Killer mains please help a survivor main and give tips

I mean, I doubt you need help against the killers I play the most, but I'll offer what I can.

Against Wraith, always be on the lookout. Wraith is pretty easy to see up close, and good Wraith's will try to trap you in corners. I can't count how many times I've managed to trap a survivor against a generator just because they weren't paying attention. If a Wraith is uncloaking and you can't see him, assume he's at the pallet, trying to block it. Wraith has no chase, his potential lies in when whole teams stay injured, so heal. If and when you heal, heal at a pallet and again, keep a lookout. Wraith's will try to get ahead of you to block windows and pallets with their speed. If they do that, run to some other loop. They'll have to leave where they are to come after you. Against silent bell, heal heal heal and be extra observant.

Against Ghostface, it's a lot of the same tips. Be very observant and hope that the game let's you reveal him. If you see him chasing someone while in Nightshroud, reveal him. If he's chasing you with Nightshroud, be observant and careful. Prethrow pallets if you can't see him at all. Ghostface also has nothing to counter loops, so. Also, heal against Ghostface the same way you do with Wraith. At a pallet, looking around. If you suspect Ghostface has you 99'd, try and make him hit you. Getting hurt is better than being insta-downed. If he has you marked, be super safe.

Spine Chill also counters these killers hard.

I might post more about other killer but i'll start with the twins.

Strengths:

-Great at proxy camping and slugging

Weaknesses:

-Staying healthy is very important

-Windows can be really strong against victor because they won't get blocked against him

-They are the only killer that struggles with grouped up survivors.Being in a group of 2 survivors helps because if one of you gets downed then the other one can kick victor and heal you up

-Everything that increases healing speed is very good against them

-Lockers are THE biggest counter to the twins.If you are chased by Victor and injured jump into a locker.You remove any map pressure they could get by doing that and even get away with it if Charlotte is far away

Trapper - All about early game setup and understanding populated paths that are often used. Try placing traps in approaches to loops adversely to inside the loop/pallet itself.

Wraith - Has very little strength in chase and pressure, but excels in initial hits. Playing a hit and run tactic where survivors rarely know where you truly are and who you’re chasing is the way to go.

Billy - His main mechanic that determines strong players from weaker ones is his initial curve when you start his sprint. Using that half second of increased turning at loops, walls, and other mind game able places can really give you the upper hand.

Nurse - Practice. lots of practice. Only tip I know of is understanding survivor routing and trying to play off that. Sometimes instead of blinking through the wall the survivor just turned, try blinking as if you couldn’t go through at all in case they decide to double back.

Myers - Monitor and Abuse is pretty much a must on him. He is great at sneaking up to survivors similar to wraith, but his main strength comes from his tier 3. Leaving your stalk meter at 99% before tier three then tapping it when you’re about to hit a survivor is a good tactic. Bringing infectious fright also helps take full advantage of you moment of strength.

Hag - Do not chase as Hag. Like trapper, spend the early game setting up. Try to coral the survivors into your minefield you’ve set up. Once you catch a survivor and hook them, Hag excels at controlling that area and snowballing. But do NOT chase normally. You will lose doing so.

Doctor - Keeping survivors up in madness is great slowdown and even sometimes can help you down unsuspecting survivors. Learning to time his shock to shutdown loops is one of his bigger strengths. Personally, using his static blast as much as possible to keep making every go mad is a good tactic I use.

Huntress - Like Nurse, practice practice. Learning where the hatchet is thrown and getting comfortable with it is a must. She is slower so using her hatchets effectively will be what determines if you get the down. My advice is to not be conservative with your hatchets. Throw them often and try to “pre throw” hatchets where survivors might be. You’d be surprised how many hits you get that way.

Bubba - Bubba is great at eating through pallets. When survivors loop you, readying and using your chainsaw will often catch up to them where they either need to throw the pallet and you break it instantly or they get greedy and you down them. Unless they time it perfectly and stun you, you will often get something out of it. Like Billy, try to kind game places where line of sight is broken, out positioning survivors is what makes Bubba strong.

Freddy - Not much to Freddy. At loops, use your snares often. I like to put one snare on one side, push the survivors the other way, revert back to the other side and put a snare, the survivors steps in the first snare, I wrap back around the original way, and with the second snare I catch them.

Pig - Like wraith, she is great for sneaking up and getting initial hits. However, her real power with the reverse bear traps is what makes her a threat. Instead of using your bear traps for every survivors you down. Manage how many traps are on at a time so there is always at least one person with an inactive trap in their head. This will slow the game down and allow you to snowball.

Clown - With his buff, everybody is still learning how to play him optimally. Personally, I’ve found that using his yellow bottles when a survivor is running away is good. Throw it at them while they run, by the time you get there you get the buff. Switch to purple and throw that at them and you catch up very quickly. Also, don’t be afraid to chuck those bottle everywhere. With his reload speed buff, you can really take advantage of his power with little downsides.

Spirit - Good headphones go a long way. Use your power often (or sometimes don’t and throw them off). Understanding loops and pathing is what makes spirit such a threat. That and the fact that if you a good listener, you will almost always be able to get the hit. Practice.

Legion - Spread the damage with your power when you can, but understand when you shouldn’t. Sometimes speeding hits wastes too much of your time when you could be downing survivors. If a survivor is severely out positioned, you should try going for them rather than running after someone who is several meters away. Also, every now and again, you get the opportunity to body block after you cancel your frenzy. Hooks, windows, pallets, doorways, your power allows you to get ahead of them, use it.

Plague - Get everyone sick as much as you can. A mistake I see many players do is constantly trying to puke on survivors to make them broken and then hit them. While this is useful and has a place, is often a wastes way too much time. Your main objective is to get them sick so they will EVENTUALLY be broken and will either be one shot downs for when you see them next or they cleanse and you become huntress on steroids.

Ghost Face - Playing a lot like Wraith is very useful here. Hit and run. Hit someone, lose the terror radius, find another. Or sometimes follow them without them knowing. The whole power focuses around completely disappearing. Don’t spend too much time stalking, but make sure you do some especially in early game. You can also kind of Myers it and 99 someone then come up close and execute them by tapping your stalk.

Demodog- His portals are his map control. Placing portals on top of generators forces survivors to either take the time to deal with them or suffer being oblivious and have their location shown while they work. Using his shred when survivors have little room to move left or right like in the fences in Haddonfield or when they are at a pallet can really benefit you. Just understanding loops and knowing when to use his shred is what makes him a threat.

Oni - If you know where multiplier survivors are at the beginning of the match, hit one, leave them, then chase another. This makes that first survivor leaves blood around the map (or spend time healing) and gives you the chance the pretty much finish filling your power with the second survivors. Once your power is full, being infectious in and go to pound town. Oni can trim about 90 degrees when you slam, so use that to your advantage at walls and loops.

Deathslinger - His main strength is his ability to 1v1 very well. Without forgetting to lead the shot, quickly raising your gun and firing is the best way to play as it gives the survivor less time to react. Much like huntress though this requires knowing where your shot will go since you aren’t really using sight. You can also bait dead heads by simply aiming at survivors. Don’t forget you can shoot through small gaps unlike huntress. You can really catch people off guard.

Dorito Head - Whenever you get to a loop, set down some trenches as you get there. Being able to quickly deal with survivors is this guys strength, so tormenting them and not having to deal with borrowed time or decisive is what you want to do. Understating loops and pathing, again, is useful in predicting where survivors will go when you try to hit them with your ranged attack. But don’t forget that you can slam your sword in the ground and let go of your power to bait going for the range. Small loops allow baits to be quite effective and can get you hits with your regular attack.

Blight - Understanding loops is his game. You know the window the survivor is going to, preemptively run to a spot where you can get to the other side as the get there. Obviously this doesn’t always work, be creative approaches to dealing with loops is what makes him strong. That and his mobility to pressure gens. What really makes him good a chasing is the players ability to slam into something directly next to them and quickly rush towards the survivors. Be aggressive with him.

Twins - As much as people hate it, they are great from defending hooks and slugging. Use Victor as often as you can. I recommend the brown addon that allows victors charge up to be quicker. I don’t have a lot of experience with them, but using victor to add pressure around the map and leaving Charlotte to defend the other areas is the best way I’ve played them.

Anyways, those are a bunch of short, small tips for each one. I’m sure I’ve left out plenty but that’s a decent overall summary at least. Hope this helps.

Always heal when you can is not always a good thing.

VS legion if he's using his powers often, then healing is pointless.

By the time you are healed, he hits you with frenzy and you basically have to go through 2 states.

Unless you want to spend a entire match mostly healing, i would recommend staying injured.

If he barely uses his powers than healing is the best you can do.

VS plague going for cleansing is also not a smart thing as it gives her the corrupt purge and make her a whole lot stronger.

Only cleanse if another survivor does it or if she's using blood echo (where all injured survivor get exhausted), if you're running exhaustion perks.

Freddy main here, I will see if I can help you.

-First of all, WAKE UP. In the Dream World you are vulnerable to his Dream Traps and Add-ons, so make sure to wake up when possible.

-Freddy is a chase-oriented killer, so try to be stealthy and commit to generators.

-Be extra careful when looping him. Stepping on a Snare will give him a hit, so try your best to avoid them. As for Dream Pallets, make sure to remember which pallets are real.

Contrary to popular belief, Freddy is not invincible. I guarantee.

I'm a Twins main.

The biggest strength of the Twins is Victor's ability to slug the whole team. Of course, you have to get the survivors injured first. The more survivors that are injured, the more Victor can slug.

My first piece of advice for you is not to let Charlotte get hits on you. Most Twins players run Sloppy Butcher, so getting hit puts you at risk against Victor.

Once Victor is dispatched, you need to immediately run to a safe pallet and throw it down early. As far as I know, Victor can't do much once a safe pallet is thrown early because his pounce is not quick enough to catch survivors that fast vault. Important note, I said safe pallets, not the unsafe ones. The loop needs to be long enough to prevent Victor from easily moving to the other side. Keep in mind, Victor is slowed dramatically while charging his pounce. If you have enough time to fast vault the pallet and crouch, I don't think Victor can hit you. At least I haven't figured out how yet.

You can also hop in a locker to prevent Victor from downing you. But I would only do that if the killer hasn't slugged multiple people already. You'll have to make a strategic call early.

That's about it really. Basically, make it as hard as possible for Charlotte score M1 hits. And throw down pallets early to create a barricade between you and Victor. You can also enter a locker in order to stop a potential slugging spree. And of course, anti-slugging perks are helpful as well.

My main is Ghost Face. The best tip I can provide to countering him is to keep your eyes open. He's a stealth killer, so you won't hear him coming most of the time. No matter what you're doing, make sure you're always looking around, and train yourself to seperate the colors of your map from the white of his mask. It may seem easy to spot him, but your mind can play tricks on you. Also look for things like grass or bushes that look like their moving.

If you do find him and he's running toward you, try not to focus too hard on trying to break him out by spotting him. Ive caught too many survivors because they were too busy trying to reveal me and weren't looking where they were going as a result.

Best tip is play both sides. It will definitely help.