Why The Game is the worst map in the game (for survivors not killers)

it doesn't matter the outcome, I could still 4k every match but the map is strong for survivors.

figure this, back in the days survivors still accomplished to lose in a coldwind map, despite there were a ######### ton of pallets, every god loop was untouched and in every tile survivors could see the killer for the entire time. Even if survivors lost it doesn't mean that the map was balanced at all.

I'm seeing very different outcomes for different people here, and I don't think it's skill based, either. I think The Game map is very unbalanced, not sided towards one group particularly, but it can side with a killer or be a hindrance and that is an issue. For example, trapper players get no grass to conceal their traps. But they can also make a single path unusable unless the player has dead hard or the trap is disabled. Doctor players can have a much greater effect with static blast, and paired with the few amount of lockers upstairs, it can be considerably difficult to avoid. It can be a lot harder to get map pressure in with billy, even though the map is far smaller. Also, the stairs seem to be very random, I wouldn't know exactly what spawns them, but trying to find a way upstairs when discordance, BBQ, etc. shows you a point of interest can be extremely frustrating. The signs help a little but the lack of consistency in the stairs proves to be more confusing than anything else in my experience.

However, I do think that there is a big issue with survivor's resources in this map. I think there should be a better balance. More windows, safe or not, some grass, better places to hide (maybe wreckage of boxes or something), and even some less hidden pallets. This said, I am excited to see what BHVR pulls for their map rework on this one, it's sure to be interesting seeing this map get a rework alongside the others.

I just hope BHVR thinks up an outside portion to this map, or atleast works in some sort of grass/mechanic to obscure traps. And windows. Windows are hard to come by in this map.

I'm arguing that they gave us badly taken data (devs themselves said that we shouldn't consider that data), it doesn't tell us the lobby general rank, SWFs stats, if the rank count was taken before or after the match, the percentage of red ranks (and seeing that every deadliest map is indoor, which is baby survivors hell, I don't think that many). Also, for example the deadliest map is Hawkins, which was the latest map released at that time, which gives us a non indifferent bias.

and again, nurse is the worst killer according to stats, which is untrue, the percentages are messed by low ranks.

I think it's a unique map.

You have strong loops and windows.

I think the basic strategy for survivor is to run towards one of the strong corners of the map (the control room or the big fall). If you get there you can loop the killer a lot and chain structures to the windows that are near this corners in the bottom floor. When you exhaust all of this, your team would be opening the gates.

I think it's a strong map for survivors if all know the strong tiles and where they are. If you don't know anything about the map, as all indoors maps it would be a confusing map with each tile being almost the same to the others.

No Hawkins is the worst. That map is just miserable.

I agree with the fact that most pallets are hidden which can be frustrating. Like you said the loops on the map are extremely strong which is why I personally love this map as both survivor and killer.

As survivor I always look around for pallets immediately to find out where they are. The loops are strong if run correctly.

As killer totems are hidden and creating 3 gens is easy.

Honestly I consider this map survivor favoured but I'd say it's very close to being the most balanced map in the game.

Every single map requires the player to know its layout. Running around on a map first time will get you dead as a survivor and lost as a killer.

Windows are strong in that map because they are next to each other, you can chain a double window structure with the freezer room. That's a lot of vaults and oportunities to hide and break the chase (it's easier on indoors maps in my experience). From my personal experience, if the killer commit to chase you there, that player will lose the game. It's about 2/3 gens per down just from vaulting and running to a near pallet after being hit.

Also checking a bit your surroundings is easier because the map is smaller, so you can have a look before start working on a generator to have an escape route. On a corn map is harder to check for example if the nearest structure to your generator has a pallet or is already broken, structures are almost same size but with a lot more space between them.