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Counter-Bullying

Why are teabagging and flashlight clicking so annoying?

Cuz the killer can't really do anything back. I would LOVE to be able to flip off one of those little [expletive deleted] jagoffs. But all I can do is stick them on a hook which I was gonna do anyway.

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  • Member Posts: 4,033

    Most of the situations I have been in that are defined as bullying are usually massive mistakes by survivors who probably have no intention on winning the trial. Learn the counters as killer. Recognize what situation you’re in and how to deal with it.

  • Member Posts: 5,212

    I have found if a survivor is being an annoying clicky click, ignore them. Almost every time, they will either be trying to get my attention away from the injured survivor nearby that I haven't seen yet or they'll keep chasing you clickity clicking, in which case that's a survivor not doing gens.

    They want you to go after them. Don't let them play you.

  • Member Posts: 1,775

    Yes, killers sadly have limited ability to return t-bagging.

    Nodding is a thing, I guess.

    Plague can puke on the pukes, though!

  • Member Posts: 1,319
    edited December 2020

    you can camp them though, it says, "idgaf if I get nobody but you this game... but you are done having fun" . But they're probably feeling the same toward you as they struggle though lol

  • Member Posts: 4,167

    Play the whole games with no hooks and let them stare at the ground until death.

  • Member Posts: 365

    *Laughs in Ghostface main*

  • Member Posts: 234

    I ignore the clickers as best I can. I know they're trying to lure me into a loop fest.

  • Member Posts: 234

    I did have a rank 20 Ghost Face teabag me once after downing me with only one teammate left. Broke free with Boil Over, Healed myself right under their nose, and counter-teabagged the hatch as I made my escape in front of them. Very satisfying. XD

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