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Anyone else escaping MUCH more often in Chaos Shuffle trials?
I’m a solo queue survivor and in the vanilla game mode I probably escape between 25-35% of the time depending on the day. I don’t use meta perks (other than maybe Distortion? Not sure it’s meta but I see it whined about a lot). I’m still playing solo and generally not getting very good perks but have found myself escaping 50-60% of trials in Chaos Shuffle?
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For me it’s been about the same. More casual killers but also more casual teammates so it kinda evened out for me personally.
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I'm escaping through hatch more often ig, but that's cuz NA East servers have this slight issue with ppl not doing gens.
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Probably everyone? There is no surprise, because going against killer without slowdown extremely easy, when your team at least slightly good at the game. Even in soloq killer not always has 4 hooks, when everyone doing well. Not to mention swf. Not to mention swf with all these syringes and bnp bullshit.
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It's weird I'm probably escaping like 2% more then usual on survivor, but when playing killer my win rate went up like 50% been getting connsist 3-4k w trapper on chaos shuffle might just be a stroke of luck but it's odd to me how survivors say there escaping more yet my killers are thriving rn.
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I feel like I'm playing a completely different Chaos Shuffle than everyone else. I've done about 10 games and just about every single one of them has been the killer relentlessly tunneling. Like not even a debatable form of tunneling. They get a down, hover around the hook, and then tunnel off the hook.
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Gen defense is more important than things to help in survivors in chase. U literally win matches off pop/pain res. windows, SB, DH, lithe, etc these strong chase perks isn't mandatory. Outside of DS no survivor perk is mandator to run to win. I'm assuming everyone win rate higher as survivor. My survivor rate up to 45% from 30% and my kill rate still sit around 80% (i rarely use gen defense when playing killers normally anyway). I don't won't go back to normal solo q ever tbh
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Can't say I've noticed any difference, other than an increase in drawn out 5 gen blowouts. I've had several matches that feel like they've been at least 10 minutes long but we are still dead at 5 gens lol
I thought gens would have gone faster but oh well
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It's kinda the same for me honestly, just less needing to stress as killer.
It does highlight optimizing gens is still superior, and survivors not touching gens is still a problem.
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I'm interested to see what you'd gauge your skill to be at, because I'm a high skill survivor and a medium skill killer, and I've been winning way more matches as killer but only a tiny bit more as survivor. There's quite a few as survivor where I'll experience a tunneling/camping killer and braindead teammates, but that makes sense since there's no SBMM.
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Can't say I've noticed I'm escaping more personally, but I have noticed an increased in games ending in a draw. I'm seeing more 2ks than 3 or 4ks. But the killers in said games also haven't been playing aggressively. I've seen some people say they're seeing lots of tunnelling and camping. In my games though, I haven't seen tunnelling but have seen an increase in proxy camping whereby the killer then goes after the unhooker. There'd be more 3 and 4ks if they went after the unhooked but they dont seem to care about that. It's almost like most killers I'm seeing are just playing casually and don't care to chase the 4k. There have been exceptions of course but just in general.
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without meta slows matches end in 3 mins
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I think I have been escaping around 50% of my matches as survivor in Chaos Shuffle. A stark contrast to the measly 20-25% I usually have in normal play
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Not true at all. Well, unless you are facing a comp-level survivor team, but for the most part in my experience, matches have lasted at least 10 minutes on average
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I'd say I'm escaping less overall, but the difference might just be random chance.
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I guess it depends on when and where one plays from
People play differently depending on previous matches, what happened to them that day ETC…
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10 mins... now what's not true at all 4- 5 mins at most if your matches are lasting 10 mins there's a major skill issue on both sides
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Because people play way less efficiency in this mod
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If you reach those times without Slowdowns, it is quite clear that you were relying on them way too much and probably are in an MMR-Range where you clearly dont belong. Because with Gens being done that fast, that means that the Killer was basically AFK the whole game.
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Not really to be honest. What I notice are more Hook Suicides. I dont see them that often in normal gameplay, so it sticked out to me in Chaos Shuffle, probably because the Survivor got Perks they dont like (which raises the question why playing such a fun mode in the first place when you cannot stand getting bad builds…).
But what I see is that players are still sweaty with bringing strong Items, Add Ons, Map Offerings and in general more tunneling. And I guess this is what also puts the escape rates down.
(I have said multiple times that Items, Add Ons and Map Offerings should not be a thing in this mode. This will not make people less sweaty, but them being sweaty has less of an impact. And IMO some people REALLY take this mode too serious… I had a Survivor complain that I got them with NOED in Endgame or a Killer DCing when 2 Gens were done or a Killer complaining that the slugged Survivor got a lucky Hatch escape… Nothing out of the ordinary, but things like this happen and in the end, it should be a fun mode. But all this proves is that an actual casual mode in DBD would not work)
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About 50/50.
Played clown 4 games.
First game got 3k with hatch escape.
Second game 2k.
Third game zero k - gens went so fast it was unbelievable.
Fourth game 2k
So as I said 50/50.
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uhh… well… I probs played around 40 matches and I escaped three. Two through the gate, one through hatch. Could have escaped one more but felt compelled to attempt the rescue. But that still comes out at … less than 10% :kek:
Having a blast on killer though 🤗
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This mode is a real mixed bag for me. When it's fun it's really fun, but I'm also finding it to be the worst possible experience of playing the game (for both sides). Played 3 miserable games today and I'm already calling it a day. Nothing but the sweatiest Killers playing to win with no reasonable match-making happening at all.
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Mind you I'm talking from the survivor side my escape rate has doubled thanks to chaos shuffle talk about MMR all you want ain't gonna matter when the killer gets looped by a decent looper gens fly thanks to slowdowns being nonexistent the big gripe is every killer just tunnels and camps now to get the best value
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Guess why...
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I have been FARMING the survivor achievements I had put off during this event. A killer loading into a bad map with no slowdowns is facing an uphill battle.
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If anything I've had worse experiences. Killers camp / tunnel x100 and teammates seem to play urban evasion simulator more
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Ofc, against people from your skill range its impossible to win without slowdowns
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Matchmaking has me on a 6 game no-escape streak right now as survivor in Chaos Shuffle, so I would answer in the negative with my anecdotal experience.
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