Killer mains

Yeah i was tired my game crashing when i got a haddonfield offering in my game now i swich to survivor and my game crash a lot less

Honestly? If it's an offering, you can usually tell who brought it because they're the cocky bastard that just so happened to have Balanced Landing. If the game ends up going bad, you best know who I'm going to camp.

Yeah but once you catch em, they know they're as good as dead xD

I honestly prefer to watch youtube videos while on cue than playing on Haddonfield, Badham or against a key. The stress, and the amount of effort needed because of bullshit design is just not worth my time most of the time.

I'll indulge it from time to time tho.

I am.

I mean, I get why some killers hate Haddonfield, because stealth killers are the only ones who do well on it. That means Mikey with M&A (and preferably Dead Rabbit; Spooky Myers also works almost as well) and Ghostface using Night Shroud addons, which are my two primary characters/builds. In most cases, it's a survivor-sided map for sure. Anyone with a terror radius is going to have a bad time. The key is to sneak up on survivors and smack them around corners while they're doing gens, hook them in the street where you can see people going for rescues, and make sure three gens that aren't in houses and are close together are the last ones standing.

Why in the world would any killer hate Game? It's open season on survivors no matter who you're playing. I probably win 80-90% of games on that map as a killer and lose almost as much as a survivor. The map is small, there aren't many places to hide, the exit gates are always close together, and the gens are usually in places with either high visibility or nowhere to run. Once the pallets are gone, it's game over. My one complaint is that the hooks are very consistently too far apart, but that's a small price to pay for all the advantages killers get on that map.

Also, the killer's terror radius is still audible even if you're on a different floor as the killer, so you can scare people off gens by just walking around.

Yeah, but Ghostface makes Haddonfield easy. Give it a try sometime.

Meh. Dc'ing because of a map is lame. Even if its rigged.

Totally, doing it because they get downed in the first minute or even before that because they don like the respective killer, that's the way to do it. /S *facepalm*

Which house is the House of Pain?

I don't usually have trouble with the fences. I don't recall any specifics, but I usually seem to be able to hit them eventually when they try to loop me there. Maybe I do have to let them jump through the window once or twice, but they're usually already injured by that point, anyway.

I've heard of an infinite on HF, but I don't make a habit of chasing survivors out of windows or off of balconies on that map unless I'm sure I can get a down quickly. I usually sneak up behind them on gens and slap them (grab them if I can) and then come back to the same gen after patrolling the next gen or two over, especially if they jump out of a window or go to an area that I don't want to follow. I've also realized that, after jumping out of a back window, they will often assume that you're still chasing them and will immediately run around the building and back up the stairs in an attempt to loop you, so if you wait just out of sight near the stairs, you can sometimes get a down when they run back up.

But yeah, I definitely don't find it worthwhile to be chasing them around the backyard areas for twenty minutes.

What makes the map easy for stealth killers is that you can, again, sneak up behind them and get a free hit, and then you only need one more hit to take them down. A majority of the gens spawn around corners, right next to the basement stairs, or in dead end areas, making this a winning strategy. If you don't have a way to suppress your TR, they'll just hop out a window or start running to pallets before you get close, resulting in a long chase, which makes the map extremely hard for most killers, but Michael and Ghostface can usually get an easy hit in before the chase even starts, resulting in a lot of downs. A lot of the obstacles are actually helpful when running a Spooky Myers build, because you can see them right through the walls and figure out where they're going to go next, even though they can't see you.

Well, if you're chasing a survivor around loops for five gens in The Game, you're playing the map wrong (the game wrong, arguably). I usually try to harass people off of gens, do a couple pallets, get a down and a hook if I can, patrol the hooks and the gens, use Nurse's to get a couple easy downs, rinse and repeat. If you have stealth and/or good aura-reading skills, the map is easy. Surveillance helps. So does NOED, since the exit gates are right next to each other and always spawn in just about the same place every game - if anyone has survived long enough to open the exit gates, they're not making it out. Also, the basement is where a lot of downs happen; it's more favorable for killers down there. I don't focus on one survivor at a time with this map, usually; I try to scatter people across the map and harass them on gens until I get downs, I think.

The Game is a breeze for me. I'm really surprised that people consider that map survivor-sided. Then again, I may just be biased since I'm almost always playing Myers.

Nah. I don't want easy games. I like the challange. I love doing basement Trapper on Haddonfield. And I still don't tunnel or camp keys and still get 3 or 4ks most of those games. I'm not scared of keys