Killer mains, how do you deal with circle of healing?

I'm not playing too differently since I already assumed that if I let someone go they'll have a chance to heal even before Circle of Healing. It just makes me that much less inclined to switch targets off an injured survivor if I think I have a decent chance of downing them in a reasonable timeframe. As far as the Boons go I'll snuff them between chases when I hear them, a few seconds of me snuffing a Boon means they have to spend at least 14 seconds plus travel time to reset it so it's still a net gain for me.

I only play strong killers

It depends on the killer.

For Oni, it's not particularly impactful. The strat has always been to commit to the first chase to collect orbs, or to rotate for a hit on a fresh survivor.

Oni is a snowball killer. You snowball with an instadown. Coh doesn't save you from that.

M1 killers are much more affected. Someone like Freddy, for example.

Big ol Oni main here:

Especially in times like this you WANT to go on the first injured survivor, force him to vault or drop pallets so they drop extra blood orbs. Then you know the drill once you have the power, go for some slugs and snowball around.

Also big tip that MANY onis dont even know about, survivors actually dont drop blood orbs when you are in your power. Ppl think they are just invisible, which is just partually true. Only existing blood orbs go invisible, but injured survivors dont drop any new ones aswell.

So if you have 2 or more injured survivors and you even have your power rdy, dont use the blood fury then and let them drop some blood around the map, once you see there is enough blood around then you go again back into blood fury. This is a essential tool for Onis to manage the blood, many ppl underestimate that and lose their games because they dont have any blood left and are back to M1 only so learn and try to adjust your blood orb management, its very important.

It's not quite as s bad as people think. It's a time sink for survivors to light the totems. Snuff them as you come across them. Don't try to play hit and run for the sake of playing hit and run unless you're going for a soft tunnel. You'll be ok if you're being efficient in chase and snuffing out the totems as you come across them.

I can't recall too many games that I didn't win when totems went up repeatedly unless I simply played terribly.

For Oni specifically, it's much better to follow and farm blood off of the first person you hit. You can never guarantee a hit on the next player if you choose to cycle off. Can't account for everyone's chase ability at the beginning of the game. If you have someone injured, take the time to fill your meter.

Forget about spreading damage. Once you injure a survivor, don't stop until he's down (obviously without overdoing it, if they are a good looper). Also try to snuff it every time the occasion presents itself. That way you make sure someone will have to spend time to bless it again instead of doing gens.

Her chase music really boils my blood, I get a rush as soon as it starts and then I go on killing spree.

When I play her I am constantly in chase, till the last one is downed.

I probably did around 40 Spirit matches already since I changed from a PH Main to a Spirit Main (4 or 5 days ago) and lost 3, with all of the losses being a Brutal Killer result.

Just did my last match on the Game, I was more focused than ever.

I also don't run slowdown usually, Corrupt is an exception if I feel like it. But my Main Build is M&A, BBQ, Whispers, Brutal or Agitation.

I mostly play without Add-ons but if I do I love to use White Hair Ribbon with Muddy Sports Day cap.

Last sentence, just try her. Use your ears and predictions to hunt your prey. Can't describe how I do it with Spirit, I use my focus and instinct, but it's so much fun and rewarding.

i play gimmick starstruck builds with undetectability so people get instant downed when they try to body block for their friends or I tunnel people out of the game. either way works :)

I play on top of their boon totem. I take spies from the shadows to track them even through shadow step and then I play in their boon area. Most survivors aren't playing a 4 second heal build. They're playing dead hard, iron will, decisive and COH or unbreakable or something like that.

So it's real simple, wait for them to boon a totem, then go set up shop right in their face. Then apply pressure. Chase and down one survivor, break as many pallets in the area as possible while doing so, then I hook them in the area. I intercept people coming for saves, I hit people off of gens in the area, I do everything I can to either down them or pressure them to the point where they have no choice but to leave the area.

You thought this was your blessed area? Nah nah nah. This my area, you don't get to come to my area. They want to try and move it? I'll move it too.

Most survivors are used to killers playing outside of the boon area, then they take a hit and run back to the area to heal. But they can't do anything if you don't give them the chance to heal.

If I hear a boon go up, I immediately assume its COH and begin to tunnel and camp every hook to apply pressure since the survivors clearly have banned me from winning the game with 12 hooks anymore.

If I down a survivor close to it, I'll break it, but other than that you have to ignore it, or you lose the game. Well, you lose either way unless you tunnel/camp.