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i would agree with you if traps werent so easy to disarm. i've watched a lot of matches on xbox where the survivors almost always get the key from the first box they search on top of being able to see all the boxes on the map + there's no point on not working on a gen while someone's trapped cuz if the trapped survivor is being tunneled, slugged or hooked the traps timer stops and the killer is just wasting time while other survivors can work on gens almost like camping but if he isnt tunneled, slugged or hooked he can easily find the key without having to wait on gen poping. its just too situational
This is exactly. What. I. Predicted.
And I also correctly predicted bloodlust would punish non-loopers and not affect loopers at all.
Hire me, Dev team.
Best bet is to just leave that RBT survivor alone so they can waste time saving themselves and focus on active prey. That one survivor has a death wish so I would just consider that survivor dead for now and move on.
Maybe then just hook the rest instead of the RBT survivor? So one is possibly screwed but the 3 remaining must work out a way to save each other and do gens as she hooks them all. If the one survivor gets the RBT off then trap someone new but only one? Idk the strategy yet.
Pretty good job so far.