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Is anyone else scared of / creeped-out by the bots?
I'm really looking forward to bot matches where I can try to learn killers I don't play without having to go against red-rank survivors while I do it BUT... the bots are kind of scary?
Like, I played the new tutorial, and the bots felt like they were in some kind of uncanny valley where they sort of seemed like human players but then they would do things that no human player would do and I would get this really creepy feeling. I just rushed through the tutorial matches as fast as possible to get away from them.
Is anybody else scared of / creeped-out by the bots?
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I want the bots to start loosing their faces as the game goes longer and longer. Their bodies get more and more distorted and they start staring at you from behind trees way far into the distance.
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i was surprised at how well the bots played. They ran to a lot of bad loops that they wouldn’t leave, but they didn’t follow predictable patterns like a lot of other video game AI enemies do.
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This, I want their faces to start melting revealing the robot parts underneath and I want them to start emoting in a juttery broken motion and start making sound like they are talking to themselves
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Sounds like an unofficial FNAF chapter.
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You want to know what is bad? the bots purposely slow themselves down so the killer can catch up because W meta is too strong XD I was actually laughing when i saw it myself.
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I think the bots slow themselves down so entitled killers feel good about themselves by being able to not have to work for a kill.
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Bot matches sound like a terrible idea...although it would help with the killer que thing so I can see why they'd do it.
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Honestly, I find the bots hilarious to watch. I'm not sure if BHVR just programmed them this way, or they've 'learned' from Survivor data, but I had Bot-Claudette literally run at me, T-Bag as if she wanted me to heal her, then she proceeded to Self-Care in my face. Then Bot-Jake was being chased by Trapper where he drops a pallet, stuns him, then proceeds to T-Bag at him. I'd love to have them as an actual mode for practice, or to replace DC's because they're so fun to observe.
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Totally entitled when i am playing survivor 🙄 I am just not blind to the state of the game.
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You think those are bots?
No.
They are Behaviours playtesters who were drugged, kidnapped and locked up in Behaviour's HQ secret underground tunnels.
They reason they play like normal survivors but sometimes act unnatural is due to the lack of food, water and sunlight.Their brains have started to decay but dont worry soon they will be replaced by other people.
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No, the bots are adorable. I love when they run to z walls thinking they're doing something.
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Yeah I can't wait for the bot matches either. My second match ever playing Nemesis I encountered so much toxicity from survivors: flashlight clicking, teabagging, etc. They could clearly tell that I was new at playing this killer, but they didn't care. At least with the bot matches I'll be able to practice the mechanics thoroughly before I feel comfortable hopping online. Practicing in high ranks does not make for a good learning tool.
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The bots tea-bag also.
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The snappy movement is what usually gets me.
As if you'd put a train on a track with an immediate 90-degree turn, but it stays on perfectly.
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Yes.
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The only scary thing about them is that they're better than 95% of the survivors I see in my real matches.
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I played the mobile version a bit a year ago. I'm scared of the legion bot. It red stain mind gamed me multiple times at tiles.
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Wait, it's not only Trapper?
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I think they would be a brilliant addition if we had a behavior rating system, if the other side consistently rates you as unfun to play with/against you will start getting matched up with bots, go slug, tunnel, camp, teabag, clicky flashlight, meta reliant on them all you want and let the people who actually want to play the game play
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I found the bots kind of hard to chase because of how unpredictable they were.
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