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"Why do killer players only play strong killers nowadays?"

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  • AmpersandUnderscore
    AmpersandUnderscore Member Posts: 1,810

    I also wasn't responding to you.

    I realize that might be a hard concept to understand.

  • dbdthegame
    dbdthegame Member Posts: 699

    "The entire point of the post"

    Pretty sure you were, bud.

  • 00berdisc
    00berdisc Member Posts: 96

    And still you won; So why can't the survivors feel the same? We sweat to try to win and still lose, survivors can feel hopeless too

  • Bleydoka
    Bleydoka Unconfirmed, Member Posts: 9
    edited August 2023

    because winning is fun

  • tyantlmumagjiaonuha
    tyantlmumagjiaonuha Member Posts: 575

    After repeated adjustments from BhVR, only trained veteran killers survived.

  • JoaoVanBlizzard
    JoaoVanBlizzard Member Posts: 556

    I always liked playing Trapper, and I never felt like playing with stronger killers, I was never one to complain about perks, I had more problems with mmr that paired me with players of a much higher level than mine, but I I think you could have fun with weaker killers if the MMR worked as it should

  • Zokenay
    Zokenay Member Posts: 1,158

    People seriously underestimate this perk, specially when used by the likes of Ace or Ada.

  • crogers271
    crogers271 Member Posts: 1,838

    The thing is, and I've already stated this many times in this thread if you'd bothered to read it, the only reason I got the result I did is because these survivors were atrocious at the game (not just average, straight up atrocious).

    This is going to be a crazy idea, but maybe MMR is working?

    Let's take everything you say at face value: maybe you're at an MMR were an even game is bad survivors with items or good survivors without items.

    One game doesn't prove anything, especially a screen shot, but its just stunning that you shared a game of you winning playing a killer the devs have basically said they don't mind being weak and you seem surprised people are pointing it out (though @Sharby is probably right that this is bait meant to flex).

  • Sava18
    Sava18 Member Posts: 2,439

    I mean you shouldn't be 4king in this instance and the screenshot does not help you whatsoever but I can only imagine altruism killed and everyone here isn't thinking. So everyone has a valid reason to question you but they really should be questioning the survivors who lost.

  • DBD78
    DBD78 Member Posts: 3,469

    P100s with BNPs and stuff losing to Trapper. Hall of shame!

  • Phantom_
    Phantom_ Member Posts: 1,355

    This might be the case where you have those types of survivors with such builds and for people playing the stronger killers, however, what I've noticed is that people forget how to counter the other killers. If someone is playing Demo then people all of a sudden don't know what to do lol.

    Also, I see that you won regardless. So I guess you're in the right MMR/versing the right type of survivors. Except for the BM-ing James.

  • Alice_pbg
    Alice_pbg Member Posts: 6,556

    Not saying it bad or anything... just weird.

    I don't really see it anymore

  • Landeril
    Landeril Member Posts: 10

    I uhhh... I only play killer and I don't play any of those killers and still manage 2-4ks a game when I try and seriously play. Normally I just farm chase and breaking points and track hooks so I don't sacrifice anyone. I'm more after points then kills truthfully.

  • HarlockTaliesin
    HarlockTaliesin Member Posts: 763

    Frosty Eyes. Oof. Always the sign of a terrible killer.

  • UndeddJester
    UndeddJester Member Posts: 3,393
    edited August 2023

    Hilarious to me how everyone is so fixated on the fact the game finished on a 3k, they are completely ignoring the actual point being made.

    The point isn't about who won or lost, the point was at this players level (at 6k hours you'd expect a fair bit of skill at the game), this is the kind of loadouts he goes up against regularly... if you showed that set of loadouts to any killer before the match started, they'd ######### a brick.

    Everyone here I'm sure is smart enough to see that a Trapper, on this map, against these loadouts should have lost... easily. The ONLY way to have even sniffed at a game with more than maybe 3 hooks is if the Survivors made a whole bunch of catastrophic mistakes. We have to take his word they played bad... but I'd definitely expect survivors to win here...

    The point of the post is to highlight these kinda builds are common at high levels, so why on earth would you not run significantly stronger killers vs. This sort of thing?

    I'm a noob, the fact I can understand it better than most is kinda poor.

  • Ariel_Starshine
    Ariel_Starshine Member Posts: 937

    Oh I agree.

    Because like it or not, that's what this game has turned into. It can no longer be enjoyed and played casually. It's either dedicate a ton of hours and energy to it when you play, or just lose over and over.

    It needs to be fixed to cater to casuals because they make up most gamers nowadays. If not, you'll start to see people stop playing over time. Who wants to play hardcore and dedicate all this energy to a video game? Not me. It's just a game, and losing over and over again gets old unless I Hyperfocus on the game, etc. It's dumb.

  • HoodedWildKard
    HoodedWildKard Member Posts: 2,013

    Lol wut? I don't think this post proves what OP wants it to prove.

  • dbdthegame
    dbdthegame Member Posts: 699

    I thought the issue was quite clear from the title. Why would someone who plays survivor expect me, a killer main, to play weak killers, if odds are I'll be playing against setups like this quite often, and often times against survivors who aren't trash, and will be getting destroyed left and right?

  • dbdthegame
    dbdthegame Member Posts: 699

    Because survivors are strictly stronger than killers basekit. 95% of the killer roster NEEDS perks to function. Survivors without perks are very strong.

  • Shroompy
    Shroompy Member Posts: 6,703

    They are stronger base kit yes, to say they're "very strong" how ever? No. In fact several killers become much more viable when you take perks out of the equation like stealth killers. How ever there's basically no reason to have a debate on this since not only is the game balanced with perks in mind, but the last time I've played a game where both sides both didn't have perks or add ons was... well never. (5.9k hours btw)

  • dbdthegame
    dbdthegame Member Posts: 699

    They are indeed very strong. Maps are designed around the lowest common denominator, and as such are typically VERY safe. Most maps have enough pallets to predrop every single one and still have enough left over after gens are completed.

  • Shroompy
    Shroompy Member Posts: 6,703

    This is assuming the killer mindlessly follows one Survivor until they get downed, and in that case I don't know what you were expecting when you give 1 Survivor all the resources available when they're meant to be split up by all 4. Its also why chasing the first Survivor until you down them is probably one of the worst things you can do against a smart team

  • mizark3
    mizark3 Member Posts: 2,253

    All this shows is victories should adjust a hidden MMR rating of Killer picks, perk picks, items and add-ons brought into matches. That way if people win more with Syringes and Nurses or BNPs and Blights, they get a hidden boost to their MMR equal to how powerful those things are. When they don't bring those things, their MMR isn't artificially boosted due to bringing stacked equipment. I'm not sure if this should be personal, or across the playerbase, but either way it would help keep sweats to only go against fellow sweats.

  • Saiph
    Saiph Member Posts: 364

    We got it, the game is so hard for killers that you can't even find a screenshot where you lose. thanks for making the thread

  • dbdthegame
    dbdthegame Member Posts: 699

    A 4-man on constant comms will always know where to expect you and have a general idea of where you are.

  • Shroompy
    Shroompy Member Posts: 6,703

    ok?? hows that stopping you from being smart?

    Also most 4 man's aren't comp teams, no matter how much you want them to be