Question: Does anyone think this is a good build for survivors for being stealthy and escaping?
My current build is Bond, Spine Chill, Sprint Burst, and Urban Evasion.
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Although I like to switch up my build to try out different playing styles and roles within the match, common perks that I use for stealthy escapes would be...
Iron Will, Bond, Spine Chill and an exhaustion perk.
If I had to pick one for stealth, it would be Iron Will!
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Seems pretty good all around. For me personally I would replace Spine Chill with Alert.
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I never play survivors without Bond and Spine Chill, they are too useful.
I've been having a lot of success with those plus Alert and Distortion. Alert is SUPER undervalued (it gives a mapwide no-cooldown aura notification every time the killer performs a common action, that's SO useful), and Distortion is constantly feeding you information whether it is losing charges or not (and makes clear what actions are safe and how aggressive you can be in specific circumstances).
I sometimes do feel the pain of not having an exhaustion perk, but this build lets me get away with a lot of risky plays, and stay on-point with gen repairs when the killer is chasing someone.
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Not a bad stealth build, indeed.
I personally like calm spirit, urban evasion, spine chill, (Iron will, which I trade out with a supplement perk as needed.)
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I use spine chill, sprint burst, adrenaline and Q&Q
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I always go for the stealth play as survivors, killers can't hit what they can't find.
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I use spine chill, alert, Either balanced landing or lithe (Incase I get in a chase), and either Self care, bond, empathy, or urban evasion.
A good stealth build normal has 1-2 detection or aura reading perks, one perk to move away from the killer (sprint burst (other exhaustion perk work as well but sprint burst will work on every map and good and almost every scenario. Plus is just a good perk) or urban evasion), and one perk that you feel will work well. Like if you don’t want to bring a med kit self care.
Empathy is good because if you are paying attention the moment a survivor is injured you can tell about where the killer is. You can also tell when a injured survivor gets out a chase.
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Thanks for the responses and feedback everyone! Really helped👍
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A really dope build to really have that dissappear effect:
-Quick & Quiet
-Lithe
-Dance With Me
-(Interchangeable depending on your play style)
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I think I am definitely gonna try this build out. I'll replace my self care with iron will and see how it goes
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Personally, I find Premonition more useful if you’re trying to avoid the killer. Lets you know when you’re looking their direction, only drawback is the cooldown.
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Bond, Iron Will, Spine Chill and Adrenaline would be good too. Dead Hard or Balance Landing also works if you don't want either Iron Will or Adrenaline. Technician is pretty good if repairing in a group and the killer chases after the other person. Or if your character model is harder to spot right away.
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Spine Chill lets you know when killer is looking in your direction, and also gives additional speed up when active. If the killer is busy in chase, I try to do objective close so I can get a boost 🙂
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You can't stealth for killers. They have about 10-15 perks to find you, plus marks and sounds. Improve the pallet's skills
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I'm actually gonna try this build out (I'm just gonna replace adrenaline with sprint burst or balanced landing). Thanks for help👍!
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Iron Will is the single best stealth perk, hands down. Definitely worth leveling up Jake for it if you don't have it already.
I played very immersive and stealthy for the first couple hundred hours in the game, when I got iron will my rank got a lot better. I don't play as stealthy these days because I like being in chases - I use the standard meta perks mostly, DS, adrenaline, dead hard, etc. -- but still find room for Iron Will sometimes. It will save you so much.
Try dropping urban. I know it seems really good, but after a while of not playing with it you will learn that you can line-of-sight and sneak around 99% just as well without it.
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