What's your strategy against SWF

accepting my destiny

I don't even look with who I'm playing with,I just try my hardest.

Just learn to play nurse or spirit (easier and on par with nurse) and you'll win every game no matter how good survivors are

Search for their weakest link and exploit them to force other players to take hits for them.

You can only capitalize on survivors' mistakes,and so against an SWF you need to twist their social bonds to force more mistakes.

I generally play the same way against a SWF now. Slug the unhooked and chase the unhooker or visa versa. Leave the unhooked on the ground and place the unhooker on the hook. Find another survivor this puts 4 people out of the game momentarily. Since survivor 4 needs to get the slugged guy.

Who cares if there SWF or not if they cant do anything.

The two things that are effective for me are to first take advantage of altruism. If they are SWF and not super try hards they are going to get that unhook. Learn to take advantage of that. BBQ and Chili is a god send for this as you will know the general location of every one.

Secondly the 3 gen strat. Find the three closest together and easiest to patrol gens. Pay attention also to the areas around the gens. What are the survior routes? Any safe vaults/pallets? What are the Loops? Once you've done that try and control the map pressure to have all other gens done but these three. You still need to be putting people on hooks and going for kills. the balance is not easy to find to be honest and map awareness is key. Once that's done you can defend the gens a lot easier. Hopefully netting a 4k

general perks to use would be anything that slows the game or a location of survivors. BBQ, Hex: Ruin, Dying Light, and Surveillance being my preferred perks for these( I personally dont use them all at once). No One Escapes Death can give you that edge in the end game if they aren't clearing totems.

Hopefully this helps!

Now I'm not the best player here alot of people will probably give you better information and tips. I don't play trapper so i cant help there. Good luck and happy hunting.

Slug it up my man

dodge the lobbies. SWF is just unfair with how cordinated they are, so I just don't bother usually.

The lower you get on the ranks the harder it is. So start using "slow down perks" sloppy butcher and dying light, hex ruin n keep it moving. But even with all that there well be a team that it won't matter. Its 4 v 1.

Gross to be a Billy so bad u need NoeD

You react. No plan survives first contact with the enemy. If you notice they all heal at relatively the same time, they likely congregated somewhere. Start loosening yout patrol and look for places where they could be healing. Just stuff like that.

Comms: hey he's going for me(change targets to confuse messages) , he's kicked the gen let's work on it when he leaves (comes back after 10 seconds), I don't know where he is come get me (really early save made), I'll 99 the gate (slug if gates are closed), he doesn't search lockers (I know you might be more tempted to use them)

I predict what the swf might say in comms to trick them into giving teammates really bad information. I like making them think I have a set of perks which I'm not running.

I will write few tips that may help you @Sleeve :

First, I know you want to reach level 50 with Trapper but try to have Lightborn (Hillbilly) as a teachable before that, it will make your life easier when you are facing SWF teams and flashlights solo users as well.

There are a few infinites loops. If you are facing a SWF team and a survivor is going there then I'ld recommend you to loss the chase and look for another survivor.

Turn before picking a survivor (this way you avoid some flashlights saves and you force them to deplete the flashlight), if possible facing a wall/object .

Act like everybody is running Dead Hard. Mean if they are Injured, walk until you're close to them in order to hit them.

Act like everybody is running Borrowed Time, if something looks too good to be true (a survivor rescuing closer to you) it's because it is. Go for the unhooker... or you can start the chase with the unhooked and wait until you have Bloodlust tier I in order to hit them.

If there is a survivor blinding you while destroying a pallet and you haven't Lightborn, stop chasing him/her, he/she only wants to entertain you.

This is a bit hard to do but it's a good strategy if you perform it well.

If there is a flashlight user that failed to do a save, and they run borrowed time as well, it's probable that they will chase you.When you're walking to a hook, try to look slighty to his side and go back to where you was looking. When you turn, they will turn on their flashlight trying to blind you so in that way you're forcing them to deplete that flashlight but BE CAREFUL about the survivor you're carrying and don't spend much time, because they are struggling and will free from your grasp. You can be more relaxed if you have Iron Grasp.

That's all what I have to tell at the moment.