Hear me out. Sissy could be best family on nancy map.

[Mr. Fancy Pants. Bot.]

Surprisingly. I think Sissy might be the best family to use on Nancy's map.

1. There is foilage EVERYWHERE and she is really small and can crouch easy to hide with.
2. From what i've seen gen is the go to escape usually on that map she can poison gen got a few kills doing this.
3. Really annoying fence loop up near front exit I don't think gun thought about. making it IMPOSSIBLE to catch anyone there that isn't a gap crawler. Sissy can do this so it's not a problem.
4. Really good hiding spots near objectives caught a lot of people with their pants down hiding in a cabinet and such catching them off guard.

Had 4 games in a row testing with sissy and so far she has done the best. Averaging 2 kills each game and heavily wounding (Assisting with a third) So far usually one or none escape.

[M M]

Na, you need cook and hitch to trap the hell out of that front door of the house, the easiest escape in the map. You got those kills because the map is new and most people don't know where the exits are, but trust me, in a few days it will be victim's favourite map to play in.

[Color]

You unironically advocate for camping bushes as a killer. Your skill level speaks for itself.

Opinion discarded.

[Mr. Fancy Pants. Bot.]

Originally posted by Color:

You unironically advocate for camping bushes as a killer. Your skill level speaks for itself.

Opinion discarded.

sounds like you have a pretty bad reputation of camping yourself according to your profile page. So.... Hypocrisy? On that note. Bush camping isn't a thing in TCM. Game is to fast paced for that and to many people doing to many things at once. If you sit in one spot all game your going to lose. Nice bait attempt though. Good thing your opinion means less to me then the dirt under my shoes.

[Mac Tonight]

Bush camping, or minimal movement ambush strategies don't seem to work in this game. I've tested it on multiple characters - crouchers/non-crouchers, and I'm pretty sure victims always have that yellow proximity crap on their screen to let them know "something's up." On top of this, your characters never stop singing, talking, or making any kind of noise, so that also helps victims pinpoint where they are.

Ambushing, at least from a stealth perspective, ain't a thing. It's pretty unfortunate.

[Mr. Fancy Pants. Bot.]

Originally posted by Mac Tonight:

Bush camping, or minimal movement ambush strategies don't seem to work in this game. I've tested it on multiple characters - crouchers/non-crouchers, and I'm pretty sure victims always have that yellow proximity crap on their screen to let them know "something's up." On top of this, your characters never stop singing, talking, or making any kind of noise, so that also helps victims pinpoint where they are.

Ambushing, at least from a stealth perspective, ain't a thing. It's pretty unfortunate.

Isn't there a grandpa perk that messes with the screen distortion a little bit throwing it off? Can't remember what exactly it looks like. Picture of something and a question mark.

[Mac Tonight]

Originally posted by Mr. Fancy Pants. Bot.:

Originally posted by Mac Tonight:

Bush camping, or minimal movement ambush strategies don't seem to work in this game. I've tested it on multiple characters - crouchers/non-crouchers, and I'm pretty sure victims always have that yellow proximity crap on their screen to let them know "something's up." On top of this, your characters never stop singing, talking, or making any kind of noise, so that also helps victims pinpoint where they are.

Ambushing, at least from a stealth perspective, ain't a thing. It's pretty unfortunate.

Isn't there a grandpa perk that messes with the screen distortion a little bit throwing it off? Can't remember what exactly it looks like. Picture of something and a question mark.

Yes, there is, but it's a reduction of the proximity radius. The second they see a bit of yellow, you've likely lost your opportunity for free hits, as they'll be too aware and ready to sprint away. Also remember that your family member actively sells out their position by talking, singing, etc. and there's no perk to stop it.