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Running a strong pallet is not skillful

gatsby
gatsby Member Posts: 2,533

There are a lot of pallets in this game where a Survivor could pre-drop and the Killer wouldn't be able to mindgame it at Tier 3 bloodlust. They have to be broken and there's no real counterplay around them on most Killers. These pallets are so strong that it usually takes 2-3 loops to even force a good Survivor to drop them in the first place.

If you're looping a Killer for long time on a strong tile, it is to be expected. Being downed without using all the resources would be a terrible misplay from the Survivor. It takes minimal skill at all on either side.

Comments

  • humanbeing1704
    humanbeing1704 Member Posts: 8,998

    and? I'm just using what resources the map supplied me with

  • Rez_Marsiel
    Rez_Marsiel Member Posts: 279

    Guess the OP got mad that he lost and decided to complain on the forums

  • edgarpoop
    edgarpoop Member Posts: 8,438

    In the case of pre-throwing, there are a lot of pallets that should be pre-thrown. Just because you can greed something and maybe get away with it doesn't mean it's a good play. It's actually a terrible play to take a hit at an otherwise safe pallet. It's a bad habit that a lot of larger content creators seem to think is indicative of good survivor play. It's really poor decision making and unnecessary risk taking.