Legion chase and paused bleedout

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azazer
azazer Member Posts: 446
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The devs mentioned they would quality of life change the timer during the chase should tracking without the chase activating.
Curious as to how many use this tactic. Personally I use bloodhound so I can still track when scratch marks are gone, which makes it easy to lower my head and follow the blood after breaking the chase

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  • Master
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    Im not quite sure what the devs have mentioned. Can you explain that again, , a timer during the chase without there even being a chase? I dont really get that :smile:

  • Tru3Lemon
    Tru3Lemon Member Posts: 1,358
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    i heard that they will change mending going down while youre following the blood since its an exploit

  • Kaelum
    Kaelum Member Posts: 993
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    And there is the “E” word, thanks to @Tru3Lemon , who obviously doesn’t know what an exploit is. It is intended game play, get used to it. If the devs want to change it, all they need to do is tie the timer to the terror radius. Maybe they will, maybe they won’t, but either way it is not an exploit. I sometimes wonder if these people throwing around the “E” word even know how to play the game.

  • azazer
    azazer Member Posts: 446
    edited January 2019
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    Master said:

    Im not quite sure what the devs have mentioned. Can you explain that again, , a timer during the chase without there even being a chase? I dont really get that :smile:

    Sorry if my rant was incoherent. As it stands, when you put someone in the deep wound state, the bleed out timer pauses while in chase. To counter it and follow the victims without entering chase, a killer can walk backwards, or looking down at the ground to follow the trail.

    https://youtu.be/AauEJmetASo
    The devs talked about this at the 50:40 mark saying if a good number of people do this, they would quality of life change it so you can chase without the timer pausing, much like borrowed time used to be.

    So my question was too see how many people actually used this tactic