Stupidity

I had the exact same thing not to lon ago with Leatherface aswell. I tunneled one guy the entire match and when the gates were powered I stumbled upon a different survivor. Chansawed her and hooked her. I went from guaranteed loss with only 1 kill to 4 kill because survivors thik they can save people from a hook against a leatherface.

Me and a friend always leave and punish the killer. Sucks for the survivor but the only right thing to do is leaving.

Survivor perspective - Camping takes no brains or skill so must be a ######### Killer

Sorry. Camping is a tactical choice and makes sense in this instance. It will continue to do so until Survivors learn to stop feeding it. I have to say I do not see that happening anytime in the next year, at least. I walk away personally and do something else (gens, hex totems, escape), but there's always at least 1 idiot who thinks they have to make the save.

And I do have to say - Looping takes no brains or skill so must be a ######### Survivor

It all comes around in the end. If it's effective, do it. There are no "Gentleman's Rules" in this game. Just don't do something illegal.

Nope sadly in this game you rely on survivors to make a stupid mistake and you have to take advantage of it which you did! So it’s not your fault it’s theirs they could’ve left but they chose not to! It’s not like you can have the choice to leave right? Play the way YOU want to! Because you don’t see survivors go up to the hook immediately and point to the hook? Right? So why make it easy for them if it’s not easy for you?

Just have to roll with the salt. A lot of survivor mains are the type of player that get off on toying with other players (teabagging, bodyblocking, so on and so forth), but this type of survivor can't handle it when their bullshit gets put to an end in a match or when they get a taste of their own medicine.

Use the salt, let it flow through you XD

@Fizz said:
So, I honestly didn't wanna make a post like this but after several games of similar situations, I just wanted to share.

I'm playing as Leatherface, I'm playing very very poorly. I allowed a survivor to run me around the map for the whole game, mostly due to my own stubbornness and partly because I should have hit her several times and missed due to my own bad plays.

I end up catching her as the exit doors light up, I decided that since I played poorly and chased this person I was gonna make sure I get the kill. Her survivor buddies decide that's not gonna happen and try everything to save her, I ended up chainsawing one as they took her off the hook, so I got 2 for the price of one. Then as the first person died I had a second on the hook, yes I camped again and yes her survivor friend ran in and I chainsawed her and bam, three kills out of one of the worst games I've ever played.

However, at the end of the game, they tell me I'm ######### and that I need to learn to play and am a camper. Now I'll acknowledge I camped but only because the exit gates where open.

I guess the whole point to this is, why do survivors tell killers who kill them that they are #########? I mean they had ample time to leave and I'd have only had 1 kill but they made the choice to stay and get killed for it. Does their bad judgment make me the bad guy here?

Part of it as well maybe that you were using Leatherface. Lots of survivors associate LF with camping so they were prob salty that it happened to them. You did absolutely the right ( and only possible ) thing though, it was their fault that they screwed up.

Because they have huge, fragile egos and they think they’re entitled to an escape every game and when they die, it’s always your fault, not theirs. They will call you trash over the smallest and stupidest of things. Wanna know why an SWF called me trash after I 4k’d against them as Doctor just last night? Because a couple of my swings didn’t connect. They called me trash because I’m not perfect. Heck, even if I had played perfectly or all four of them would’ve escaped, they still would’ve called me trash because of their egos.

Killers used to have complete control over the hook. Now, survivors can swarm the hook and overpower the killer, rescuing their friend with Borrowed Time and who no doubt has Adrenaline. Survivors have adapted to this playstyle and since Leatherface is one of the few killers who can still assert dominance at the hook, they underestimate him, get destroyed for doing something they'd get away with against most killers, and rage as a result.

I never understand the "CAMPER" after the exit is opened. As killer if you have had a poor game and the exits are powered and open and you have someone on the hook what motivation is there to leave the hook? The only place that will have any kind of objective action will be the hook.

@Fizz I was playing as Nurse and the exit gates were open, I had to camp the hooked survivor because I knew with my luck that someone with borrowed time would save him, so I did. Eventually the survivors snowball into the hook and pick off 1 by 1 until I had multiple kills. Since I'm on Xbox one, I got hate mail. Just keep in mind that it was their decision to feed themselves to you and don't worry about what they have to say.

When I play survivor and I’m running bond and I see other survivors hook rush and all get downed I’m like ######### did you think was going to happen? It sucks to be me when this happens especially in early game or middle, but mostly I find it hilarious. You see the most insane things other survivors do when running bond. 

Survivors are little babies that legit scream when they can't win. Laugh in their faces in end-game lobby, shake your head a little at the status of adults, and exit the end of game screen. You will trigger another screaming fit that will be lost to the void forever, but you'll have the comfort of knowing will exist because you took away their chance to verbally bash you with no viable basis. They hate that crap. You should have to sit there and listen to their self-righteous bull-crap.