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Why is this game so unfair and unfun to play as killer
I legit can’t go one game where survivors body block, gen rush, loop me for 5 gens, and just straight up being toxic like I feel like I wasted all my money in this game and can’t have fun. My rank is the lowest it can be and I can’t get any kills the Mmr sucks in this game why does the killer vault speed in this game have to be so slow it’s a killer THEY ARE MEANT TO KILL NOT TO JUST CHASE AROUND.
I regret spending money on this game just to not have fun
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Killer is the easiest it has ever been. You need to learn when to drop chases. You want to see unfair go play soloq survivor. Rank means nothing, it resets every month on the 13th and only gives you bp. if your losing as badly as you say you are then your mmr is not the problem.
You need to learn when to drop chase, if a survivor is looping you that hard stop chasing them and go to one of the other 3, there is always a weak link expose it and you can use to put pressure on the team. if a survivor is trying to bait you into chasing them absolutely do not fall for it. Never let them lead you to strong tiles. Never let them lead you away from generators, in fact never let them lead you anywhere.
if you're just starting it will take awhile, but your in control of the chase put them into unfavorable positions by switching up the mind games. Don't let them control the chase, ever.
you got this do not give up.
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If Survivor is so easy, get 8/10 3E+ in a row. It shouldn't be difficult. You get 2 losses to pad your stats, so if someone DCed or Kobe'd out of the match then you surely would still be able to win all the rest.
The true problem is you probably just reached topcap MMR. You no longer can crutch on tunneling the 40 Survivor in a match with 40/45/55/60 MMR Survs, and you as the 50 MMR Killer. Now you are the 75 Killer (the bottom of the topcap) going against a best case 75/75/75/75. Intentionally 8 hook before your first kill, and you will have trained yourself to only win when you can beat the best Survivor in the match. Then you will win (nearly) every match even with meme perks.
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There's an event going on right now so the normal mode is filled with sweatlords more than usual at the moment.
Killer is the power role in low MMRs, but as you get higher the game does end up being quite survivor-sided. If you're new, chances are you're just a victim of the crappy matchmaking right now due to the lower player population, or you might be playing against groups where one person is a much higher skill level than the others.
Learn the tiles the best you can but also just expect you're going to lose plenty of games. I still do, that's for sure.
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I very rarely say this but…. skill issue.
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This is true. At lower MMR, it's killer sided. Around mid MMR, it's roughly balanced. At high MMR, it's survivor sided. If you're new, you're in this awkward area where the game is trying to figure out where to place you in MMR. You'll get some rough patches here and there until you settle. However, as you go up in MMR, it will get more and more difficult as killer - that's where you're less likely to be handed some easier kills and you'll need to use your killer experience to overcome that. On paper, survivors have everything they need to always win. However, not many players have THAT much experience to use everything they have effectively 100% of the time. At higher MMR, the game ends up coming down to the killer needing to capitalize on survivors making mistakes. Essentially, if survivors never made mistakes, they'd always win. If killers never make mistakes, they can still lose. The trick is taking advantage of when survivors DO make mistakes (and they will). Once you eliminate a survivor, then the match starts to swing more in your favor. Focus on map knowledge and mindgames, and you'll be far more likely to put survivors into a position where they start making mistakes.
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