Play both sides and the game gets way less salty...
It has something to do with understanding what a survivor has to do or why they are doing things a certain way, also why a killer acts the way they do and all that they have to go through.
You can still main one side or the other, but having a balance between both makes for a full and enriching game experience.
That's it....just saying. If all you do is play one side, you are pretty much tunneling yourself towards getting upset and thinking things aren't fair.
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If you also play both sides, you can use how you play from the opposing side to help you on the side you're playing on.
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When I play survivor too long, I get really bad at looping and time management. Maybe too salty from dying constantly or just getting ignorant. Once I switch it up and get to 1 million bp using killer I am much more mindful of the killer's mindset and much more aware of what the killer is trying to do. This is probably due to the fact that I have it refreshed in my mind that I can capitalize on the killer's mistakes and that if the killer catches my mistake I'm dead. I also like hearing thanks from survivors when I give them the hatch for playing well/respectfully/respectably.
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I used to hate survivors with a passion. Like every pallet stun fueled my delusions that every survivor was toxic. But then I started to play survivor more, because red rank killer was so difficult. This led me to experience tons of toxicity from killers, which helped me sympathize with survivors. Plus as I got better at looping, so did I get better at countering loops as killer. Playing both sides is super eye opening on multiple levels. Playing one without the other is like driving a car with one hand exclusively; steering, shifting gears, and using the radio is certainly *possible* with one hand, but using both is better for obvious reasons.
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Well said. People will say "Yeah, but I don't enjoy playing survivor/killer" and that's fine. Play however you want. But you can't expect to have a full understanding and appreciation of the game and its balance unless you play both sides and experience things for yourself.
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