orion said:
@Chi said:
I really don't see this as an issue, and it will make it harder for a survivor to sacrifice themselves for a teammate, because they won't be able to stop the killer from grabbing them off the hook.If the Killer is there, they can't stop it anyway. This won't stop Survivors from taking a hit for their teammate, if that's really their purpose.
Yeah they can, if a survivor goes for the unhook and then stops. The killer hits them and is locked in the swiping blood animation, that is when the survivor can go for the unhook and sacrifice themselves for a teammate.
How common is this, really? I've never seen it when I was on the hook, and I've never done it as a Killer either.
I can't say how common it is. I do it a lot though.
I'm sorry, but I don't think that's relevant enough to be a factor. Even so, that can create a stand-off situation, which is something the devs are trying to fix in regards to the hatch.
It is never a standoff. The killer will either hit the survivor or grab them off the hook.
The same applies to the hatch, and the devs are trying to change that.
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@Orion said:
@Chi said:
@Orion said:
@Chi said:
@Orion said:
@Chi said:
I really don't see this as an issue, and it will make it harder for a survivor to sacrifice themselves for a teammate, because they won't be able to stop the killer from grabbing them off the hook.If the Killer is there, they can't stop it anyway. This won't stop Survivors from taking a hit for their teammate, if that's really their purpose.
Yeah they can, if a survivor goes for the unhook and then stops. The killer hits them and is locked in the swiping blood animation, that is when the survivor can go for the unhook and sacrifice themselves for a teammate.
How common is this, really? I've never seen it when I was on the hook, and I've never done it as a Killer either.
I can't say how common it is. I do it a lot though.
I'm sorry, but I don't think that's relevant enough to be a factor. Even so, that can create a stand-off situation, which is something the devs are trying to fix in regards to the hatch.
It happens during every face camp match for me. So a ton.
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@Jack11803 said:
@Orion said:
@Chi said:
@Orion said:
@Chi said:
@Orion said:
@Chi said:
I really don't see this as an issue, and it will make it harder for a survivor to sacrifice themselves for a teammate, because they won't be able to stop the killer from grabbing them off the hook.If the Killer is there, they can't stop it anyway. This won't stop Survivors from taking a hit for their teammate, if that's really their purpose.
Yeah they can, if a survivor goes for the unhook and then stops. The killer hits them and is locked in the swiping blood animation, that is when the survivor can go for the unhook and sacrifice themselves for a teammate.
How common is this, really? I've never seen it when I was on the hook, and I've never done it as a Killer either.
I can't say how common it is. I do it a lot though.
I'm sorry, but I don't think that's relevant enough to be a factor. Even so, that can create a stand-off situation, which is something the devs are trying to fix in regards to the hatch.
It happens during every face camp match for me. So a ton.
And the devs are trying to remove stand-offs.
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No.... removing it would make a standoff. Right now it’s fine as it’s bait. They could commit or stop, resulting in a BT unhook. That’s not a stand-off. What you suggest, would make failure almost constant, and require bait before the unhook action. Your idea would literally make everything you says wrong with it worse
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@Jack11803 said:
No.... removing it would make a standoff. Right now it’s fine as it’s bait. They could commit or stop, resulting in a BT unhook. That’s not a stand-off. What you suggest, would make failure almost constant, and require bait before the unhook action. Your idea would literally make everything you says wrong with it worseNo bait would be required. Survivors would just wait until the Killer left. If the Killer didn't leave, Survivors would have to go somewhere else.
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@Orion said:
@Jack11803 said:
No.... removing it would make a standoff. Right now it’s fine as it’s bait. They could commit or stop, resulting in a BT unhook. That’s not a stand-off. What you suggest, would make failure almost constant, and require bait before the unhook action. Your idea would literally make everything you says wrong with it worseNo bait would be required. Survivors would just wait until the Killer left. If the Killer didn't leave, Survivors would have to go somewhere else.
It’s fine how it is.
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@Jack11803 said:
@Orion said:
@Jack11803 said:
No.... removing it would make a standoff. Right now it’s fine as it’s bait. They could commit or stop, resulting in a BT unhook. That’s not a stand-off. What you suggest, would make failure almost constant, and require bait before the unhook action. Your idea would literally make everything you says wrong with it worseNo bait would be required. Survivors would just wait until the Killer left. If the Killer didn't leave, Survivors would have to go somewhere else.
It’s fine how it is.
That's your opinion, and it's OK. It's just a suggestion.
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Used to be an issue with the old BT mostly. Now it's probably allright.
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