Be honest, what is your average solo queue experience like?

I’ve put over 800 hours in solo and it’s Okay. Sometimes I have some cool dudes who play well and other times I have people who have played 5 hours.

The worst part imo is how killers play. From my experience no matter what skill the survivors are the killers will sweat their ass off. What’s the point? This isn’t a competitive game and the ranking system doesn’t matter anyway.

Anytime I see a no obsession lobby I feel like disconnecting because I already know what’s going to happen. Killer will tunnel at 5 gens and we’ll all die.

Matchmaking gets significantly worse at later times and becomes futile to even win as you will get complete potatoes every game.

The randomness of it all can lead to very fun moments which keep me playing.

My last experience i had was that 2 Nea's killed themselves on the hook and Dwight was afk. That's why I never play solo queue.

My solo experience is really good imo. Of course I'll have the occasional immersed players that don't do anything & will leave you one-hooked, but most of the time I'll get decent teammates. If I had to guess, I'd say that I escape 7/10 of my matches.

Plus there are perks literally made for solo-queue to give yourself & your teammates information despite not being on a call. Kindred, Bond, you name it. It's important to use perks like this if you're having a rough time going solo.

It's been fluctuating for me. In the middle of the day, I've been grouped rank 20s who are very clearly just getting into the game. Lucky if we can get three gens done before we're all killed.

But at night is when the 1–9 ranked players show up and we escape more often than not. It's weird.

Honestly it is as bad as it's made out to be. Even playing 2 man swf gives you the absolute worse randoms. Atm the ranks are just all over the place.

Saying that I'm about to play 2/3 games of solo q so I'll let you know if it lives up to the reputation.

Generally a 3+ escape baring matchmaking doesn't screw up really bad.

45% of the games are pure hell since there is always someone who needs a crash course on how to properly play this, watching your favourite streamer pulling certain things doesnt magically make you a god at this game, these games end in 4k almost always, 45% is okeish since the weakest link is not that weak and Killer cant capitalize on it, these games are the most varied and depend mainly in RNG and chosen Killer, 10% the Killer loses with either 0K or maybe 1K at the end with Exit Gates open.

The problem is that even high ranks have a tendency to play horribly/like grey ranks.

I just had a match where 2 Jake players essentially got themselves killed as well as the other David who was in chases most of the match. While I did 4 gens, got 2 safe unhooks, etc. Dive bomb after dive bomb, messing up gens vs a Huntress, running around the killer while in a chase, running around hooked survivor while in a chase, and more.

For the most part, the matches are okay. But I've also had times where I'd que up and have 3 matches in a row all with rainbow ranked teammates, people who dive bomb and kill their mates, mess up gens, are doing nothing but stealthing around, etc.

Today's been...decent..so far. Can't say things are too bad at least for today since I've experienced much worse.

My games sometime consist of no borrow time and crouching around. Gens usually get done but then I get the feeling of noed on the back of me.

I’ll tell you when I finally get a game.

I've literally got thousands of hours at rank 1 on survivor strictly in solo queue.

Most survivors on average are just pretty bad, but if even one survivor is pretty good you can carry your team on most matches. I also don't run any of the plethora of second chance perks either.

Nobody else can loop longer than 10 seconds. That's with them getting hit twice with m1. I don't even know how the hell they're managing it. The good news is that u do get games where ppl actually know how to hold m1 so even if the killer is downing and hooking ppl quickly the gens are still getting done, regardless of ruin.

My entire survivor experience is solo because I don't have anyone to play with. Half the time I end up being the first one the killer finds within like the first 20 seconds, and I'm bad at looping generally speaking so everything kinda just falls apart from there. Especially since most of the time when this happens I get tunneled out before I ever even get to touch a gen. Other half of the time I usually get fairly normal games where nothing really weird happens, of course I try to avoid being found in the first place (see above about lack of looping skill) to avoid letting weird situations happen.

Solo que is honestly a great experience as it provides me a challenge in which I can improve my skills. Not only against the variety of killers but other survivors as well. Even when I see teammates handing the match over with bad tactics, I focus on myself and ensuring that if I do die it will be last with the highest bp on end screen. I find that the more overbearing the killer feels the greater the experience is and satisfying an escape.

I've only ever played solo, but I like it. I have zero expectation that I'm going to get to micromanage the other three people, so I don't get frustrated when I can't. I also never go into a match expecting to escape. It's more like a pleasant surprise if I do.

I definitely have the stereotypical solo experiences sometimes -- like doing everything by yourself and dying on your first hook while no one comes to save you, or getting matched with three people who hook bomb the whole game -- but I'd say, on average, my teammates are pretty decent.