The Nancy's House map died quickly and forever .

[vinny454]

It is impossible for assassins to control such large maps. The same thing happened with the slaughterhouse. So goodbye to Nancy's big beautiful house, nothing will help her.
This will be a good lesson for developers.

P,S. We are talking about games at high ranks. (Level 99 and above)

[BullyMaguire#nDohmO#Black]

Leatherface would be a must have on that map. He can cover more ground faster. Cook camp upstairs and scout
Hitch or Nancy help outside

[MackinMany]

They should make mpre maps, but smaller not that big ♥♥♥♥

[TheFinalDude]

I have no issue.

Know where all gates are. Use family sense to check traps, locks, and fuse from a distance. Also use it to find victims hiding nearby when they speak. Keep Garage door closed.

As someone else said, LF is good for this map he can cover more ground and funnel victims by destroying spaces and barricades.

[The Professor]

The map can have some very bad spawns where everything is close together making camping objectives a breeze, or everything is so spread out that it becomes very difficult for the Family to defend. The basement is also very safe and very easy to access so victims can usually get away without much difficulty and don't need to expose themselves to much danger.

[DogeIsSandvich]

I think Nancy's House is a really good map for both sides. Generally speaking, the map is compact enough for the family to move from and watch every escape route and objective item reasonably, yet it's big enough for victims to stealth and take advantage of any holes in the family's patrol routine; bold rushes from victims can be punished by a decent family, while an uncoordinated or distracted family provides more adequate windows for victims to get things done. To me, it seems the map designers have learned a lot from previous map design choices, now knowing more of what is fair/fun and what isn't. I personally hope they keep the ball rolling with maps like Nancy's House, I have yet to experience a match on this map where I thought there wasn't anything I could do because of the map.

[TheFinalDude]

Originally posted by DogeIsSandvich:

I think Nancy's House is a really good map for both sides. Generally speaking, the map is compact enough for the family to move from and watch every escape route and objective item reasonably, yet it's big enough for victims to stealth and take advantage of any holes in the family's patrol routine; bold rushes from victims can be punished by a decent family, while an uncoordinated or distracted family provides more adequate windows for victims to get things done. To me, it seems the map designers have learned a lot from previous map design choices, now knowing more of what is fair/fun and what isn't. I personally hope they keep the ball rolling with maps like Nancy's House, I have yet to experience a match on this map where I thought there wasn't anything I could do because of the map.

Exactly how I feel

[faceless1234]

I feel like it's a well-sized map. the only problem with it is that there are WAY too many options to escape. the battery has 2 exits to it. the house has 3 entrances. and the road escape has the generator and house as paths to it. it can be manageable sometimes but there are simply too many doors to use for escape.

[Oni]

3 out of 5 Interior Critical Doors on Nancy's House are un-padlockable Sliding Doors

[vagneto]

idk, I enjoy this map

[Riley Bundy]

I love that map, think it's nice balanced :)

[43543rettyhhfswesaf]

Maybe the Nancy Map should be the one map where there are 4 killers?

[HaRyDe]

Originally posted by MackinMany:

They should make mpre maps, but smaller not that big ♥♥♥♥

Go back to DBD

[MackinMany]

Originally posted by HaRyDe:

Originally posted by MackinMany:

They should make mpre maps, but smaller not that big ♥♥♥♥

Go back to DBD

I dont play this trash game anymore

[♡ lux]

Originally posted by faceless1234:

I feel like it's a well-sized map. the only problem with it is that there are WAY too many options to escape. the battery has 2 exits to it. the house has 3 entrances. and the road escape has the generator and house as paths to it. it can be manageable sometimes but there are simply too many doors to use for escape.

Although there are many options to escape for victim side, but, for family side, they even can just stand on that bridge and have a PANORAMIC VIEW, I tried once as family, and I just stand on that bridge, I could quite clearly to watch valve/fusebox (sometimes) and two doors for car battery, also the generator and the locked door under Nancy's house, so victims can just try escaping like using the way inside Nancy's house. So I agree with u, it's a well-balanced map. Maybe u can try that bridge next time as family!

[Dead Miside]

Originally posted by DogeIsSandvich:

I think Nancy's House is a really good map for both sides. Generally speaking, the map is compact enough for the family to move from and watch every escape route and objective item reasonably, yet it's big enough for victims to stealth and take advantage of any holes in the family's patrol routine; bold rushes from victims can be punished by a decent family, while an uncoordinated or distracted family provides more adequate windows for victims to get things done. To me, it seems the map designers have learned a lot from previous map design choices, now knowing more of what is fair/fun and what isn't. I personally hope they keep the ball rolling with maps like Nancy's House, I have yet to experience a match on this map where I thought there wasn't anything I could do because of the map.

While you were writing this post, all 4 survivors have successfully escaped to the ez front door escape, and they are now t-bagging you at the gate.