Multiple gens popping at the same time is almost as infuriating as getting to an appointment early and having to wait an hour cause the other person is late
@@GuidoPerico-rh2uydeadlock seems to never work for me because the perk always proc’s on a gen thats 10-20% meanwhile survs are rushing a gen on the other end of the map
@@psylina If the survivors are smart, as soon as the first deadlock happens, they will keep 1 gen at around 90% to eat all the rest of the deadlocks, and then finish that gen last.
Honestly it surprised me how much info we can miss on a match. This video is really informative, and with interesting takes regarding your gameplay. Of course they are all hypothetical!
I get that the takeaway here is most "unwinnable" matches are really just a skill issue, but it doesn't help the game's case to be saying shit like "I could've saved an extra 4 seconds" in a "Casual" game that has RNG fighting against you just as much as the other team and the Invisible clock represented by gens.
I feel like this is half of my games on certain killers, gens just fly. Feels like the only way to win as killer is if you can manage to get two hooks before one gen pops and when you play a killer with no map pressure it feels it was over before it even began sometimes. Some survivor squads are so optimal with how they play there seems to be little to no chance of winning sometimes.
3:47 could've been a two rush hit as well. As soon as you hear the window vault, you had the opportunity to rush and bump into the shed and either get a free hit immediately, or be able to catch up to her if she had Lither or smth. 7:31 was also a free rush that could've saved a few seconds, bump into the house, then line up the hit. Video has a great message though. A very important thing that a lot of people need to realise.
I’ve played a lot more casual with my killers but this advice is still really helpful. Never thought to record my own games for some reason. Thanks for sharing Mr. Whale
I think one of the most important thing to do as killer is to commit in a chase you feel comfortable to do before doing anything. The fact you went for nancy, then the jill, and so on is what made those gens feel like time went so fast
Awsome video. And it was really cool to see a blight analysis video, I am a retired blight main who wants to get back into the game and this was really informative.
I have Blight and several other I bought because of the sale. Blight looks frustrating. But then I don't play Nurse either for the same reason. I always get owned. So, I haven't tried him yet. It's cool to see good players analyze their gameplay, though. Very helpful. Thanks!
You can’t get better if you don’t try, let your ego die temporarily so that it can be reborn anew and stronger. The few games of suffering and seeing “Entity Displeased” while they teabag and flashlight spam in the gates will be outnumbered by the endless stream of savory survivor tears in the end game once you have a good grasp of Blight. Just like with all things in life you have to start somewhere. At one point all you knew how to do was suck a tiddy, shit your pants, vomit, and cry. Man is both the marble and the sculptor and cannot remake himself without great suffering.
It really might sound like a very generic advice, but it is really a good one, talking from experience. Just be patient and give yourself a time to adapt. Eventually you'll understand basic bump logic and you will start to destroy even good survivors. I started from only doing daily challenges on him because I thought he is very frustrating too. But now Im very confident with him, and it didnt even took an astronomical number of hours to learn. My next step is to really understand some hitboxes, especially stupid ones like an entirety of Red Forest (god I hate those trees), or doorways. I also watch LilithOmen and it helps to learn what plays I can do in certain situations (I hope I will not become a Shadowborn addict tho)
I mean I always say the first two gens are free, especially when they are split. I often get the most pressure at three gens. Even with a fast first chase , and immediately pressuring another survivor. But yeah. If I lose my first two gens esp 3 , I will tunnel or camp. Or pretty much anytime I need pressure. Unfortunately survivors don’t play killer enough to understand when you’re losing and want to win too, you have to play a certain way.
The game IS survivor sided. All but a small handful of the maps in the game favor survivors, some more so than others, but in matches where you have a killer who brings the absolute best stuff avalible vs a premade team with the best stuff available + the map of their choice you are almost guaranteed to lose on any killer except for maybe 3 of them.
I had a similar game ones as Wraith on Ormond where 4 gens popt when I had my first down, but somehow I managed to get so much prechure with make your choise and one mistake on the survivor side that it turned out to be a 4K with no slowdown perks. But I had a massive headache after the match because it was so stressful. (Sorry for my Writing mistakes Englisch isn’t my first language)
I would not be any better, but I think the biggest issue was that you kept eating pallets to the face. The first two times you went for swings that would clearly miss. Regardless, nice attempt to get better at blight and nice video!
3 Gen is the Meta for killer. The 3 Gen killers are all S tier. The checklist for a 3 gen killer, Is being able to get to each of the gens fast and / or Doing long range damage with abilities. So, Freddy / Knight / Singularity, As examples
@@e.c.3426 I play eerie. There is rng that 3 gens spawn within 5 seconds of movement between them. I don't tunnel anyone. I move between the 3 as Freddy / Knight / Singularity... And take the hour long win, Or have them give up. I literally camp them at the start, And I have never lost with that rng on the gens. In Fact, I haven't lost a single eerie game as Freddy after 800 matches
LOL freddy, knight, singularity S tier lmao... Bruh even if you can win on eerie which I doubt against a good team with those killers, that's 1 map out of however many lol.
I always like to remember one big mistake from one survivor can cost their whole team the match especially if the mistake is made early enough into the match
Survivor is much more forgiving than killer even a small mistake as killer can cost the game and survivor isn't really like that its just about efficiency.
Tbh, I was watching with a mind of decision making in each situation, and it was basically what I would have done. There were even a couple of moments I didn't even see what you saw... and I fell for every single one of those jukes too xD When I get smoked by a getting say to myself, "Yikes... these guys are monster survivors... Well, at least that's an MMR drop... thank god" Main thing to remember with a game like this is if you're getting tilted, stop and take a break.
I do think overall the game is survivor sided, however it is Killer sided to get atleast ONE kill no matter what. If you don't then you just lost outright
The threat of this happening is exactly why I prioritize guarding generators over committing to a chase. The longer it takes for gens to be repaired the more opportunities I will have to get hooks. Also it's why I always bring Deadlock.
Ya but your gonna have to commit to some chases, you can't just camp gens and expect to win. That only really works with certain killers and a tight 3 gen and multiple slowdown perks.
Even if you did fix the major mistakes like the failed flick or moonwalked, this game simply wasnt winable. You perhaps could have gotten one kill. But as we know, one kill is still a loss.
@@darkchicken7389 The point being, a killer wasting about 10% of their time in the match shouldn't have the kind of consequences it does? That's all I took from this in a general, overall game sense. Mistakes were made by a very mobile killer, survivors appeared to have played perfectly and high probability 3 get out even if killer mistakes were reduced.
At 2 minutes, I wouldn't worry too much about the trees because sometimes there are trees you slide off of (the thicker ones on macmillan, red forest, and yamoaka) and it can be rng as to which side has collision. With that said thinner trees like that one are usually reliable but just wanted to let you know.
This game is literally a 4v1. There is no argument anyone can make to suggest it is not survivor sided 😂 and that’s how it is supposed to be. I complain about it too but you cannot try and tell people survivors don’t have a huge advantage lmao especially if it’s an actual team of 4 people communicating over voice chat. That’s why tunneling and slugging are perfectly viable strategies and are almost necessary in most higher level games. If you try and 12 hook every game as killer you are going to lose way more often then you win. That’s just a fact.
Not to mention, there are 5 or more survivor sided maps I can think of with very strong loops and pallets. There are only 3 killer sided maps. RPD, midwich, and wreckers yard. All I’m saying is, there is a good reason so many killers complain that this game gives a heavy advantage to survivors. Beyond just skill issues.
The 3 gens after 1st chase is something i see happen as survivor a lot and i kinda feel bad but literally all i did was hop on a gen alone. Definitely feels worse as killer but a lot of the time i will still get 2-3 kills regardless which makes me think that it doesn't really matter as much when this happens.
blight is so hard man. as a hag/plague/artist player I feel like I will never ever be able to play Billy or blight.. maybe nurse, but wow blight looks impossible and frustrating
Dude don’t apply m1 killer logic to blight , if survivor goes into a strong structure don’t drop chase immediately blight doesn’t give a damn about strength of a structure even if you get looped to hell you’ll learn how to play that structure
The game is not survivors or killer sided. It's perks sided, no good perks? You are for a bad time. The other side have shit ones a easy win. PS I know thats its not 100% off the time about perks, with map, add-ons, etc. What I want to say with that is strong perks are stupid strong compared to bad one. Also the power gaps between meta and non-meta in this game is one of the biggest I never see.
I agree with the sentiment that games aren’t usually actually unwinnable, but it seems absurd how many games even a top tier killer has to play so near perfectly.
To me, that's what this video highlights in my experience, completely opposite takeaway from his closing statement of "git good", cause even if you did, the trial could have easily played out in the exact same manner, and there's a plethora of videos showcasing that from extremely experienced killers. When you're including in an analysis how you wasted 17 seconds (about 5% of the total trial time) and how much of an impact that has on the outcome, it inherently means there's a balance issue. For killers, a trial comes down to one thing, every instance - time. That's why slowdown perks rise to the top in popularity, they can help make up the time deficit killers start every trial with. Without slowdown perks, you need to get lucky, hope survivors make so many mistakes they cannot recover, or be going against less skilled survivors. And that's the winning formula for a DbD killer, minus some exceptions of course.
@@Inacurate playing killer can feel very unforgiving, one bad starting chase and the game feels doomed, but good killers dominate just as much as swf's dominate, i've played both sides and had matches against survivors that i just couldn't hook the whole match, and had 3 min matches against nurses that made the chasing part of this game non-existent. I think the game has too much variety to be completely balanced, this game can't be balanced because nurse and trapper exist at the same time, and that's fine imo the game would be boring if every killer was equal and every perk brought about the same usefulness, average just feels boring, of course i'm glad that a lot of things that would break the game were patched out but i don't think this game has a way to reach balance.
@@muysli.y1855 Just because it's skill based doesn't make it balanced, and if it were 100% skill based it would be worse off for it since survivors would consequentially have no agency.
Bear in mind that killers like blight and nurse are high skill ceiling. They are also all about the chase. No built in slowdown, no info, no map control (blight has good mobility for sure but it's a bit different), of course if you misplay with these killers you're gonna have a rough time, especially against this kind of team. It is however fair to say that a game like this would probably not be winnable for a killer like trapper, unless a huge mistake from survs that lead to snowball
I really liked this analysis. The best thing you can do is always think about what you can do better. Blaming others instead of looking inward is the easiest way to get tilted and never improve. Banger vid as always
Honestly the best thing here 3:50 you could have done is just immediately rush when you round the corner despite if the fence spawned like that or not (because it also has a chance to spawn one of the playground tiles after it).It’s a gamble play but you would have zoned her from literally everything. She couldn’t even be able to do the one tech I forgot the name of to try and stand in your way first rush to make you miss an object because the fence was so long.
I understand that yes it’s not an impossible game for killers. But it’s not fun when you go against a squad of survivors who are JUST decent at the game. What bothers me most about DBD is the lack of skill required to actually play survivor. Yes there are some skillful things survivors can do but a 8 year old can sit on gens and do skill checks. Nurse and Blight are the only characters I would say make it killer sided somewhat but it can still be difficult. If the survivor is at least good m1 killers don’t have much of a chance securing a win. It’s mostly based on survivor making mistakes. There are a lot more factors on why that could be the case. It may be map size it could be because pallets are too safe. But the DBD devs handle the game poorly really catering to survivor mains. I mean they released a perk that gives you 3% speed and thought it was ok.
That's the exact problem... You have to be a god as a killer the whole game during while survivor can just be decent for a few minutes and it will be ez win for them... the win just relies on survivors being bad and not you being good.
Always remember, everybody, that survivors are at their strongest when the game just starts. 3 gens popping is not only very common but it doesn't mean the match is over.
No man, they had a completed gen the whole time ready to pop in order to never give you the "1 gen left" moment. Even saving all those times, (AKA PLAYING PERFECTLY) you still would have to fight hard for a 2 kills. You needed way heavier weaponry to beat them, way more slowdown. I understand your build was chase oriented in order to help you learn the blight,but i think with these perks such cohordinated team was impossible to eat unless they messed up had. You talked about slugging.... but they have 2 unbreakables. you talk about your mistakes but... their mistakes? They certainly did them but they counted way less. A survivor mistake OR counts almost nothing in the time economy OR it is game changing in favour of the killer. And survivors of these level never commit huge blunders. This match for you was nearly impossible, you needed better perks and better muscle memory.
he did more mistakes then survivor did. so 5 minute game is normal. what is not normal is when you have 5 hooks as blight and your at 1 gen 4 minutes into the game and next gen pops 1 minute later. that is the games that people complain about it. playing well as killer and still losing.
I wouldn't say its "normal" its def not balanced. Realistically you can only end chases so fast so even playing perfectly 5 min gens are still gonna result in a loss most of the time, no matter how well you play. @@dodang_9147
I think this is also a good example of the how to actually assess a match of DBD. You are actually looking and trying to point out every mistake no matter how small, and bring up possible solutions of the future. When it comes to most modern DBD match assessments I see, especially from *certain* content creators, they often just constantly repeat "what could I have done differently?" and "I played flawlessly" without actually accessing anything meaningful (and it often feels more like complaining than anything else).
Im gonna be honest and keep this simple. Your mistake was not getting an early down. Getting an early down is crucial to winning or increasing your chances of getting a 2k or 3k and up. This was engraved into my brain when i played comp dbd. After getting that down, it depends how you want to play, either camp to second or go for another down. This all depends on what the survivors are doing, hanging around hook, or rushing gens and as well as what kind of perks youre using which may tell you where the survivors are. Also depends on the killer being used. Huntress can camp a lot easier than another killer.
Eh I wouldn't say it was impossible to win just really difficult when gens go that fast. You played very nice no camping or tunneling which did make it easier for them.
I'll go back to your how to enjoy being a killer series: manage your expectations! You went into this game, I imagine, thinking something along the lines of, "I just won six games as blight, but I'm not trying to win right now, I'm trying to learn", and especially having recorded the match, I think you succeeded there. It's still frustrating to get trounced like there, but it happens a lot less than the internet pretends it does. If you go into a match trying to crush your survivors, you can usually do that with just your perk selections regardless of who you pick as killer. Excellent video as always, killa
Just serves to show how being on coms and targetting gens with others rather than doing them by one can completely break the main objective even on strongest of killers, and with m1, 4.4 killers this is just unwinnable - camp out that one guy you MIGHT get and move on to another game, you're not even guranteed to have that guy if it's swf...
That's the exact problem... You have to be a literal god as a killer the whole game during while survivor can just be decent for a few minutes and it will be ez win for them... the game just relies on survivors being bad and not the killer being good at this point. Also good build but just run reveal compound (21 i think) instead of blighted rat so that u can remove i'm all ears for deadlock !
Meanwhile I'm there playing Oni with no add-ons (to not rely on them) without meta perks (because I don't like them) without tunneling or camping (because I somehow care for the "fun" of survivors). So yeah, these kind of teams are ehhh... hard to fight I guess
They dont fucking care about your fun lmao I get tbag literally every single time at the exit gate. Stop being a spineless "gentleman" killer and play the way you need to play to win.
@@dntremad8290 I usually play killer when I get bonus bps, which happens after 7pm in my area. It lasts until 2am and it goes back to survs bonus. Who knows, maybe we'll have the chance to meet without knowing !
Interesting video. The issue I’d raise though is this video seems to be analysing your plays as a killer you’re trying to learn. A lot for the roster would struggle even played to their max potential against this kind of team.
tbh I think there should be no way all 5 gens get done in 5 minutes, it should be at the very least 7,50 minutes which is 90s (normal gen*5). sure the game might not be impossible if you played perfectly but I remind you this is blight, if it was any other killer he'd get steam rolled. who cares if the change makes the already strong killer stonger, it can't get worse then that, have something for those who don't always play top tier killers.
I agree with the mistakes being made although it doesn't really help the "impossible matches". Nobody plays perfect all the time, the crucial point is that survivors have a higher tolerance for not being on point and they can still take it home easily if they are experienced and swf. If you have 3 gens popping in 2 mins and the build is not a 3-gen for the endgame you have already lost in most cases (most killers start camping once they realize its over). And lets be real why wouldn't BHVR make the game survivor sided, the game is asymmetrical and naturally has more survivor players than killers. Just take a look on how many costumes they have alone, thats where the money comes from.Hell is frozen before they will change much about it. The only little solace that casual killers have is that you will probably still win a good bunch of games if you run into a solo q group of survivors that don't know how to play well, and I definitely agree that killers need to improve too instead of complaining when they lose.
Now this is the average start of my game. Lord have mercy if I try a weaker killer tho, cause before I even get the first injury 3 gens already pop and 4th is 50% while still in corrupt. But people still wanna bawl their eyes and say "oh the game is sooo killer sided, they are faster then us it's not fair" while if you predrop a pallet you get whole map of distance
12:06 Talking about analyzing games you play etc I think this point you make is important to refute. He got a 1k winstreak which is very impressive. But look at his perks. 2 of those have been nerfed quite a bit. He brought the best he could during the time he did the streak. I think comparing your game to that is slightly off
The sheer ammount of variables in any dbd game is so high that make sthis sort of analysis an exercise in futility. Sure, there is skill involved and strats (generally speaking) but every game is a different game and most of the individual scenarios are impossible to predict/pattern.
I've had gens pop every 30 seconds with prove thy self hyper focus with toolboxes, even getting downs every 20 seconds or so was just not fast enough unless I tunnel out of the game
I dunno man, i feel like the level of difficulty and rewards don't match. When i get too tired and get frustrated at nothing as a killer, i just play survivor and it's like night and day. Most of the time i do gens, i might get in a chase once in a while (which i lose because i don't play enough survivor to actually get good), but when things go wrong either i get saved by a teammate or it's just an easy "Go next" situation. The point is, the whole game is just not "on me" like a killer game would. Sure there is really good survivors around, but some weak survivors can do a lot of damage to a killer just by doing the easy objective which are gens. As a killer, i have to never make mistakes and use the strongest strategies to "win". As a survivor i can just turn off my brain and do gens and still do good. I dunno about the others, but when i play poorly as a killer, it gets rubbed into my face by survivors that just won't leave me alone. As an example; Last night i was really tired and played like shit as the Trickster. Instead of dc'ing which i should've done to be fair, i just waited for them to finish the gens and then i went to open the exit gate. After that i started to practice my aim at a signboard, because i had poor aim when i was throwing the knives. The survivors kept bothering me with flashlights and i ended up having to force them out. Anyways, i might just be venting, but it does feel like for the amount of work i have to put in as a killer, i have not enough rewards compared to when i play a survivor and simply turn my brain off. Also in multiple videos i heard the phrase "The game is in the most balanced state it has ever been in." I'm scared.
Most survs are cunts. Never spare them. Always go afk after their pop the gates open. Dont give them an inch of satisfaction and let them wait at the gate alone
That's the exact problem... You have to be a god as a killer the whole game during while survivor can just be decent for a few minutes and it will be ez win for them...
can you do a series where you look at subscriber gameplay? I think it would be really awesome and help push those tips that you put on constantly, also I think it would be a very fun project
Honestly feel like MMR doesn’t exist and the game just picks games that you’re gonna win or lose depending on how you’ve been doing. Going on a three win streak as killer? Here’s a full Swf that does 3 gens in the first minutes Going on a win streak as a survivor? Here’s the worst teammates ever and a killer that tunnels you out of the game.
I love how most examples are always framed like this, everyone's at fault but the player. It's always the killer, teammates or opponents that bring us down. 😅 There is only one constant in everything you do in life, gaming or otherwise, you.
@@TheFoxNesI agree with you but to be fair people will talk more about terrible games and teammates instead of the games where they did badly because there isn’t anything to complain about on games you made mistakes on but games where your team is bad is out of your control so those are the games people talk about
@@somedude4041 Yeah basically all my gaming friends are like that. The big rants are around "the others". For me there's more to talk about when it's my errors, since that actually gives me something to work on. My team is not something I can adjust. I always do a full analysis on my mistakes, in- and outside of games.
Oh, honey :( I appreciate you sharing this and your matter-of-fact constructive commentary: what wasn't done as well as it could have been, what the consequences of those missteps were, and how they could have been avoided. It's easy to fall into the mindset of believing a loss to be everybody's fault but yours (I do that, too) - but it takes a special kind of dude to not just be able to self-reflect, but also help others learn from your mistakes.
This is likely a semi-SWF, as I as part of the solo queue more often than not get killed by fast killers like Blight (especially Blight). We can argue all day which "side" the game favors, but data shows that 4 kills are more a thing than 3 or 4 escapes.
I like this video a lot. Both killer and survivor mains huff serious copium because neither of them can handle losing. No, you're not facing "swat team SWFs" every match. No, you're not getting "tunneled every game". You just lost. Put on your big boy pants, accept the loss, and move the fuck on.
It’s wild that momo will go 1,000 games and ending nearly every match within 6mins…. But then when it comes tourney time the guy almost always has like a 2man out. Also the game will always be survivor sided. You can’t piss of BHVRs money making machine too much.
Not really that wild if you take into account the skill disparity between PUBs and the comp scene. In your standard public matches, MMR's not as tight as it used to be, most people are casuals and don't know how to counter an experienced Blight, let alone a Blight who's been in the comp scene (and actively utilizes comp strats). You won't find this in the competitive scene where a 4-man starts the game with a plan in mind, runs optimal builds, uses call-outs, and knows how to stall a Blight long enough to get the most gen progress. Unless Momo goes against a comp team akin to his skill level, he'll never loose the winstreak. EDIT: The winstreak was lost at 1947
@@3Konsti Thats the thing there isn't really a big difference between high level pubs and comp. Survivor is so brainless and much easier than killer especially on comms.
Some one show this to tru3 this is how you objectively give an tale constructive critism not "top .001% level mmr is unwinnable but i still won because im just too god at the game "💀💀😂
These teams can be very humbling indeed, thank you for sharing your game play and giving yourself an honest/fair critique. You pointed out some stuff I missed myself so I actually appreciate this video a lot!
I have had to say this so much I've stopped having the patience to say it diplomatically. Now I can just link this video instead of saying 'unironic skill dif git gud'. Thanks!
I won't mention anything you already said yourself 2:28 All it takes is moving your camera as far to the right as possible before left clicking and then doing so again after that, if the nancy didn't walk away from the car predicting that it would have been a hit 3:00 Nancy has nothing here, you can tell me if its worth the 5 seconds and few rushes or not but that was a hit no matter what. It's unfortunate that you did this video on haddonfield which is just a bunch of tiles and filler pallets. There was a lot more minor things I could have picked out but a lot of it was just how easy it would be to hug tech these filler tiles for hits which is where the hug tech actually shines in chase outside of mitigating rushes. You need to go longer far more often in your rushes, you need to pre turn more if you are going for flicks, ideally you should always be going for shoulder flicks which is when your model is directly connected to the survivors for a guaranteed hit. As a said earlier I wish this was on a map with real tiles so I could give you tips on those as well, but big rule of thumb is always staying on the outside until you find the hit.
Multiple gens popping at the same time is almost as infuriating as getting to an appointment early and having to wait an hour cause the other person is late
this is why i have deadlock
@@GuidoPerico-rh2uy Does deadlock help with the appointment wait time?
@@GuidoPerico-rh2uydeadlock seems to never work for me because the perk always proc’s on a gen thats 10-20% meanwhile survs are rushing a gen on the other end of the map
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Good swiff will leave 30 % gen for dead lock active and focus something else with rush . Tournament strategy
Hate it when they T bag at the end too :/ like I tried my best ☹️
Nothing more disheartening than 3 gens popping at the same time
4 gems popping at the same time?
That's why deadlock is essential
@@psylina If the survivors are smart, as soon as the first deadlock happens, they will keep 1 gen at around 90% to eat all the rest of the deadlocks, and then finish that gen last.
Honestly it surprised me how much info we can miss on a match. This video is really informative, and with interesting takes regarding your gameplay. Of course they are all hypothetical!
omg ur videos are so good 😢
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He came!📍
Love your videos!
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I get that the takeaway here is most "unwinnable" matches are really just a skill issue, but it doesn't help the game's case to be saying shit like "I could've saved an extra 4 seconds" in a "Casual" game that has RNG fighting against you just as much as the other team and the Invisible clock represented by gens.
I feel like this is half of my games on certain killers, gens just fly. Feels like the only way to win as killer is if you can manage to get two hooks before one gen pops and when you play a killer with no map pressure it feels it was over before it even began sometimes. Some survivor squads are so optimal with how they play there seems to be little to no chance of winning sometimes.
3:47 could've been a two rush hit as well. As soon as you hear the window vault, you had the opportunity to rush and bump into the shed and either get a free hit immediately, or be able to catch up to her if she had Lither or smth.
7:31 was also a free rush that could've saved a few seconds, bump into the house, then line up the hit.
Video has a great message though. A very important thing that a lot of people need to realise.
I’ve played a lot more casual with my killers but this advice is still really helpful. Never thought to record my own games for some reason. Thanks for sharing Mr. Whale
I think one of the most important thing to do as killer is to commit in a chase you feel comfortable to do before doing anything. The fact you went for nancy, then the jill, and so on is what made those gens feel like time went so fast
Awsome video. And it was really cool to see a blight analysis video, I am a retired blight main who wants to get back into the game and this was really informative.
I have Blight and several other I bought because of the sale. Blight looks frustrating. But then I don't play Nurse either for the same reason. I always get owned. So, I haven't tried him yet. It's cool to see good players analyze their gameplay, though. Very helpful. Thanks!
I have 2k hours on blight, keep playing him, he is amazing and 4k's back to back are guaranteed
You can’t get better if you don’t try, let your ego die temporarily so that it can be reborn anew and stronger. The few games of suffering and seeing “Entity Displeased” while they teabag and flashlight spam in the gates will be outnumbered by the endless stream of savory survivor tears in the end game once you have a good grasp of Blight. Just like with all things in life you have to start somewhere. At one point all you knew how to do was suck a tiddy, shit your pants, vomit, and cry. Man is both the marble and the sculptor and cannot remake himself without great suffering.
It really might sound like a very generic advice, but it is really a good one, talking from experience. Just be patient and give yourself a time to adapt. Eventually you'll understand basic bump logic and you will start to destroy even good survivors. I started from only doing daily challenges on him because I thought he is very frustrating too. But now Im very confident with him, and it didnt even took an astronomical number of hours to learn. My next step is to really understand some hitboxes, especially stupid ones like an entirety of Red Forest (god I hate those trees), or doorways. I also watch LilithOmen and it helps to learn what plays I can do in certain situations (I hope I will not become a Shadowborn addict tho)
@@SentenceToDESU Thank you for the encouragement!
I mean I always say the first two gens are free, especially when they are split. I often get the most pressure at three gens. Even with a fast first chase , and immediately pressuring another survivor. But yeah. If I lose my first two gens esp 3 , I will tunnel or camp. Or pretty much anytime I need pressure. Unfortunately survivors don’t play killer enough to understand when you’re losing and want to win too, you have to play a certain way.
The game IS survivor sided. All but a small handful of the maps in the game favor survivors, some more so than others, but in matches where you have a killer who brings the absolute best stuff avalible vs a premade team with the best stuff available + the map of their choice you are almost guaranteed to lose on any killer except for maybe 3 of them.
I had a similar game ones as Wraith on Ormond where 4 gens popt when I had my first down, but somehow I managed to get so much prechure with make your choise and one mistake on the survivor side that it turned out to be a 4K with no slowdown perks.
But I had a massive headache after the match because it was so stressful.
(Sorry for my Writing mistakes Englisch isn’t my first language)
I would not be any better, but I think the biggest issue was that you kept eating pallets to the face. The first two times you went for swings that would clearly miss. Regardless, nice attempt to get better at blight and nice video!
This was a very good breakdown of what you did wrong in this game. This was a textbook definition of “gettin that work”….
3 Gen is the Meta for killer. The 3 Gen killers are all S tier. The checklist for a 3 gen killer, Is being able to get to each of the gens fast and / or Doing long range damage with abilities. So, Freddy / Knight / Singularity, As examples
Still you will have to tunnel someone before tri genning...
@@e.c.3426 I play eerie. There is rng that 3 gens spawn within 5 seconds of movement between them. I don't tunnel anyone. I move between the 3 as Freddy / Knight / Singularity... And take the hour long win, Or have them give up. I literally camp them at the start, And I have never lost with that rng on the gens. In Fact, I haven't lost a single eerie game as Freddy after 800 matches
LOL freddy, knight, singularity S tier lmao... Bruh even if you can win on eerie which I doubt against a good team with those killers, that's 1 map out of however many lol.
No way out is good for learning a killer if you don't wanna use gen control perks nor lose every game.
I always like to remember one big mistake from one survivor can cost their whole team the match especially if the mistake is made early enough into the match
Survivor is much more forgiving than killer even a small mistake as killer can cost the game and survivor isn't really like that its just about efficiency.
Tbh, I was watching with a mind of decision making in each situation, and it was basically what I would have done. There were even a couple of moments I didn't even see what you saw... and I fell for every single one of those jukes too xD
When I get smoked by a getting say to myself, "Yikes... these guys are monster survivors... Well, at least that's an MMR drop... thank god"
Main thing to remember with a game like this is if you're getting tilted, stop and take a break.
I do think overall the game is survivor sided, however it is Killer sided to get atleast ONE kill no matter what. If you don't then you just lost outright
The threat of this happening is exactly why I prioritize guarding generators over committing to a chase. The longer it takes for gens to be repaired the more opportunities I will have to get hooks.
Also it's why I always bring Deadlock.
Ya but your gonna have to commit to some chases, you can't just camp gens and expect to win. That only really works with certain killers and a tight 3 gen and multiple slowdown perks.
Even if you did fix the major mistakes like the failed flick or moonwalked, this game simply wasnt winable. You perhaps could have gotten one kill. But as we know, one kill is still a loss.
Do you think momoseventh would have lost this one too then?
How do you watch the entire video, but then not get the point of the video at all
@@darkchicken7389 The point being, a killer wasting about 10% of their time in the match shouldn't have the kind of consequences it does? That's all I took from this in a general, overall game sense. Mistakes were made by a very mobile killer, survivors appeared to have played perfectly and high probability 3 get out even if killer mistakes were reduced.
@@KillaWhale Potentially, yeah. I do think he probably would have tied it out. 5 minutes is exceptionally fast for gems to get done.
Why can’t my teammates be like those survivors, I swear, survivors are definitely stronger but solo queue makes killer stronger a lot of the time
Wow i like this level of information you showed us, i learn a lot. Please make more of this
Your like dbd dad. You make me feel better about matches I get destroyed on survivor or killer. Thanks dad!
nice video, cool to see people acknowledging their mistakes and learning from them
At 2 minutes, I wouldn't worry too much about the trees because sometimes there are trees you slide off of (the thicker ones on macmillan, red forest, and yamoaka) and it can be rng as to which side has collision. With that said thinner trees like that one are usually reliable but just wanted to let you know.
Nancy mains truly are the sweatiest players alive
Idk about most sweaty. Maybe most toxic. There’s a difference
This game is literally a 4v1. There is no argument anyone can make to suggest it is not survivor sided 😂 and that’s how it is supposed to be. I complain about it too but you cannot try and tell people survivors don’t have a huge advantage lmao especially if it’s an actual team of 4 people communicating over voice chat. That’s why tunneling and slugging are perfectly viable strategies and are almost necessary in most higher level games. If you try and 12 hook every game as killer you are going to lose way more often then you win. That’s just a fact.
Not to mention, there are 5 or more survivor sided maps I can think of with very strong loops and pallets. There are only 3 killer sided maps. RPD, midwich, and wreckers yard. All I’m saying is, there is a good reason so many killers complain that this game gives a heavy advantage to survivors. Beyond just skill issues.
And this is why Deadlock always stays on
Every game that I play I chase a survivor hook them then 2 gens pop
The 3 gens after 1st chase is something i see happen as survivor a lot and i kinda feel bad but literally all i did was hop on a gen alone. Definitely feels worse as killer but a lot of the time i will still get 2-3 kills regardless which makes me think that it doesn't really matter as much when this happens.
Really interesting video! I missed everything that you didn’t see while playing, so maybe I should try recording my games
blight is so hard man. as a hag/plague/artist player I feel like I will never ever be able to play Billy or blight.. maybe nurse, but wow blight looks impossible and frustrating
Honestly its not that common if gens fly extremely quick for me, when they do i just give up.
I could use another killa whale upload while im eating my food rn 🤭🤭🤪🤪🤭😧🤏👌🤏
Eh when I get gen rushed I just crack my knuckles and get ready for noed time
Great video 🤌
Dude don’t apply m1 killer logic to blight , if survivor goes into a strong structure don’t drop chase immediately blight doesn’t give a damn about strength of a structure even if you get looped to hell you’ll learn how to play that structure
The game is not survivors or killer sided. It's perks sided, no good perks? You are for a bad time. The other side have shit ones a easy win. PS I know thats its not 100% off the time about perks, with map, add-ons, etc. What I want to say with that is strong perks are stupid strong compared to bad one. Also the power gaps between meta and non-meta in this game is one of the biggest I never see.
Lets be honest, at the moment some survivor perks are just unbelievable while killer ones could be remplacable by others
So... The moral of the story is... Play perfectly or you have nothing to complain about?
Got it.
The game is not survivor sided.
I agree with the sentiment that games aren’t usually actually unwinnable, but it seems absurd how many games even a top tier killer has to play so near perfectly.
To me, that's what this video highlights in my experience, completely opposite takeaway from his closing statement of "git good", cause even if you did, the trial could have easily played out in the exact same manner, and there's a plethora of videos showcasing that from extremely experienced killers.
When you're including in an analysis how you wasted 17 seconds (about 5% of the total trial time) and how much of an impact that has on the outcome, it inherently means there's a balance issue.
For killers, a trial comes down to one thing, every instance - time.
That's why slowdown perks rise to the top in popularity, they can help make up the time deficit killers start every trial with.
Without slowdown perks, you need to get lucky, hope survivors make so many mistakes they cannot recover, or be going against less skilled survivors.
And that's the winning formula for a DbD killer, minus some exceptions of course.
Its Skill based the less mistakes you makes and more mistake surv make the easier is this game winnable
@@Inacurate playing killer can feel very unforgiving, one bad starting chase and the game feels doomed, but good killers dominate just as much as swf's dominate, i've played both sides and had matches against survivors that i just couldn't hook the whole match, and had 3 min matches against nurses that made the chasing part of this game non-existent. I think the game has too much variety to be completely balanced, this game can't be balanced because nurse and trapper exist at the same time, and that's fine imo the game would be boring if every killer was equal and every perk brought about the same usefulness, average just feels boring, of course i'm glad that a lot of things that would break the game were patched out but i don't think this game has a way to reach balance.
@@muysli.y1855 Just because it's skill based doesn't make it balanced, and if it were 100% skill based it would be worse off for it since survivors would consequentially have no agency.
Bear in mind that killers like blight and nurse are high skill ceiling. They are also all about the chase. No built in slowdown, no info, no map control (blight has good mobility for sure but it's a bit different), of course if you misplay with these killers you're gonna have a rough time, especially against this kind of team. It is however fair to say that a game like this would probably not be winnable for a killer like trapper, unless a huge mistake from survs that lead to snowball
I really liked this analysis. The best thing you can do is always think about what you can do better. Blaming others instead of looking inward is the easiest way to get tilted and never improve. Banger vid as always
80 of dbd playerbase use blame other for their own mistake
The real question is what would've happened if you were playing an m1 killer
On haddonfield against an m1 killer they can just run the house windows and you’re kinda screwed lol
You lose. That's about it.
Honestly the best thing here 3:50 you could have done is just immediately rush when you round the corner despite if the fence spawned like that or not (because it also has a chance to spawn one of the playground tiles after it).It’s a gamble play but you would have zoned her from literally everything.
She couldn’t even be able to do the one tech I forgot the name of to try and stand in your way first rush to make you miss an object because the fence was so long.
I understand that yes it’s not an impossible game for killers. But it’s not fun when you go against a squad of survivors who are JUST decent at the game. What bothers me most about DBD is the lack of skill required to actually play survivor. Yes there are some skillful things survivors can do but a 8 year old can sit on gens and do skill checks. Nurse and Blight are the only characters I would say make it killer sided somewhat but it can still be difficult. If the survivor is at least good m1 killers don’t have much of a chance securing a win. It’s mostly based on survivor making mistakes. There are a lot more factors on why that could be the case. It may be map size it could be because pallets are too safe. But the DBD devs handle the game poorly really catering to survivor mains. I mean they released a perk that gives you 3% speed and thought it was ok.
That's the exact problem... You have to be a god as a killer the whole game during while survivor can just be decent for a few minutes and it will be ez win for them... the win just relies on survivors being bad and not you being good.
Always remember, everybody, that survivors are at their strongest when the game just starts. 3 gens popping is not only very common but it doesn't mean the match is over.
Depends, if 3 Gens pop in 48 seconds and your just getting your first hit (not down) you’d probably already lost
@@breyor1 Nope, then it's tunnel time.
Ya but even tunneling someone is still gonna take longer than 2 gens typically unless they don't struggle and give up.@@Ultrabuu85
No man, they had a completed gen the whole time ready to pop in order to never give you the "1 gen left" moment.
Even saving all those times, (AKA PLAYING PERFECTLY) you still would have to fight hard for a 2 kills.
You needed way heavier weaponry to beat them, way more slowdown.
I understand your build was chase oriented in order to help you learn the blight,but i think with these perks such cohordinated team was impossible to eat unless they messed up had.
You talked about slugging.... but they have 2 unbreakables.
you talk about your mistakes but... their mistakes? They certainly did them but they counted way less.
A survivor mistake OR counts almost nothing in the time economy OR it is game changing in favour of the killer.
And survivors of these level never commit huge blunders.
This match for you was nearly impossible, you needed better perks and better muscle memory.
It’s so crazy to me how some games last only five minutes lol. Gens really fly too quick
he did more mistakes then survivor did. so 5 minute game is normal. what is not normal is when you have 5 hooks as blight and your at 1 gen 4 minutes into the game and next gen pops 1 minute later. that is the games that people complain about it. playing well as killer and still losing.
Completely missed the point of the video lmao
If you play well the game is longer
I wouldn't say its "normal" its def not balanced. Realistically you can only end chases so fast so even playing perfectly 5 min gens are still gonna result in a loss most of the time, no matter how well you play. @@dodang_9147
I think this is also a good example of the how to actually assess a match of DBD. You are actually looking and trying to point out every mistake no matter how small, and bring up possible solutions of the future.
When it comes to most modern DBD match assessments I see, especially from *certain* content creators, they often just constantly repeat "what could I have done differently?" and "I played flawlessly" without actually accessing anything meaningful (and it often feels more like complaining than anything else).
Im gonna be honest and keep this simple. Your mistake was not getting an early down. Getting an early down is crucial to winning or increasing your chances of getting a 2k or 3k and up. This was engraved into my brain when i played comp dbd. After getting that down, it depends how you want to play, either camp to second or go for another down. This all depends on what the survivors are doing, hanging around hook, or rushing gens and as well as what kind of perks youre using which may tell you where the survivors are. Also depends on the killer being used. Huntress can camp a lot easier than another killer.
Eh I wouldn't say it was impossible to win just really difficult when gens go that fast. You played very nice no camping or tunneling which did make it easier for them.
I'll go back to your how to enjoy being a killer series: manage your expectations!
You went into this game, I imagine, thinking something along the lines of, "I just won six games as blight, but I'm not trying to win right now, I'm trying to learn", and especially having recorded the match, I think you succeeded there. It's still frustrating to get trounced like there, but it happens a lot less than the internet pretends it does.
If you go into a match trying to crush your survivors, you can usually do that with just your perk selections regardless of who you pick as killer.
Excellent video as always, killa
Just serves to show how being on coms and targetting gens with others rather than doing them by one can completely break the main objective even on strongest of killers, and with m1, 4.4 killers this is just unwinnable - camp out that one guy you MIGHT get and move on to another game, you're not even guranteed to have that guy if it's swf...
That's the exact problem... You have to be a literal god as a killer the whole game during while survivor can just be decent for a few minutes and it will be ez win for them... the game just relies on survivors being bad and not the killer being good at this point.
Also good build but just run reveal compound (21 i think) instead of blighted rat so that u can remove i'm all ears for deadlock !
Sometimes I wanna try a low tier killer like the Onryo or Trapper, but the survivors I go against brought a build fit for going a Nurse or Spirit.
Meanwhile I'm there playing Oni with no add-ons (to not rely on them) without meta perks (because I don't like them) without tunneling or camping (because I somehow care for the "fun" of survivors). So yeah, these kind of teams are ehhh... hard to fight I guess
They dont fucking care about your fun lmao I get tbag literally every single time at the exit gate. Stop being a spineless "gentleman" killer and play the way you need to play to win.
Where the hell are you when I play survivor, all the sweaty toxic mofos running around instead of your rare relaxing breed😂
@@dntremad8290 I usually play killer when I get bonus bps, which happens after 7pm in my area. It lasts until 2am and it goes back to survs bonus. Who knows, maybe we'll have the chance to meet without knowing !
Interesting video. The issue I’d raise though is this video seems to be analysing your plays as a killer you’re trying to learn. A lot for the roster would struggle even played to their max potential against this kind of team.
tbh I think there should be no way all 5 gens get done in 5 minutes, it should be at the very least 7,50 minutes which is 90s (normal gen*5).
sure the game might not be impossible if you played perfectly but I remind you this is blight, if it was any other killer he'd get steam rolled. who cares if the change makes the already strong killer stonger, it can't get worse then that, have something for those who don't always play top tier killers.
He’s not running any slowdown and made several mistakes this Match, this vid is just a recap on this game , his mistakes, and how he can do better
@@minks.solenoid Ya but realistically 5 min gens are gonna result in loss even if you play perfectly.
" ... had a killer game when this happens"
Me : Isn't it every game ?
The only thing I dislike about Killa Whales videos is that they end 😔 How am I supposed to finish the rest of my meal now ?
I really admire your ability to come up with video ideas.
I wish they'd change the Gen complete aura cause it camouflages the survivors sometimes with my vision perks I need to be able to see lol
mr. killa whale, i know the likelihood of you seeing this is extremely low but
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Wonderful comment
@@alanwiseman3235 thank you, you handsum individual
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I agree with the mistakes being made although it doesn't really help the "impossible matches". Nobody plays perfect all the time, the crucial point is that survivors have a higher tolerance for not being on point and they can still take it home easily if they are experienced and swf. If you have 3 gens popping in 2 mins and the build is not a 3-gen for the endgame you have already lost in most cases (most killers start camping once they realize its over).
And lets be real why wouldn't BHVR make the game survivor sided, the game is asymmetrical and naturally has more survivor players than killers. Just take a look on how many costumes they have alone, thats where the money comes from.Hell is frozen before they will change much about it.
The only little solace that casual killers have is that you will probably still win a good bunch of games if you run into a solo q group of survivors that don't know how to play well, and I definitely agree that killers need to improve too instead of complaining when they lose.
Now this is the average start of my game. Lord have mercy if I try a weaker killer tho, cause before I even get the first injury 3 gens already pop and 4th is 50% while still in corrupt. But people still wanna bawl their eyes and say "oh the game is sooo killer sided, they are faster then us it's not fair" while if you predrop a pallet you get whole map of distance
12:06 Talking about analyzing games you play etc I think this point you make is important to refute. He got a 1k winstreak which is very impressive. But look at his perks. 2 of those have been nerfed quite a bit. He brought the best he could during the time he did the streak. I think comparing your game to that is slightly off
The sheer ammount of variables in any dbd game is so high that make sthis sort of analysis an exercise in futility. Sure, there is skill involved and strats (generally speaking) but every game is a different game and most of the individual scenarios are impossible to predict/pattern.
I've had gens pop every 30 seconds with prove thy self hyper focus with toolboxes, even getting downs every 20 seconds or so was just not fast enough unless I tunnel out of the game
I dunno man, i feel like the level of difficulty and rewards don't match. When i get too tired and get frustrated at nothing as a killer, i just play survivor and it's like night and day. Most of the time i do gens, i might get in a chase once in a while (which i lose because i don't play enough survivor to actually get good), but when things go wrong either i get saved by a teammate or it's just an easy "Go next" situation. The point is, the whole game is just not "on me" like a killer game would. Sure there is really good survivors around, but some weak survivors can do a lot of damage to a killer just by doing the easy objective which are gens. As a killer, i have to never make mistakes and use the strongest strategies to "win". As a survivor i can just turn off my brain and do gens and still do good. I dunno about the others, but when i play poorly as a killer, it gets rubbed into my face by survivors that just won't leave me alone. As an example; Last night i was really tired and played like shit as the Trickster. Instead of dc'ing which i should've done to be fair, i just waited for them to finish the gens and then i went to open the exit gate. After that i started to practice my aim at a signboard, because i had poor aim when i was throwing the knives. The survivors kept bothering me with flashlights and i ended up having to force them out. Anyways, i might just be venting, but it does feel like for the amount of work i have to put in as a killer, i have not enough rewards compared to when i play a survivor and simply turn my brain off. Also in multiple videos i heard the phrase "The game is in the most balanced state it has ever been in." I'm scared.
Most survs are cunts. Never spare them. Always go afk after their pop the gates open. Dont give them an inch of satisfaction and let them wait at the gate alone
That's the exact problem... You have to be a god as a killer the whole game during while survivor can just be decent for a few minutes and it will be ez win for them...
can you do a series where you look at subscriber gameplay? I think it would be really awesome and help push those tips that you put on constantly, also I think it would be a very fun project
Honestly feel like MMR doesn’t exist and the game just picks games that you’re gonna win or lose depending on how you’ve been doing.
Going on a three win streak as killer? Here’s a full Swf that does 3 gens in the first minutes
Going on a win streak as a survivor? Here’s the worst teammates ever and a killer that tunnels you out of the game.
I love how most examples are always framed like this, everyone's at fault but the player. It's always the killer, teammates or opponents that bring us down. 😅
There is only one constant in everything you do in life, gaming or otherwise, you.
@@TheFoxNesI agree with you but to be fair people will talk more about terrible games and teammates instead of the games where they did badly because there isn’t anything to complain about on games you made mistakes on but games where your team is bad is out of your control so those are the games people talk about
@@somedude4041 Yeah basically all my gaming friends are like that. The big rants are around "the others".
For me there's more to talk about when it's my errors, since that actually gives me something to work on. My team is not something I can adjust.
I always do a full analysis on my mistakes, in- and outside of games.
Does Steam automatically come with recording stuff for me to view back or do I need to sort that out myself? I’m a computer boomer, you see
I'm not sure about Steam, but OBS Studio is a free screen recording program that isn't too hard to set up if you watch a youtube tutorial on it.
@@KillaWhale appreciate it 👍
Just universally block all gens at the start of the trial for like 30 seconds
It just sucks that killers first thought against a good team is. “Oh time to tunnel”
Oh, honey :( I appreciate you sharing this and your matter-of-fact constructive commentary: what wasn't done as well as it could have been, what the consequences of those missteps were, and how they could have been avoided. It's easy to fall into the mindset of believing a loss to be everybody's fault but yours (I do that, too) - but it takes a special kind of dude to not just be able to self-reflect, but also help others learn from your mistakes.
This is likely a semi-SWF, as I as part of the solo queue more often than not get killed by fast killers like Blight (especially Blight). We can argue all day which "side" the game favors, but data shows that 4 kills are more a thing than 3 or 4 escapes.
I like this video a lot. Both killer and survivor mains huff serious copium because neither of them can handle losing. No, you're not facing "swat team SWFs" every match. No, you're not getting "tunneled every game". You just lost. Put on your big boy pants, accept the loss, and move the fuck on.
5 min gens is copium? I guess lol
If DBD only had a replay system...
It’s wild that momo will go 1,000 games and ending nearly every match within 6mins…. But then when it comes tourney time the guy almost always has like a 2man out.
Also the game will always be survivor sided. You can’t piss of BHVRs money making machine too much.
Not really that wild if you take into account the skill disparity between PUBs and the comp scene.
In your standard public matches, MMR's not as tight as it used to be, most people are casuals and don't know how to counter an experienced Blight, let alone a Blight who's been in the comp scene (and actively utilizes comp strats). You won't find this in the competitive scene where a 4-man starts the game with a plan in mind, runs optimal builds, uses call-outs, and knows how to stall a Blight long enough to get the most gen progress.
Unless Momo goes against a comp team akin to his skill level, he'll never loose the winstreak.
EDIT: The winstreak was lost at 1947
@@3Konsti Thats the thing there isn't really a big difference between high level pubs and comp. Survivor is so brainless and much easier than killer especially on comms.
*Experienced DBD players:* Record your matches to review your mistakes.
*My potato PC:* about that...
yeah id say stop swinging early all the time
Solid well put video and a solid example all players need to record and review.
Some one show this to tru3 this is how you objectively give an tale constructive critism not "top .001% level mmr is unwinnable but i still won because im just too god at the game "💀💀😂
this video is far from top .001% level mmr
@@nananina982 bro took a satirical comment to heart I bet your fun at parties 💀
@@christiancastro7516 hiding your shit takes behind "sarcasm" wont save you
These teams can be very humbling indeed, thank you for sharing your game play and giving yourself an honest/fair critique. You pointed out some stuff I missed myself so I actually appreciate this video a lot!
I think what feels worse is when you feel like you got an early down and gens still pop like nothing
That’s when you giga tunnel
Oh boy! New Killa whale 🐋 vid
I have had to say this so much I've stopped having the patience to say it diplomatically. Now I can just link this video instead of saying 'unironic skill dif git gud'. Thanks!
My matches usually take 15-20 minutes, I started playing 5 ish months ago, does this mean I'm bad at killer or good at gen slowdown?
I won't mention anything you already said yourself
2:28 All it takes is moving your camera as far to the right as possible before left clicking and then doing so again after that, if the nancy didn't walk away from the car predicting that it would have been a hit
3:00 Nancy has nothing here, you can tell me if its worth the 5 seconds and few rushes or not but that was a hit no matter what.
It's unfortunate that you did this video on haddonfield which is just a bunch of tiles and filler pallets. There was a lot more minor things I could have picked out but a lot of it was just how easy it would be to hug tech these filler tiles for hits which is where the hug tech actually shines in chase outside of mitigating rushes.
You need to go longer far more often in your rushes, you need to pre turn more if you are going for flicks, ideally you should always be going for shoulder flicks which is when your model is directly connected to the survivors for a guaranteed hit. As a said earlier I wish this was on a map with real tiles so I could give you tips on those as well, but big rule of thumb is always staying on the outside until you find the hit.
you honestly just got put in a game with survivors who had more skill than your blight, you missed alot of m1's and walked away from chases too much
I wish people would not overanalyse games and just played for fun. So I only got 1k or was only me who died as a survivor - so what? :/
Great video! I like the self-critical mind. Way too few people tell themselves to git gud like this.
You made one more mistake actually. This game is supposed to be played casually, please just chill.
Can you give us the website for the map layouts like the one for haddonfield?
thats where u went wrong with blight - you didn't go with LilithOmen's blight xD
I'm better, I lost 4 genes in 3 minutes and hooked one survivor , it's impossible
I’d love to teach you ways to get better at blight. We could do a custom or something?
Great analysis for all players we need more of these just like how dark souls has amir for this type of % and analysis on gameplay