For the killer players out there.

Yeah agreed, and I'm saying that as someone who has DCed maybe ten times in thousands of matches, and one of those was loading onto Badham as Dredge during the map weighting and just noping out immediately.

It really is a shame cause you can tell a ton of work was put into it, but every time I play on it, whether killer or survivor, I feel like I'm losing to the map over anything else.

It's big. That's really all the map has going it for as a survivor player. So it's good for gen spacing, but actual loops are not good.

The map isnt even that big. It just feels way bigger than it is, because it is so long-winded. You are not able to cross the map easily, which makes the traveling distance longer, even if the map is not big itself.

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This is something I said from the start. Once the honeymoon phase is over and people stop saying "OMG IT IS SO PRETTY BEST MAP IN DBD UWU", they will see that the map is really bad. And it is bad for both sides, I think the majority of players regardless which role they play dont really have fun. Aside from Stealth Killers, the map sucks for basically every Killer. And aside from very few God Pallets, the loop on the map are way too short to be used.

I don't hate it. Its the same level as most maps. Its not good its not bad its just there as a map.

I would even say I do like it as I see it as indoor map and I like playing on indoor maps.

Not at all. It looks pretty, but I don't like it from a gameplay standpoint as either role.

• The colour palette is dazzling and makes auras, scratch marks, and gameplay elements hard to make out.
• The pallets on this map are not well designed. Very few of them are actually playable or interesting. They're either god pallets, or pallets so weak that they're only useful for predropping. The only area that has what I'd consider to be "playable" pallets is the market area. The rest of the map is very barren with a couple of God pallets sprinkled in, so as a Survivor you're better off hiding or holding distance instead of trying to loop — neither of which are very fun.
• As a Killer you spend the whole game playing catch up because Survivors don't feel comfortable engaging with you close-up on this map — likely because the windows and pallets are all so unconventional. The loops don't play intuitively like any of the "common" tiles players are used to and they can be hard to find. Personally, I try my best to avoid being found on this map at all because I am not confident in my ability to loop on it, whereas on any other map I'm very confident in taking chase. I've tried to practice it but I just cannot make heads or tails of this map's resources.
• This design of Killer shack is probably the worst variation we've ever seen. The cut-away corners and pillars make it needlessly difficult for a lot of the roster to use their powers around. Like the rest of the map, it looks pretty, but it's not good for gameplay.
• The map takes ages to navigate. Moving from one corner to the other to rescue a teammate or patrol generators is SUCH a time sink.
• Totems are impossible to find without something to show their auras. Going up against Hex builds on this map is a nuisance if someone didn't bring Sharpened Flint or something.

I really, really want to like this map because it looks so cool and unique, but I just don't enjoy it currently.

It usually depends on what killer I play but I think it's okay not bad not great just okay and it's a unique map so I'm all for it

It very matchmaking dependent. If I'm against middle to lower-skill survivors, then generally it's a pretty okay map because they'll almost always wedge themselves at one of the many abysmal 50/50 pallets through the map.

If I'm against good survivors that know the map and where to go, it's possibly the most frustrating map in the game.