goodkitttcat01

As someone that uses only Claudette as my survivor, I use empathy to help keep an awareness of where my teammates are and NOT run towards them with our resident stabby friend. In the case I end up doing so, I will turn and run back the other way passed the killer to lead them off, though I usually just get downed a…

If the game really cared about killers being able to locate people by something as small as the sound of breathing or footsteps, then maybe the killers wouldnt make sounds and footsteps that were so loud to themselves or make visuals such a large part of the game. And I'd agree that being able to move while the killer is…

Havent really had that on Macmillan. But Saloon definitely. I almost feel bad doing it sometimes but it's basically the only good hiding spots. I've been expecting them to change the plants since that map came out.

I get that it's meant to keep you from sitting doing nothing (TheClownIsKing, I was talking about AFK crows. I rarely see killers without Spies care about crows). And if you're standing doing nothing, or hanging out watching your team die, then yes, you deserve crows. But really, the best option is never "accept a chase"…

I just desperately try to make sure he doesnt see me. And only watch him through the edges of the screen. It only reveals him if hes in the center area. But reveal makes it hard to play him. I also just suck as a killer

I sometimes enjoy the challenge of unhooking a survivor being face camped. Sneak up and hide against the killers legs (a lot of people tend not to look down) and unhook as soon as they turn around.