Dam. I was here before he made a playlist. I told him to make one to get more subs. Lol glad to see this person getting more recognition, honestly.

Yes, survivors tend to rush if there's a leatherface - if there isnt, they'll play slow and safe

@@delanmartinezz7625Do you expect us to crouch walk the entire game while killers sprint everywhere? You expect us to slowly unlock doors while killers lock doors, set traps and guard exits? How is that fair?

Nah. Once you learn the map. It's GGs.

Like we don’t even have time to set traps or nothing 😂

Game came out last yr it's time to accept that ppl like to learn games they like to play, it applies to everyone Watch this youtuber's game style when it comes to being the killer, I think he's the best at it. Apply it to your playstyle. Here are a few examples, whether you know em or not, it does help add pressure due to his vids and others. Logging into the game ever so often, patience is the key~ The goal is to have a goal lol 1. Knowing locations/maps -exits -hypothesis: knowing where your victims spawns are and having an idea of which exit puzzle they might try to do first or aka the overrated escape 2. Hypothesis: where the victim may be heading E.g. playing as the victim helps a lot as it reveals "the worries" of what a survivor might feel. An example, not being able to run fast enough, having a "medkit" (I'll call it that) during a chase. Just watch all of shit man. 3. Preparation: Using the killers abilities, supplying yourself frequently. Before going into a chase. E.g. finding a overrated loop or any loop and barracading/trapping them/locking doors. Then you have area control, If it's too quiet, welp, pace yourself. Monitoring 360 angles and not just running straight mostly. *Froclicking through the grass, just do it.* It's a game of repitition, most of the time. Literally read a comment that said "being the last survivor is so stressful"