Killer behaviour is appalling during events
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Clown.
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Ah yes finding 1000 reasons to say the killer is not tunneling, then play "it's not my responsibility" card.
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So by that logic the killer must ignore the last survivor that got unhooked. Even if that survivor actively impeeds the killer from hunting other survivors.
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You know you could just say I'm making that list up instead of this
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I'm not saying that because I don't believe it's made up. You believed that you or someone on your team was tunneled. I just want to know what you personally consider tunneling so I can compare it to what I believe to be tunneling.
The dbd community does not have a single definition of tunneling so to understand each other's point we must have some reference to go by.
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And on top of that, they made the tome with a challenge you HAVE to escape in order to go further in the tome. Great idea to do that in a place where you only can bypass by being forced to play killer.
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To answer your question, not at all. If the unhooked survivor tries to bodyblock he's provoking the killer to go after them again. The same thing if the unhooker hides by not taking chase. What I'm talking about is the killer going after that unhooked survivor even if other survivors try to bodyblock/the unhooked survivor starts prerunning away and not healing under the hook. It is a problem in chaos shuffle because the survivor has no anti tunneling perks
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I've seen people call things by names they don't understand. It's always this that or the other. If I'm a piss poor player who could't win a game to save my life then I'll just cry about it on a forum because that is what I am used to, it's the easiest thing to do.
None of these things happen to players who can actually play the game. Not my responsibility btw.
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Thanks, that view does align more with mine..
I had to ask because I've seen survivors complain about tunneling even after two other survivors are hooked.
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I noticed some people are saying this is a problem too and definitely considered tunneling. There are some subtleties here though.
If you go to look for another survivor, spend time and effort to track someone down, and find the last person you hooked long after they've been off-hook, probably got healed, I'd say it's not necessarily tunneling to hook them again.
Having said that, if it's early in the match and you specifically break chase or focus intentionally only on that one person, that's tunneling, even if it wasn't straight off-hook.
Personally, if I down someone I just hooked or who's having a bad match, and it's still early in the game, I'll leave them slugged. That gives me the pressure of having them off of gens, pulls someone off to go heal them, and lets me chase someone else in the meantime, all while that one person doesn't get another hook state and gets to stay on the game. If it's late game, I don't mind so much from the survivor or killer perspective.
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I mean yeah it's BHVR's responsibility. But you like the attention with these posts don't you?
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You mean the 5 people who actually read these threads? I could not care any less. And that is why I am telling you how I see it, and I've seen it a million times.
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Brother you say you don't care but made walls of text and posts with "I bleed out survivors XD"
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What's even your point here? Did you even read that post you are referring to?
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this is why I stick to normal queue dueling events. I’m chilling as Pyramid head with the normal survivors.
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I leave them slugged as well but now we are in the "killer slugging" complaint thread territory.
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