Looking for matches/videos from killer PoV where they don't tunnel/camp

You pretty much need to go up against a comp team with no restrictions otherwise u can just use the excuse "they wasn't good survivors".

Ohtofu legit plays against people who would surprise me if they had more than 100 h in the game, they are clueless. As for skermz I do not know them, so I cannot give an opinion.

You can look for AgustinaUnaplay8 on twitch or youtube, this guy has the rule of no camping or tunelling and he wins most of his matches, some of them against really strong teams/swf. Camping or tunelling is not necessary if you know how to manage the time, chases and gens.

But also, if you expect to win every game you play, then you need to lower your expectations, because if killers could win every match then who would play as survivor? It would be more miserable than, which is something to say the least.

If we take the Killer-Survivor ratio that BHVR published, which is on 60-40% on killers favour, then if you win 6 out of 10 matches you are doing more than fine. Loosing is not bad, I dont understand why every killer sweats their asses off to win just one match, you wont get any money for wining, in fact you are playing just a videogame, and not even a good one. And before anyone says "survis tunnels gen" then tell this devs to add a second objective, this is the only thing they can do to make the match progress.

A killer probably shouldn't win against a top tier, best of the best survivor team. A team like that *should* be hard to beat. And vice versa.

Yes. We should begin comparing our experiences playing DBD. As opposed to just focusing on hours and the supposed MMR. Since it all varies after a certain amount of time playing any game.

After I repeatedly saw “PAID ACTORS” in the chat boxes of big streamers I began to wonder if it was true. Somewhere along the line I now believe that it is true. Not every single time as that would be too obvious.

There’s no way a low/mid tier killer will defeat everyone consistently with no slowdowns after like 5K hours. While chasing anyone for more than 30 seconds? They absolutely will not 4k. Gens should’ve been slammed unless the players deliberately lose on purpose. They’re doing challenges in the tombs, or they’re messing around.

I like that thread, trying to gage if killers are having skills issues or if the game is really made in a way impossible to not tunnel.

It is pretty easy to tell when survivors are good vs when they are not from the killer PoV. 4k hours will do that for you.

It is pretty easy to tell when you are the killer how good the survivors are in comparison to you, but I don't think that actually translates to watching other people's videos. A great killer will make good survivors look like bad survivors. So much of the game is prediction and getting a read on other players and that doesn't necessarily show up watching someone else.

The other problem is that is very easy to critique killer videos when watching them later (not that it shouldn't be done). When you are in the game it is much harder to avoid getting tunnel vision, but its easy to spot all of the missed details when watching later.

On the guidelines in your original post:

What's your definition of tunneling and camping?

What's your definition of win consistently?

A huge problem on what you are looking for: if someone got to the point where they were at high MMR and winning most of their games while playing nice, why would they keep playing? That's the point where players start doing challenges because why else would they play the game.

So I ask you all to watch them CLOSELY. There’s a reason viewers scream “PAID ACTORS!!”. It’s because sometimes it’s true!

So for this to be true:

There would have to be some type of code somewhere that gives these players separate, easier ques. Hackers almost certainly would have stumbled across this.

There would be payments and tax documentation.

Most importantly: for a game that needs 80% survivors, why would BHVR ever want to make the killer role look easy?

I'll do an experiment this weekend where i play 10 games with it on, and 10 off and compare results.

You'll probably need a lot more than 10 on each if you think there is some secret to the match making delay.

Same region as you, agree that times play a huge role, but for me the times are flipped. Evenings are my hardest matches.

I'd imagine it's time of day. I don't know when true plays and I don't care.

Consistently strong squads only come out via matchmaking when playing after 12:00AM for me on NA.

That's held true for me since 6.1.0 and any day of the week. I play this game in a state of washed and under the influence and if I didn't play after 12:00 my auto pilot self would end the game at 3 gens+. Even then I watch 2 amazing survivors get paired with ayrun wannabies and throw the game via macro.

If I get a single good squad before 12 it's by pure luck and the rng of hitting the queue up button.

What you said is a complete conspiracy. There is no favoritism of this poorly designed matchmaking.

If I had to give anything to true it's his tenacity in his stances, my first experience was him going completely off the rails while playing hard meta nurse on swamp pre 6.1.0. He played just the worst and still managed to make it about survivors even though they were far stronger then. Doesn't matter about their power level back then though, he couldn't have played worse with his experience if he tried.

It's pretty well known that Tru3 sweats a lot and takes the game very seriously.

Scott doesn't do that, hence his MMR probably isn't as high. He also plays in a different region at a different time.

This link may give you a lead into this type of investigation.

A fair few matches were against - as Hens admits - inexperienced players, but there are 3 or so games with good, competent teams.

He also explains others have done the same, with references to the players concerned at the end.

Now, of course there could be arguments for any win, but the basis remains that there are possibilities. Also, there is that bit about not winning without tunnelling, camping or slugging consistently against high-tier teams, but I'd argue this doesn't happen in any real setting and being continuously put against top tier teams isn't something that happens often anyway. The MMR is such that this cannot often be the case.

Overall, for the majority of good players, there is a decent chance they might. Not consistently, though this game doesn't grant consistency by its very arbitrary nature.

Kind of the nature of the beast on NA servers, especially NA East. I win an abnormal number of games at 5 gens, but I'll also run into an omega sweat 4 stack the next game. Match difficulty swings wildly on NA East.

I mean, that's normal?

It really doesn't matter the amount of mistakes so much as what mistake it was and when. Sometimes, the mistake is out of your control, like running a perk like BBQ against 4 Distortions.

I shall look out for the thread later.