I have little experience hamster maxxing but I do have ferretmaxxing under my belt.

chucky with a stealth build works, but you have to play a hit and run style. Pop out from behind walls then run to cover again before striking from the other side.

So, I would say that Hamstermaxxing should be achieved by using a Demogorgon or Xenomorph, since hamsters make their own burrows, or repurpose existing burrows of other animals. I'd probably say the Xenomorph fits better, because Hamsters spend most of their time in burrows, so too a Xenomorph could spend more time in the tunnels, listening out for Survivors before pouncing.

They are solitary animals, and will fight fiercely with any other hamster to the death often. Therefore, any perk or add-on that reduces attack or power cooldowns is a must.

Hamsters also carry their food great distances, so I would have to say Iron Grip and Agitation would need to be a part of the build.

These little guys also like to feel comfortable in enclosed conditions. Therefore, consider perks that restrict where players can go such as Hex:Crowd Control or Cruel Limits to encourage that warm, cozy feeling.

Finally, bring an Ebony Mori every time. A dark fact about Hamsters is that they are known to sometimes to resort to cannibalism, especially when it comes to their young. Therefore, the munchies are important.

So, there are some ideas for hamstermaxxing to consider. They may be cute, but do not forget they are still capable and - as with all animals - have their dark sides.

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She’ll scutter around the map, bite when she wants and will play with traps :)

And she likes a good stroke and boop of course!

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