Advanced killer tips?

Most rank 1 SWFs are very alturists so unfortunately if you want to win you have to play a bit dirty against them.

Tip for Pig there would be make sure that at least one survivor has an RBT for as much of the game as possible. Also, slugging someone occasionally puts a lot of pressure on the survivors.

If they have Unbreakable, they're also likely to waste it early.

yeah time management is a very big part of killer gemaplay.

especially in early game is where killers struggle the most, which means that thats exactly the part you need to tackle the most.

wasting a survivors time is key for good killer gameplay, making sure they are not working on generators and instead doing other things is a must, otherwise you will not be able to kill them with the time given to you before the exits are available.

there are different approaches to this topic, the most common one is to make sure you down a survivor as fast as humanly possible. if you have a killer who is excellent in chases and who can down a survivor in just a few seconds that is also the best approach to take, as it allows you to start your snowball game super fast and basically ensures you kill most of them, should you not accidentally break your momentum (but thats a general thing - losing your momentum as killer is very, very bad).

however this approach isnt always the best. sometimes its quite the opposite, actually. should you be playing a killer who isnt extremely dominant throughout chases, you will struggle with this approach, simply due to the fact that the other 3 survivors are working on generators while you chase down that one person.

in my opinion the best way to get control over the game is to find as many survivors as you can early on and spread the damage. you should not be focussing down one person too much, instead you should see if others, easier targets, may offer you a potantial hit. if you have multiple survivors injured, you not only have the luxory of choosing your opponent for your first hook, but you also lure them off of generators and get them to heal up, which means their early game is a lot slower than with the first approach, plus they are left vulnerable for later scenarios, should they decide not to heal.

the only time where this approach wont work is when you face a genrush SWF.

then on the other hand, unless they massively screw up there is no real way for you to stop them. if they really want to get the gens done, they will. should you notice that they do not care about healing up at all, yet still power through the gens, all you can really do is to hard tunnel one person down to try to force them off of the gens. this however will only take effect once said player dies and you catch the next, which in most cases will already be too late.

however, while its frowned uppon by the community to hardtunnel one player out of the match (for a good reason, thats the most unfun thing you can do to a survivor and imo you shouldnt be doing it without a good reason), its technically speaking the most effective approach, especially when combined with damage spread.

if one is dead, you have the potential ability to completely stop any further gen progress by hooking one player, chasing a second and forcing the third to go and be altruistic.

you can also kind of fake this scenario by keeping players slugged (at least two at a time), however this wont work if they are really coordinated and / or have Unbreakable. its a tactic that has potential, but which can easily backfire on you.

in general i can only really give you this piece of advise:

learn when to stop. at a certain point in time a chase isnt worth your time, so stop investing time into it and leave the survivor to interrupt gens and find a weaker target. do not be afraid to switch targets over and over again - it'll force them to heal, wastes their time and it can provide you with easier to kill survivors.