I am tired of the game giving free unhooks
There are multiple scenarios in which I've been denied a kill, a hook state, or a hook trade because of bad hitboxes and rollback grabs. Why does the survivor on hook have such a HUUUGEEE hitbox?! I will never want to hit the survivor on hook over their rescuer, so fix it! Grabs should be given priority to the killer, not the survivor. An easy hook grab turns into nobody getting downed and all 3 or 4 survivors running out the exit for free. Maybe you could give the killer STBFL x8 to compensate for a grab takeaway, because it still wouldn't guarantee a down but it would give the killer something after they've been clearly cheated. And then, why am I constantly downing the unhooker before they can complete the unhook animation, yet the hooked survivor gets off? It looks like they're unhooking themselves, for crying out loud! I know I'm not the only one with these concerns. Killers everyday are getting robbed because of lying visuals, ridiculous hitboxes, and crazy lag. It's just another one of those things that makes me want to stop playing.
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Nobody cares about how hard of a time you are having with camping bud. If you don't want to hit the hooked survivor practice using your mouse better.
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Yes, because the only reason a killer would ever be at a hook is because they are camping.
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you're under the assumption that he's camping. i, too, have dealt with the same issues OP has when returning to the hook after spotting a survivor running towards it, and i wasn't even remotely camping either.
it's not a matter of "using your mouse better". there's times where you even purposefully swing far enough to hit the unhooker, and you'll still manage to hit the person being unhooked, depending on where the unhooker is located. it's frustrating to deal with at times.. ;;
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If you'd read anything I said or played the game for yourself, you should know it's not that simple. And yeah, I have been camping, which any sane person would do when the exits are powered and you have someone on hook. Not doing so would be giving them a free escape.
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