Faced a SWF as Trapper.

Any tips people can give are largely of little value, just do your best and move on.

At the highest ranks swf can dominate all but a few killers or you get lucky and they screw up pretty badly.

Keep in mind that in addition to those four perks they used they get another 4-6 intel perks for free being on comms.

Added bonus they might bring strong items with addons or pick surv favored maps. There is a lot survs can do for advantage.

i actually do have some advice, use a pink mori and tunnel out one of them as quick as you can. Usually strong swf will be over altruistic, use that to your advantage.

Against 3 OoO... you need to forget about setting up traps... use them only on some loops to deny them or inside of a chase.

And for gods sake... dont use nurses calling on a trapper.

Daaaaaaaaaang!

I have 2k hours as a killer main and even I've never seen a SWF team with a loadout this busted. I haven't had a chance to watch the video yet (I will), but you should feel no shame for losing to this team. The only way to counter OoO as Trapper is to get the object in your TR before you lay traps so he can't see it, but against 3 Objects on comms? Nah.

This is a story you can tell your grandkids when they ask you if the devs are ever going to nerf OoO.

Yeah I would rather not talk about it 😂

Can't imagine why a swf would have 3 OoO. I could understand maybe 2 but even that seems wasteful. You sure they were swf and not just a highly coordinated solo team?

why have multiple OoO if they're on voice comms?

DC, negate their bps and send them back to lobby simulator

Nurses calling is the best if you can close the gap between the healing survivors and you quick enough to be able to use it. It works well on any ranged killers or killers with reduced tr. Using it on a killer with 32m without m&a is worthless.

To make traps better, you need to learn better placement. Like this basement trap was terrible and trap under the pallet can be hidden slightly better.

Another thing is that in this basement escape you should hit the unhooked survivor as well, and force off bt, with stbfl you could even down them.

And i don't even know what was that on 1:00, thats why you get the trap under the window slightly further and off in such a way that the survivors can't fast vault it but you still can vault from the inside. Also if injured survivor was there, it was obvious she had dead hard. Not to mention how early it was.

1:25 if you moved the trap from the basement earlier and had it in your hand you could completely block off 2 survivors in a shack.

Not to mention that going after this meg, when she entered the trap was a bad play, considering tht everyone was near the basement.

2:35 Why are you doing this, when you know they have OoO, you should completely block off the shack, so you can arrive easily to stop save rescue or you could keep it in the hand.

3:20 You could block of the shack which would quarantee you getting the meg, with a bit of luck you could slug the nea.

Dumb thing it was to pick up the nea and when chasing her you swung too early after she dropped the pallet, same with 4:32

4:42 if you were hugging the wall, and not walking so far from it would be a certain hit and mindgame was just bad there, way too early and no moonwalk to make it effective.

And many times during this game you were undecisive on what to do.

I watched up to 5:00 timemaker

It wasn't swf with comms or OoO, you were just making way too many mistakes

I'll start off by admitting that the circumstances are less than ideal. Facing a team like this is never easy, but unlike what some others are saying here, it's certainly not impossible.

Watching your vid, there have been multiple occasions of you not using your traps to block looping options, you desperately lunging distances you couldn't have reached, and not prioritizing the right people. To clarify:

• The trap inside the basement has been spotted and communicated. It serves no purpose anymore other than possibly biting you in the ass if you're carrying a survivor and you suddenly get pulled hard to the left.
• 1:08: You likely already knew they were running DH, and that was a prime opportunity to use it. Try to predict it, don't lunge, and bait it out before slashing. This action cost you a valuable down.
• 1:50: You decide to commit to a chase with a survivor who has a loop and DH ready, while you had someone downed on the ground. You had correctly phased one survivor away already with that injured state just before, the other meg was just off hook, the only possible option was that the remaining survivor came in to help. Forcing him to make this decision would've meant that nobody was on the gens, generating pressure. Instead you give them a window to pick up their teammate and get yourself in a situation where all of them are up and running.
• 2:34: You're putting a 'sneaky' trap against a full team of OoO's. This will do nothing for you. It would be better to block off pathways or looping positions at this stage.
• 3:23, You decide to not go after the nea here. This Nea doesn't have her DS up, is an easy down, and would've generated pressure. Instead you go into the basement facing a healthy survivor, and one that has DS and a possible BT up. The fact that the BT wasn't there and you were able to down that meg, was a lucky break for you. However, you now had nothing you could do with her, as DS was obviously up.
• 3:50: According to your own words, you decide to 'willingly' eat the DS. I cannot begin to imagine why you would do such a thing when you're next to a bunch of looping positions, 2 gens to go, and every other survivor being up. You just allowed that Meg to get up and run away without making use of her Unbreakable, or wasting the time (and possible life) of another survivor.
• 3:50+ this chase against the Meg involves some awkward mindgames and 4 (!!) desperate lunges in quick succession (4:08, 4:16, 4:29. 4:55). You also decide to not use your traps, in these looping scenario's, instead eating pallets and giving them the time and space to move on.
• 5:16: You decide to place two traps here, both being of no use to you. You're facing multiple OoO's, they know exactly where you're trapping. Again, these traps would be better placed in nearby looping options or vault locations to deny options in the inevitable upcoming chase.
• 6:00: You decide to hit the running, healthy Meg here instead of committing to the trapped survivor. This gave them the space they needed to flee. Had you taken down the trapped survivor, you'd have guaranteed a -1.
• 6:23: Another 2 'sneaky' traps that can be bypassed easily.
• 6:42: You ate another dead hard here, costing you a valuable down.
• 6:50: You're committing to a chase with a meg who still has her DH up and a loop to use while you have a survivor on the ground.
• 7:38: Although this one was more difficult to memorize, this was still a very obvious bait to DS. I don't know why you chose to eat it. Had you left her on the ground, at most she'd have used up an Unbreakable and unhooked her after a bit. But having her lay on the ground wastes more of their time and allows you to focus on other survivors who don't have DS up.
• 8:04: Another 'sneaky' trap.
• 8:10: Eating another DS here for some reason instead of committing to people who don't have DS up.
• 8:28: At this point, you've risked not having ALL of them being fully healed by Adrenaline. The fact that not a single one of them had it, is sure to be called lucky.
• 8:46: Eating another obvious DH costing you a kill. Also getting stunned in the progress. Had you been able to bait that pallet and placed a trap the second they dropped it, you'd have the loop taken care off.
• 9:10: You now decide to block off a looping position that has been used up, taking your eyes off of the meg and giving her ample running time to the exit gates. This was your last chance to get a kill.

All in all, this sounds super negative and such, I wanna emphasize again how this was a difficult match and how it's understandable you lost. But don't listen to the others here saying there's nothing you could've done; you're only gonna believe that and get into a negative mindset. There were a bunch of mistakes you made, some which I likely wasn't able to point out. Try to look back at your own gameplay as well and see if you can pick out anything you did wrong, so you can learn from it and maybe get some better results out of tryhard SWF teams like these.

Hope this helped!