Kill rush = gen rush

FFabeq
FFabeq Member Posts: 530
edited September 2020 in General Discussions

If kill rush doesn't exist, then gen rush doesn't exist too, lol.

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  • Bullettimegod
    Bullettimegod Member Posts: 994

    No such thing as either. Its called doing the objective (if killer) helping you to do your objective (if survivor)

  • Bullettimegod
    Bullettimegod Member Posts: 994

    Alternatively to your alternative:

    Kill rush: survs got two alteristic and got slugged


    Gen rushed: swf shenanigans happened.

  • Mikeasaurus
    Mikeasaurus Member Posts: 2,327

    I mean, is it a survivors fault that the killer can't keep anyone off a gen for long enough? Is it a killers fault that they were able to down survivors fast? No, because it comes down to individual skill. You can't say 'OMG GEN RUSH' because a survivor did their objective faster than a killer could end chases, and you can't say 'OMG SWEATY KILLER' because again, it's not their fault that someone they were chasing messed up quickly.

  • Kumnut768
    Kumnut768 Member Posts: 789

    its the objective your basically saying "playing the game is bad for the game "

  • EntitledMyersMain
    EntitledMyersMain Member Posts: 832

    Alternatively:

    Kill Rush= Survivors didn't do gens

    Gen Rush= Survivors did gens

    Don't take this point seriously. While it's technically true, it ignores several possible variables.

  • Bullettimegod
    Bullettimegod Member Posts: 994

    Alternatively.

    Kill rushed: killers killed

    Gen rushed: killer didnt kill

  • NekoGamerX
    NekoGamerX Member Posts: 5,277

    Kill rushed: killers killed to fast which only handful can really do

    Gen rushed: survivors do gens in under 4 mins happen alot more offend

  • GeorgieT
    GeorgieT Member Posts: 30

    Gen rushing would impley that thier is more then 2 ways to power the gates to escape but since thier isnt gen rushing term dosent exist

    has for kill rushing killer, killers need to get kills quickly befor the survivors can escape its pretty simple i dont know why people make big deal off the 2

  • Primalux135
    Primalux135 Member Posts: 1,045

    The problem is that killer is one person it cant apply pressure on 4 persons.

  • notstarboard
    notstarboard Member Posts: 3,808

    Gen rush is just the killer failing to apply pressure. It's not necessarily gen times being too short or anything like that. It's usually because the killer had a terrible first chase and were never able to snowball to come back. That first chase is massively important to the outcome of the game, especially without CI. Gens go way slower once the first person gets hooked and they go even slower once the first survivor dies. You just need to hit those milestones early or you'll be on the forum complaining about gen rush :)

  • sad_killer_main
    sad_killer_main Member Posts: 785

    ^ This.

    DbD is a game where you win actually by scoring, not by killing or escaping.

    I could start doing 4 man slug, but that's just boring and hurts my score.

    Some people really want to hurt their score by gen rushing and leaving.

  • Warcrafter4
    Warcrafter4 Member Posts: 2,917

    If you legitimately think thats the only condition for gen rushing then you clearly haven't seen gen rush squads/Tournament squads who will get those gens done no matter what the killer does unless its someone like forever freddy.

    Even then I have seen those squads gen rush some forever freddies just depending on how many pallets spawned.

  • SoylentPixie
    SoylentPixie Member Posts: 1,192

    Gen rush = rush squad, newbie killer, survivors not running into chases on purpose and alternating gens when pushed off one

    Kill rush = Really potato survivors, overly altruistic survivors, killer who knows what their doing.

    There are several explanations for each, probably more than what I put here. It amazes me how many people scramble for the explanation that makes their opposing side look bad.

    You can't boil these things down to "Grrrr survivor / Killer bad" Especially when blood points and pips don't matter to some people, and while the playstyle might seem boring to some, to others, it's just fine.

  • DeeJHansen
    DeeJHansen Member Posts: 81

    How can people say genrushing doesn't exist?


    It takes 80 seconds base to repair a gen with one survivor. With good toolboxes and appropriate perks, 3 gens can be done in close to one minute if the killer finds and chases a survivor in that time that is. If the killer for whatever reason doesn't, then four can be done in the same time.

    You can find a survivor 20 seconds into the match, chase and down in 20 seconds (good luck), have them hooked and move on in another 20 seconds and have 3 gens pop. You have one hook, two gens left, and three survivors able to repair gens, or save their buddy.


    This is rare in my experience, but it does happen and is really unfun.

  • Veen
    Veen Member Posts: 706

    Considering how hard certain killers can snowball, I'm surprised to see some blind replies that the so called "kill rush" isn't a thing.

    Especially with Infrectious builds.

  • AChaoticKiller
    AChaoticKiller Member Posts: 3,104
    edited September 2020

    most of the time when a survivor team dies fast is from dumb plays by that team. even if the killer does his best to pressure gens you will still get gen rushed against good survivors. your point is invalid as survivors have control in both cases.

  • MadLordJack
    MadLordJack Member Posts: 8,814

    Unfortunately, it is absolutely true that generator speeds trump literally anything the killer can do. I'm genuinely surprised that that is even a point of contention. You cannot blame a killers loss on poor tactics when most killers don't even use those tactics outside of brown ranks. The idea of "genrushing" comes from a genuine problem: no matter what the killer does in any way, a good team will finish all the generators and open the gates. The same cannot in any way be said for killers getting kills, because survivors always have this win-by-default option.

  • notstarboard
    notstarboard Member Posts: 3,808

    You're right; if the killer is not running CI, the survivors all split up and go on their own gens, and they don't find and chase someone for 80 seconds + however long it took for the survivors to get on the gens, they will lose 4 gens really fast. This doesn't show that gen rushing is a thing, though; it just shows that the early game is really important.

    Let's assume no CI. The game usually starts with most of the survivors getting on gens. Let's say for the sake of argument that all four get on separate gens. Now, within 10-15 seconds you approach a gen that's being repaired and start chasing. During that chase, 3 gens are getting worked on. Once you get your first hook, though, that math changes. For much of the rest of the game, provided you're chasing well, you will have 1 person on the hook, 1 person going to save, 1 person getting chased, and 1 person doing gens. You'll also start being able to Pop gens after getting hooks, which will seriously limit their progress if you're chasing well. In theory you will have pressured the most important gens more too, meaning that the more gens get finished, the harder it will be for them to do gens without you pressuring them, and the easier it'll be for you to start chases and land Pops.

    Once you remove a survivor from the match, the math gets even easier. 1 person on the hook, 1 person saving, 1 person in a chase, no one really on gens. If you have a slow chase or can't find someone for a bit, they might get a bit of progress on gens, but especially with Pop gen progress should be really slow once one person is out of the game.

    That is why CI is such an outstanding perk. It gives you a better chance of getting your first hook without the other three survivors pounding out gens the whole time. If you get your first hook quickly and then just get into your normal loop of hook, BBQ/Thrilling, possibly pop the gen, chase, down, hook, repeat, you will see that gens will not get rushed unless you have a bad chase that allows the survivors to save, heal, and find gens before you get another down.

  • batax90
    batax90 Member Posts: 879

    How can a killer kill rush the survivor unless they are afk i dont see how you can do it

  • supersonic853
    supersonic853 Member Posts: 5,508
    edited September 2020

    Isnt kill rush just tunneling? Which survivors have 2 perks to prevent and the killers wasting time chasing said survivor. Killers lost their gen rush perk because ruin forced you to look for it new ruin just do the entire gen and its useless.

  • yobuddd
    yobuddd Member Posts: 2,259

    Got kill-rushed last night. Everyone was chainsawed before the first hook. 😏

  • FFabeq
    FFabeq Member Posts: 530

    watch ardetha play nurse, his play-style is literally the definiton of kill rushing,