I don't get it... Why do I get targeted over other survivors??
The killer finds Mikaela and stops chasing her 20 seconds later.
The killer finds Jill and stop chasing her 30 seconds later.
The killer finds me and WILL NOT STOP chasing me for 90 seconds while I lap the map twice!
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This happens in a lot of my matches...
Working on a gen with another survivor? I get chased.
The killer's chasing an injured survivor and the survivor kites them to my gen? I get chased instead, even though I'm healthy.
The killer's chasing me while I'm healthy and I run near a gen with injured survivor working on it? I get chased!
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I'm not some sweaty SWF streamer who only plays to be chased! Chases stress me the fog out.
I do not provoke killers (unless I want them to kill me at the end after they had a rough match).
It's not the survivor I'm playing as because I frequently change which survivor I'm playing as.
It must be my username or something. Let me hide it in the lobby and in-game until after the match, then. This is getting frustrating.
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Nice booty I guess.
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A few thoughts:
- Often I'll attempt to eliminate the strongest survivor first. That's just common sense.
- I'm more likely to tunnel down a 'hider' than a 'runner'. Runners are fun to play against. Hiders are amazingly frustrating.
- I'll also do that on people that run boons.
- There is some possible confirmation bias here.
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who were you playing as?
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Hah this is happening to me also. But I feel it's because they feel like I'm the weak link?
Idk, I'm tired of being tunneled 3 times in a row though 🙄
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Survivor
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😂🤣😂🤣
I think he meant "Which survivor where you playing as?"
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"It's not the survivor I'm playing as because I frequently change which survivor I'm playing as."
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People will frequently go after weak or strong links - losing either can fray or break a team. If I were you, I'd choose to believe it's the latter, and start maining a chase build: hone that thing which killers fear.
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Yes, I've considered this. I have to be careful how I play survivor because, of the killers who pick their targets based on how the survivor plays, there are two types: killers who target the strongest and killers who target the weakest.
I feel like I'll always make the wrong call or play, though.
If I drop pallets, the killer likes me wasting my team's supplies and continues to chase me. If I don't drop pallets and hold the W button on my Xbox controller then the killer likes me because I don't loop and continues to chase me.
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Pallets will usually make me want to get a survivor more than just chasing a runner. It's sort of a tit-for-tat thing.
Otherwise, keep at it. Sometimes you'll just get a bad bounce and there isn't much you can do.
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Do you use the LGBT charm?
It's more often people get tunneled for this than that ridiculous Bubba debacle.
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I'd rather get chased than sit on a gen.
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One time a killer came after me when I was unhooked. They didn't let me heal or anything! I was like, c'mon bruh.
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Only thing I noticed when crossplay was implemented is that PC killers tunnel console players a lot because they think they are easy prey. And when you loop them 3-5 gens and after first hook DS their ass they get so mad.
Also some survivors are more annoying to some players (hate the voice etc.) so maybe that's it. And even after the object of obsession was reworked, killers still love to tunnel the sh*t out of the object user.
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Except that another killer has already stated in this thread that they single out the strongest. Your claim is already flawed.
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Actually strategically trying to eliminate the weakest runner first is a better strategy than the strongest runner because you will eliminate the former much more quickly on average, and once you have one kill down it significantly increases your pressure on the remaining three.
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if theres multiple survivors in front of me ill go after the one with the most annoying cosmetic, ill drop chase if i havent hit anyone by 20-30 seconds max to go check on gens, sometimes ill just do a hit and run
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You're likely to be targeted first if:
- You're playing a survivor with a reputation for hiding (like claudette) because if they've found you, they want to get you now so you don't have a chance to hide.
- You're playing with an obnoxious, bright, "look at me" cosmetic (though the designated team-looper often wears one of these, so that cuts both ways)
- You're playing the survivor from the killer's IP, so they want to be thematic. PH or Nemesis, especially.
- You're playing with far more skilled team mates. If a killer chases a survivor for 30 seconds and gets no closer to catching them, there's a pretty obvious skill gap and they're typically better off finding somebody new.
- and finally: it could just be that you're the weak link on the team. 1v4 is a herculean task and if the killer can get that down to 1v3, they stand a way better chance. That means locating the team's weakest link as quickly as possible. If you're really bad at hiding, looping, and dropping chases, they're probably going to stumble upon you sooner or later.
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That part is so true , these damn nemesis ever up on leon(my main) ass 95% of the time and even ignores the people with flash lights and i have none
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they, but yes. I was wondering if this was about a specific survivor, since it felt like you were talking about a specific game.
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Once a killer magnet, always a killer magent
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