Clicky Clicky T-bag OoO

xenofon13
xenofon13 Member Posts: 1,241
edited March 2020 in General Discussions

I had SWF with OoO flashlight survivor in my game as Wraith on Fractured [BAD WORD] Cowshed. He wanted my attention by clicking his flashlight and t bag on disgusting loop setups. I gave him my attention (i know it's a mistake, but that survivor had to die.) It took me 3 gens to complete the sacrifice. No face camp but i tunneled him after heal, and down him again while clicking his flashlight in the process. Bill unhooked him, i downed him, and that idiot standing on basement stairs clicking his flashlight again showed me obviously that Bill gave him borrowed time. I chased him 15 seconds to avoid BT and sacrifice completed. I ended up with 3k because they tried to save this person. Mistake by their part. How you manage this? Ignoring these type of players?

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  • Fibijean
    Fibijean Member Posts: 8,342

    Ignoring them is usually the best option. Even the best players will struggle when there's only one or two of them left.

    Alternately, if you know they're SWF, you can do what you did - tunnel the OoO user and rely on SWF altruism (which tends to be the primary weakness of survivors playing with their friends) to secure the rest of your kills.

  • Slival
    Slival Member Posts: 94

    Yeah if the team is using OoO + comms to get an unfair advantage, tunnelling the OoO user will often make them all come out of the woodwork and often results in 4ks

  • bendermac
    bendermac Member Posts: 772

    Depends. Sometimes I go after them. Othertimes I ignore them and give them a smack when a good situation comes up. Also with stealth Killers they loose a lot of their aura reading. Don't get to caught up with their baits ;)

  • xenofon13
    xenofon13 Member Posts: 1,241
    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1131527#Comment_1131527

    You're right, i tried to avoid him at the beginning but he was very annoying. I'm pretty chill player trying to have fun in my killer games. But when you play dirty without a reason, i will play you dirty.

  • Shaped
    Shaped Member Posts: 5,923

    It is best to ignore them since they are not doing anything. If they try to flashlight save, you can fake a pick up and when you feel they are close enough get a hit or down on them.

  • Kalec84
    Kalec84 Member Posts: 495

    It depend on wich killer i'm using, if i'm with main main oni, usually the click clicker regret his choice quite rapidly

  • CLAUDETTEINABUSH
    CLAUDETTEINABUSH Member Posts: 2,210

    Oof hard choice. This is actually why I never play dbd swf in coms. I would actually do what you did or DC xd

  • Ardjet
    Ardjet Member Posts: 85

    I ignore them, always - they´re just wasting time. Instead of letting them waste yours, let them waste their own. I kill them last.

  • Alice_pbg
    Alice_pbg Member Posts: 6,556

    I usually let him chase me around. Plenty of time to slug him later

  • White_Owl
    White_Owl Member Posts: 3,786

    Usually the OoO is the best looper in the team, so it's safer to ignore them and go for the weakest. They usually keep following you to get your attention so it's one less person repairing gens.

  • Peasant
    Peasant Member Posts: 4,104

    All I want to say here is that I initially misread your post "Clicky Clicky T-bag UwU" and that honestly frightened me.

  • toxicmegg
    toxicmegg Member Posts: 662

    i ignore them as they try to get my attention and go patrol gens. usually later in game i can down them when most pallets are gone.

  • ZoneDymo
    ZoneDymo Member Posts: 1,946

    them trying to get your attention and you not giving it to them, literally wastes their and their team's time, its a good thing