Who else absolutely despises the RPD map and hopes it stays disabled forever?

i believe you now @miketheratguy

I also hope it takes them a long time to get the map working. Even as someone who's religiously played the RE2 remake I despise playing on it in DbD. Sure it's a cool looking map but I'd rather do an entire playthrough of Umbrella Corps than play on that damn map again.

I would like to play on it at least once before I draw any conclusions, the map was already disabled by the time my ps4 finished updating the game.

Only had it for an hour so can't really say. It looks nice, seemed like it needed more routes but Midwich wasnt so bad once you learned it.

While I'm not an "indoor map lover", I enjoy being on most of them except for lerys. Once people learn the tiles it will be better. In my opinion, as long as there are many ways to go up and down (like on midwich) it'll be fine. Saying it's poorly designed just because you don't like it isn't exactly fair

For me, indoor map is what they should start in the beginning. It has build in Gen slow down. However the only good indoor map for game play wise is Lery & old Game, and may be Hawkin for some extend. If Midwich has more way to go between 2 floors (especially going upward), it would be not that bad. Racoon is just bad.

Now you're being a bit childish when you apparently don't grasp WHY killers dislike indoor maps, especially Midwich and now RPD. The biggest issue for killer is that there is no skill involved on those maps at all just hold W until you can get close enough to hit and then repeat ad naseum, there is no mind games just W.

You do know that the majority of killers only move at 4.6 m/s, while survivors move at 4.0 m/s right? That is only a difference of 0.6 m/s. It means that a distance of 6 meters between a survivor and the killer is 10 seconds of holding W. And the fact that has been mentioned many times in other threads of why Midwich is bad is that you cannot cut the survivor off by moving diagonally, you are forced to follow in a straight line.

Unless you're right on top of someone when you start the chase, you can waste multiple minutes walking around the upper floor hallway before even beginning a chase with the survivor, since a chase can only begin when the killer is less than 15 meters from the survivor. And this is why the majority of people dislike Midwich.

Compared to almost any outdoor map, which you complain about, where actual skill from both survivor and killer matter, Midwich is a bad map for this type of multiplayer game.

Also indoor maps don't only pop up once a day, survivors are never afraid to use map offerings to get maps where they have the advantage on.

And before "killer main", I play about 80% survivor and 20% killer, most of the time I just touch killer for the dailies, especially the stronger ones, Demo for life.

I figured out where four gen spawn locations were before the map got shut down. One more and I might actually be able to complete a game on it.

I progressed a whole hook stage in half of those games because my teammates couldn't figure out how to get to me from their location.

It's beautiful, but so much of a maze that it puts Lery's to shame. At least Lery's has signs from a distance that can be used to find gens. Midwich's main path is quite straightforward. The Game is a maze, but it has so many access points between floors that getting lost is less impactful. RPD wasn't built for DBD gameplay and it shows.

Oh god, thank you. I was looking for a reference guide before it went offline and couldn't find one. Gonna bookmark this on my phone to use when the map goes back online. You're a lifesaver.

I have seen a gen in both the library and the lounge (obviously not at the same time, it was one or the other.)

As a Blight main, I'm dreading that map. That map is the epitome of M1 Blight gameplay. It's worse than every other indoor map for Blight.

Very pretty map though.

I thank you for it but, would you have a problem with placing an arrow that goes to the upper floor, I mean from the lower floor you start the line of the arrow and it ends on the direction the stairs are going up, not the ones that are in the floor and goes and lift the terrain a bit but doesn't go towards the other floor.

I hope you don't mind the comment, I know it's a hard work to do so... I am a master builder so I know how hard is to do a blueprint... I was just saying as an easier way for people to understand the map... I haven't played a lot on the map either so the only stairs I know they go upstairs are the main hall ones and the fire escape ones... if they're the only ones feel free to let me know.

I can also add that detail, if you want. I might need to play RE to get a better vision of the map...

I don't mind the comment at all, thanks for the input. I could absolutely do that, There is just on problem that I don't know how to do in that case. Which is that the "second floor" of the main hallways is visible on both floors. But I'll do the changes and if there is anything else, please do let me know.

I also do apologize for the random RE2 item locations, which aren't there for the DBD version, hazard of borrowing the map from somewhere.

Git gud