Question For Killers Mains

The big cornfield with a killer who has no mobility?

The killer could be getting you out of the way earlier. It isn't always personal. Sometimes a Mori could be a good way to even the odds or catch up in a match. Nothing more nothing less. We need to get out of this attitude of equating things we don't like to toxicity.

Don't misunderstand me, I could see how that would suck.

It depends. You have to understand that the Mori is a "tool" that Killers bring to deal with certain issues. It isn't our preference. We don't earn as much points when we Mori someone. The maximum hooks is three per Survivor. A Survivor taken out early loses us the chase time, the downs, and the hooks. That being said, there are times when it is necessary. In this era of the SWF, I bring a Mori quite frequently. I don't always use it. I can't tell you how many times I've had someone ask me why I didn't Mori when they see my build. I'm like, "I didn't need to do it this game."

But when I'm facing a SWF with perfect coordination, doing a serious Gen-Rush, I'm going to reduce them to 3v1 as quickly as possible just to balance things out. A Green Mori works just as well as a Red for this purpose. Sometimes I see one "superstar" carrying the whole group (and often I find it is some Red super Survivor at the end) and I Mori that person with extreme prejudice because cutting the head off a snake is a thing. I Mori for tactical reasons.

The long and the short of it is that most Killers who are no longer potatoes (I don't have the balls to call myself good yet, mediocre maybe), understand that Camping, Tunneling, and the Mori are specialized tools which get used for specific reasons. No two games are alike, and you have to be ready. A carpenter doesn't go to a job carrying one type of screwdriver, hammer, and saw. The Mori is just another type of screwdriver for a very special situation.

This explained it a lot better than I did.

Yes, those could be quite unfun. I have faced both of these things, but there's a difference between unfun and toxic.

Not toxic: Perks, tactics such as slugging, tunneling, and add ons.

Toxic: Holding game hostage by blocking survivors in basement, calling the killer racial slurs after a match cause he didn't play the way you like, and refusing to exit the game so you could ######### with the killer. Using glitches or exploits.

The gen speeds is more a game issue than anything, killers have crappy movement speed, bad pressure, or RNG just screws with you. This is not on the fault of the survivors who are completing their objective. NOED's designed for end game, there are counters like using a map or using a perk.

This community needs to challenge itself on how it decides how killers play, either update the honor code to be more nuanced or throw it out all together. I've seen people get talked down for even using a killer people don't like. We need to have these discussions without manipulation through shame, it's friggin weird.