KILLERS! Is This True About Offerings?!
I have heard a lot of Killers streaming saying that until the last big patch, the Killer could open up the match details screen and know exactly which Survivor brought which offering.
Was that real?
Is it gone on purpose or just a bug?
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Yeah, if 4 survivors brought offerings they would show in order with the names so you could see who brought what. If only 3 survivors brought offerings you could still narrow it down between 2 of them.
Now the offerings are randomized and no longer line up. I made a topic about this as well.
I have no idea if this is a intended change, a new bug or just a coincidence.
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Gonna guess it's because survivors who brought a map offering got tunneled so it's to reduce tunneling based off offering.
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Sad thing. I have to be sure that person trying to send me to Badham / Eyrie / Garden will get the most unpleasant match possible.
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Yes, they can assuming all 4 survivors brought offerings then they are in the same order as the survivors on the hud. For whatever reason behavior wants one side to see offerings, items, and prestiges in the pregame and the other side to not. It is more of a they never thought to fix it situation imo. There is no good argument a killer can see things like items in the pregame so they can counter them with perks.
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I mean yeah they want to give you the most unpleasant match posible so its only fair. Shame now you cannot just target the one that was doing it, you have to target the whole team only to get to them, so 3 people pay for one, altho many times its a swf so it wont make a difference.
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I still find it pretty obvious which survivor brings the offering—assuming they brought it for the competitive advantage.
Survivors who bring map offerings often play/path more intentionally, and have an air of confidence about them.
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If someone brings a map offering, I guess I'll just have to kill everyone now just to make sure I got the right Survivor. I hate map offerings with a passion.
In my Survivor games, it did seem like Killers were being nastier than usual if a map offering was in play and I guess now I know why.
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It's funny but I never gave much thought into that… but most of the Survivors that did bring a Map offering were the first to die or they would live long enough to see the other 3 Survivors die… and it's the same for those Survivors that bring a hatch offering
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Not often it's because they want to give you bad match but because they want to have good match maybe they had bad ones before where killer gave them unpleasant experience. Now many maps have been changed to have less pallets and loops too so they might just not want to always play on bad map either. Killers bring lot of map offerings too so not like survivors are the only ones.
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There are a good argument. It is one player against four, killer need some pre game advantages. And the reason why survivors can't see the killer is pretty obvious, Survivors would make builds around the killers they're going to face and that would be unfair. For example all survivors equiping Calm Spirit if they see they're going to face the Doctor.
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Sometimes yeah, you can say with confidence that this buddy took offering, sometimes it's just awful player which want to be carried by map / dh / styptic / adren, because he's terrible in chase. Otz's rule in action too.
And at least 50% map offerings bring swf along with all most broken stuff, so i can't do anything about guys want to play easy mode anyway.0 -
The entire game is balanced around it being 1v4. The fact that there is 4 survivors and only 1 killer is the weakest argument this forum may have every seen.
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Is the best argument in an asymetric game period.
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They made it random recently didn’t they?
I don't think you can see it anymore.
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Well if I can't know which survivior sent me to a map and make this game miserable for that person then I have to make it miserable for everyone… unlucky
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Welp, what's a bit of collateral damage among friends, eh? Now they'll all bleed out on the ground.
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