You literally cant play nice.

I play nice all the time at rank 1. You can do it if you really want to.

Being nice is just playing a game without bming and insulting people.

When you want to be extra nice then you help them in some way. If you don't do this it doesn't make you bad btw.

And you don't have to become like them either and bm everyone else. Survivors/killers made me like this is not an excuse to be toxic.

Yes, you can in fact play nice. You playing nice or not is entirely up to you. Personally I have simple rules that I play by. I don't camp outside end game or in people are hook bombing. I don't tunnel outside of end game. I have no problem with slugging, but won't be aiming for a four man slug. I typically do fine this way unless I'm simply outmatched.

The job is in the title: KILLer.

Use whatever tactics will achieve the goal.

I can easily play without bm. But I may nod in respond to t-baging after down, or hit on hook the person that tried to taunt me.

Sorry to break it to you then NOTHING will change.

I used to play nice when I started to play the game. So no proxy camping, slugging or tunneling. The survivors were given a higher chance to escape. And when they did I was usually met with "ez" or worse. Survivors have a huge ego than killers imo.

I want my killers to be merciless killing machines, play nice in different games not in mine please.

That said, I often give hatch to last survivor cause they are cute lol

You're right it is. If there is no counterplay involved then it could be considered griefing. There should be sped up bleeding times if no one has any perks to get them up and everyone is down. It's just a waste of time. But unfortunately that is apparently a blurry gray line for the devs.

There may be a difference between playing "nice" and playing fair.

Fair play is doing your job - be it survivor or killer - and doing everything you can within the boundaries of the game to secure an escape, or optimal sacrifices. It doesn't matter how it's done, just so long as you're respectable at the end and move on.

Playing nice is deliberately going out of your way and thinking about what the other side wants, which then results in wide openings for the opponent to take advantage of (e.g.: Not running NOED because you worry about what they think, even though you'd like to try it).

Sure, there are times you can go out of your way. For example: seeing someone is very inexperienced and wanting to give them some slack, or feeling someone deserves a sacrifice/escape. These are when you can choose to play nice

Ultimately, you play the game fairly, within the boundaries. But it's not the perks or tactics or what you think they want which is playing nice. It's the actual choices you make in the moment which counts, and even then not being nice does not make you a dick.

Hate to say it, but I agree with this. People who are mean in comments afterwords aren't really going to give a rip about how you play in the future because they can't think past themselves.

I have a big question. Why do you play nice? No one forces you lol.

If you play nice and wonder then of ppl making use of that then dont even WONDER cuz the chance always exists. If you dont like that then just play sweaty like I do. Ofc I get alot of hate but hell who cares. You are the killer not the charity for survivors.

As much I like to try playing nice for survivors, some high-rank survivors treat the game as an e-sports arena. It gets annoying when generators get completed in under five minutes and you don't even have 4 stacks of BBQ. One of your emblems get blown out by the first minute or two of the game, because people are laying so much generator pressure. At that point, you're in a horrible spot and you're struggling to rebound.

Then high-ranked survivors get curious about these particular questions:

Don't get me wrong. There are killers out here who constantly do this, regardless of the current environment, for their personal enjoyment. However, it does make fair killers (like myself) become either tired, stressed, and/or angered over the gameplay environment.

ah nothing beat that sweaty SWF with flashlight, even when we got 4K they still said camp things or any other things, they just cant accept they lost.

I had a Jeff who did that a few weeks ago on Asylum and I was being silly at first with the teabags.

However, Jeff would do it at EVERY SINGLE PALLET just to try be "haha, im edgy xd" kind of survivor.

Jeff would click flashlights at me and ran straight to the main building in every chase, so I was going to save Jeff for last.

After I double hooked everyone else, I found Jeff and he didn't last long outside the main building.

I caught Jeff, took him straight to basement, hooked him, and stood at the top of asylum stairs.

I refused to let the other survivors get the save, which they complied and left the game.

They asked why and I replied: "I don't appreciate people being super toxic all game."

As for myself I wont go out of my way to tunnel or camp but a lot of that imo is the survivor's responsibility. As a team its your responsibility to pull aggro, or use BT or be ready with a flashlight save.

I rarely give mercy to a survivor unless they really got cucked. Like I can tell they're a very new player or a team mate DCed very early or team mates went afk ect.