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It's all good. Any discussion where it's not a screaming contest is overly welcome. I get what you mean though.
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My only real issue is with the last part. If the game is supposed to be fun for all parties involved, then clearly you have to be able handle what gets dished out. Yes there are toxic killers who's sole enjoyment is ruining any particular players experience, but there's also survivors who do it. There's a possible reason…
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Thats more of a double standard. "We can, but they can't." C'mon, really? It can be used creatively on both sides. Survivors might do it to protect someone and killers will use it to prevent something. These ideas that there's some kind of set of do's and dont's is despicable. The only parameters to how you have to play…
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Thats gonna become a real mess. You might want to fully think through all the ramifications of anything that gets suggested. So now, you automatically get up after 15 seconds. Well, did you ever think that the killer might farm downs? And there's nothing you'd be able to do to stop it. They could walk you halfway to a hook…
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That's almost like saying you have to always be able to counter every killer. It's never going to the case. Even killers sometimes don't have the right perk build for the particular map or survivors. If it happens to them it'll also happen to you. And no, I'm not a main of either. All this BS of sides and having to be…
