Killers Just because some gens get done it doesn't mean you're going to lose.
I was playing solo with a team that stayed around the killer far to much when they were obviously tunneling so we got destroyed.
I felt like I was the only one trying to play. and we got zero gens done.
I talked to the killer after the game and just said that they didn't need to go in so hard on us. They then said that was on my team then and I just said they still chose to play that way.
their response was "Chose to Lose?"
I had to take a break for the day if I was getting games like that, the tunneling is real today.
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Tunneling is the best strat if the killer want to win. What i mean by that is you chase survivor 1 hook him chase survivor 2 hook him go back to survivor 1 then hook someone else then go back to survivor 1. This is the best strat 5 hook with 1 dead 2 gen to go is a better scenario than 5 hook 0 dead 2 gen to go
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If your team stays around the killer that's not even tunneling.
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From the description you've given, you had a team that played poorly and your response was to tell the killer they played to hard and should have adjusted their game to suit the poor play choices of the survivor team.
I can kind of see why they spat that back at you.
Why didn't you tell your team to make better choices?
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For the same reason when a survivor DCs at 5 gens, and the killer kills everyone left, the survivors rage at the killer and not the guy who DC'd.
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Survivor : finish gen in front of the killer's face
Killer : you gonna pay for that. Im going to camp and tunnel you to death.
LUL
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just because I load in the map doesn't mean the game is over....
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I will say I was trying to meme with Ultra rare myers add ons, but people didn't want to die so I brought out the Nurse.
You want it? It's yours my friend.
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Blame big name streamers. They got the bee in people's bonnets that a game you don't win is a game wasted.
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So the survivors were just straight up ######### but somehow in your mind the killer was the issue in this scenario? Makes a lot of sense.
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winning and losing have no definition in this game so your claim is meaningless.
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If a survivor unhooks someone when the killer is standing close by, and the unhooked guy is the only person the killer sees to chase, what do you expect will happen.
taking one guy out of the match as quickly as possible is the optimal way to play as a killer to get points.
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Your right its when 3 gens pop within a few seconds apart. It's even worse when you have Tinkerer and the alert goes off one after another.
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What i love about this community is no matter what happens.... It's always, always, always, ALWAYS the killers fault.
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It depends on which gens get done. Usually it's a couple that are pretty far out and which shrink the map quite nicely, but sometimes a teams on to it (or quite often if you're unlucky enough to constantly go against co-ordinated teams, it happens, we've all been there) and they do generators in the middle and basically destroy you before you've gotten one hook.
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This kind of logic drives me crazy. This is poor survivor gameplay capitalized on by the killer.
At some point if ######### is going down hill fast, you all need to get away and regroup. Cross the map and heal up. Then split up , someone goes for the save, others do the gens.
If you all are going group up and keep kamikazing in for saves, well 4k ez , thanks for the double pip.
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pretty much this!
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I feel like rushing the hook is likely to give you more bloodpoints though, at least per amount of time spent. You die faster but you are getting a big chunk of bloodpoints in that short amount of time, instead of a similar amount spread out across a longer period of time. It can also be more fun, especially when the other three survivors are doing this, and you are sitting on generators without any interaction while everyone else is having fun.
In theory a meaningful rank system would alleviate this somewhat, as rushing the hook and going down a lot will likely decrease your chances of getting a pip as opposed to playing smart and working on generators or regrouping to heal.
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Exactly. Its not motivating when you do gens, everyone rushes the hook and trades until everyone is dead and then they have a lot more bloodpoints then you.
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Certainly if you are having fun and just getting bloodpoints.
But, it seemed to me, OP was annoyed at the killer for capitalizing on this and choosing to continue playing.
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That's how I was trying to play the game but I couldn't.
and no I'm not blaming the killer. I was just talking with them and and I admitted that my team was bad. I was just surprised at the response chose to lose? Nowhere in there did I say hand me the game, I'm not that desperate.
you missed the part where I was playing solo I couldn't tell them anything. talking to one person after a game is easier then talking to 3
None of that was going on. What I love about this community is someone says something they're ALWAYS crying about it we can't just have discussions about things. you point out something that seems odd to you or you don't like and you've got 5 people that are guaranteed to come at you and say you're just complaining and throwing blame around.
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I don't blame them when they are like this though, it feels like you are doing an assignment and every gen that pops is like the due date kinda, it becomes stressful and thats what happens, so just know they are just stressed when that happen and will resort to get a win, just think about it that way
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very true.
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This is why survivors will always bring meta perks and then they'll still wonder WHY.
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No I didn’t miss that at all. You don’t need to address each survivor individually but saying to your team that could have gone better if you didn’t rush the hook, is better than pointing the finger at the killer and expecting them to not capitalise on poor survivor game play.
You aren’t in a group with the killer either but you still direct your ire at them for your team’s failing. I’m afraid your reply is about as illogical as your initial complaint.
This scenario as described is no fault of the killer.
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I don't understand this. Survivors tend to point fingers at the killer and not the survivors. Why? Another reason I think survivors are toxic. Killer is innocent.
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