why is the pig able to carry survivor like jane or david

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n2njauwu
n2njauwu Member Posts: 267

is the saw film i believe it was part 2 .. detectives or police even stated that it couldnt be woman because she wouldnt be able to carry a man , which later on was true because there was 2nd assistant to jigsaw who carried those man , so amanda is also normal human , she cant have that strenght same as michael myers

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  • Cornpopers_Evan
    Cornpopers_Evan Member Posts: 2,428
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    Like @Hoodedfengm1n said, each killer is empowerd by the entity to be able to pull off things they normally couldn't do, except for some killers that are probably only powerd up a tiny bit.

  • n2njauwu
    n2njauwu Member Posts: 267
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    so how is myers powered . he is more like nerfed by entity , in films he survive easy gunshots and more and here he even yell when pallet him

  • KillermainBTWm8
    KillermainBTWm8 Member Posts: 4,212
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    Every killer was nerfed by the entity. The Pig's style was more of using drugs or knocking people out to kidnap them without giving the victim a proper chance to fight back. Freddy could easily overpower survivors if we're being serious but not as much in game. The entity just makes sure they can do sacrifices so it can eat most likely.

  • SureSpear
    SureSpear Member Posts: 211
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    Canonically, The Entity makes the playing field as level as possible for Killers and Survivors because it feeds on the survivors' hope. If the survivors had no chance of escape, they'd lose hope much faster and the Entity would get less food. Thus, he most likely did "nerf" killers like Mikey and Freddy. On the flip side, he also makes sure the killers are strong enough and in the frame of mind to chase, down, carry, and kill the survivors, so he grants the weaker ones strength and warps their minds so they'll do things his way. The exceptions to it making killers do things its way are the moris, which according to the flavor texts are a rare reward to its most successful killers.