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I see, thank you!

Idk, it just seems kind of unfair since the killer has no way to play around it other than taking the risk. So I was wondering if it might be considered an error in game design.

I actually use headphones when I play too but I still find it useful to adjust my volume as described. Granted, mine aren't noise cancelling nor do I always play in a quiet environment so that probably contributes to it. Thanks for your response!

Ok, thank you!

Yeah but you only get the bonus upon being dropped right? So when the killer picked me up while my wiggle progress was less than 100%, my understanding is that I shouldn't have wiggled free immediately unless they immediately tried to drop me right after picking me up.

I did start a few chases, but most of the time I just focused on kicking the gens. One of the survivors had Sprintburst, shack, and another nearby area that looked like it might be pretty strong, so I mostly just ignored her since I didn't think I could catch her efficiently at all. The other two who were focusing on the…

Wow, this is all really good advice and insight, thank you so much again!

Hi, thank you so much for your comment, I found it really helpful and informative. Honestly, I'm trying to be as unbiased towards myself as possible in my account to ensure fair judgement from everyone here, so if I sound like I was the survivor in this scenario then yeah that's probably why lol. Thanks for taking the time…

Second reply since my first one got deleted when I tried to edit it I get what you're saying, and it makes a lot of sense, but I don't know if it could have worked for them with the Doctor build I had. For instance, Surveillance made it impossible for them to touch a gen without me noticing and going back to defend it. And…

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Well it's not really fair to say I attempted to down them either. Most of the time I would go up to the generator to kick it, and the survivors on it would run off, but I would just ignore them to go patrol the other gens, or stay nearby to use my perks and abilities (Static Blast, Overcharge, Unnerving Presence,…

Well it wasn't just about ending it quickly. Like at one point, I started chasing a Steve and I hit him, but I was scared that even if I downed him in the next 5-10 seconds or so, which I think I could have iirc, I would end up losing the gen. So I dropped chase to go back and defend them. And when I finally committed to…

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Honestly I'm not sure how long it went on. Part of me feels like it wasn't too much longer than 10 minutes(which is the xp/time cap iirc), if it was even more than that at all, but I'm worried that it was longer than I realized. The reason I'm unsure is because many times I've had matches that felt really long but then it…

Ah, yes, I found the comment you refer to I think. Well I did start chases as part of the gen defense, but I didn't really commit for a while, since I felt like if I did, it would take too long and the gen would get done. Like one time I just hit them and dropped chase, another time I just dropped chase immediately as I…

That's the thing though, I'm not sure if they could have won if I didn't commit to chasing. What with all the static blasts and gen kicking and Surveillance usage, it really felt like a stalemate. Though maybe it didn't last long enough for me to be sure about that?

Honestly I'm not sure how long I dragged the match out. I feel like I've had longer matches before, but I don't want to be too confident about that given the nature of the situation.

In fairness I did immediately identify the three gen at the start, and was kind of holding the location for the whole match (chasing and hooking nearby, ignoring the other side of the map).

Thanks for the answers everyone! Also just to clarify, would spam vaulting a window or keeping it blocked with bamboozle also fall under the same rules as bodyblocking? Like it's okay to do it strategically but not if it's holding the game hostage, e.g, the rooms in Dead Dawg Saloon's main building where the only way in or…

Thanks for the advice. Unfortunately I can't play PTB (I'm from Epic Games), but I'll definitely remember to be more careful in live game.

Yeah but I mean the act of checking for a bug itself. I'm just worried that it's similar to attempting to exploit. Edit: I mean, technically I think it kind of is attempting to exploit, but at the same time it feels different since I didn't even know if it was an exploit, and I didn't want it to be either.