Legitimate Question...

Win anyway.

Also spirit can't handle a 4man SWF anymore.

I occasionally watch myself in the TTV survivors i go against.

I watch myself from one of the survivors perspective. I learned something: I suck at (granted, i just picked up Bubba) but if it wasn’t for the absolute suckage of the three other people (who were obviously a console SWF), it would have been a 0-1k easy. I highly recommend this.

So, first, the idea that you're going against SWF Team 6 who are on point and playing perfectly and exchanging precise information very often is a little silly. Most of the time it's just a generally good and competent group of survivors who may not even be on comms at all, and it's absolutely winnable in those scenarios.

As for what you do, there's the aforementioned analysing your own games to see what you did wrong (which there will always be something no matter who you are, you'd have to be a robot to play perfectly), and there's also learning how best to capitalise on the mistakes that your opponents will make too. Aside from that, though, the big thing you should start doing is that you should start pinning your enjoyment on something other than a win. Learn how to play that specific map, those specific tiles, get a better measure of control over your killer, learn the good spots for them and the bad spots for them, take each game as a learning experience.

Heck, maybe you only want to make a weird gimmick build work and your "win condition" is just getting any value out of it, even if you don't get any kills.

You aren't going to win every match, and since the current state of the game is moderately tilted towards the survivor, that's all the more potent right now. Don't approach it like you're gunning to get a 4k every match because that's just going to make you more frustrated.

Well, that's what I'm saying. If you approach every game with the intent to win, instead of the intent to further your understanding or to make something specific work, sometimes you're just going to feel bad when you lose. This goes for all games, but especially ones with wonky balance like DBD.

Also, I'm not quite sure how to say this without it potentially sounding rude so do please understand I'm not trying to be mean, but... it's very easy to assume that you're at high MMR because you're losing a lot, but it's equally as possible that you're just doing a lot more wrong when you play killers you're less adept with at a far more moderate/medium MMR. I'd caution against ever falling into the trap of assuming you had no options- it's actually quite rare to get a genuinely unwinnable match due to factors outside of your control, there's almost always something you could've done.

She can if she is played properly not that i ever could mind you but ive seen some spirits on twitch do her justice even if its a uphill battle. It just usually takes proper planning especially if you see all 4 survivors pop into the lobby at the same time

Every killer except Trickster or Trapper can compete in 99% of cases (just my opinion). But it depends on what you're willing to run and what playstyle you're willing to employ in some cases.

If the question is "Can a lower tier killer not running full meta compete with good players running full meta?", the answer is no. At least not consistently.

Even on a map like Fractured Cowshed against Seal Team SWF with Pyramid Head, Demo, etc., you can at least have a 1 or 2k by the time the gens are done. If you have NOED/No Way Out in your back pocket, you have a perfectly winnable game.

Plenty of the A or lower tier killers offer ways to compete. Pyramid Head can turn the game into a 3v1 in under 5 minutes. Pinhead has insane game stall and solid anti-loop. Nemesis and Demo are zoning powerhouses and pallet shredders. Legion is a killer that exists. Plague straight up deletes a lot of the survivor meta. You get the point.

Go back in time

Learn Nurse and only play Nurse to grow your power

Profit

But really... some people claim to 4k with Clown a lot even at high MMR. I believe that, but if you want to play a non-meta killer you'd have to put a lot of time into them.

I mean agaisnt any other 4man, not just sweating SWFs, against a sweaty team she stands almost no chance.

Im still new but Why is it that they keep making the game hard for killers like i just had a game where i had to hit someone 4 times to down them i just don’t understand it.

She couldnt do it before either if the team played very well and safe.

Lose