Anyone else feel like teabaggers stayed shorter during the event?
Title. I don't know if it's my imagination, but when the event was taking place, endgame teabaggers ended up staying a lot shorter than before/after the event. Maybe it's because the Killer actually had something to do to gain points? Let me know what you've experienced.
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I find it always true - event outside of the events - that wandering around the map to do whatever when you know there are survivors waiting in the exit gate to teabag you is the best way to get them to leave ASAP. You handle them like an immature child trying to get attention - they will quickly get bored when you ignore them. The event was nice because there were a lot of ways to get more BP while wandering the map in endgame.
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During the event they stayed for about 10 seconds at most, but after the event I'm getting groups staying >half the EGC just to teabag in the gates. Could be anecdotal, since I rarely get any games without teabagging anyway.
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I usually don't get these guys, and when I do I just ignore them. They often just leave or they get curious, come closer, and damn themselves to a quick death.
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Could be that teabaggers knew they were just giving the killer a chance to collect pumpkins, but I did have a lot of survivors waiting out the EGC because they wanted me to watch them drop a smoke bomb and disappear into it.
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