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That would be a good explanation for the T and L walls that seem to show up everywhere, no matter what the environment is.

Bro that was sarcastic

That would make it almost completely impossible for killers to catch a survivor on maps like Haddonfield, which already contain SUCH strong loops.

Dude tracking survivors is easy, especially with scratch marks, sound notifications, and blood trails. If you couldn't track them, that's on you.

Dwight tbh. I just think he's a cute little guy. Plus you can always use other survivor's perks on him, so the perks don't really give a big reason to favor one survivor over another.

When killers stop proxy camping and slugging, I'll stop bum-rushing gens.

Okay but tbh... I don't play survivor but pre running is a viable strategy

I'm not super educated on any perks having to do with dropping down or vaulting speed but I've never seen a player do that before.

I'm not saying I was playing against a terrific killer. You don't have to get so up in arms about it though, I'm just saying the game clearly wasn't over because I finished it. It was a Hillbilly. Them closing the hatch wouldn't have done anything if I wasn't going to go for it in the first place, which I wasn't. Because…

Nah. I played a match yesterday where I was the last survivor with 3 gens left. I hunkered down at the edges of the map and evaded the killer to finish my gens, and popped the exit gate by myself. I won't lie, I didn't really think it would work out but it did. The game isn't over for sure unless you've been hooked and…

My only issue with keys is the fact that unless you can find the hatch, there's not really a time in which they're useful. But when you know exactly where the hatch is, THEN they actually work out. It's really rare though, and I agree I think I should be able to find toolboxes and medkits way more often than a key that is…