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nobody ever said that killers dont do it to be mean. I only said that it actually serves a purpose. Teabagging at end game or on the pallet when you stun somebody serves no purpose outside of bm. It changes nothing in the game like the extra stab does. Its plain mechanics.
if you read my previous posts youd know this has nothing to do with hurting your ears and i have pointed that out more than 3 times now. Its about how annoying it is to be screamed at in the face on every hook. Even as survivor i hate it. If i could toggle it off in sound settings i would.
The two are not close enough for your analogy to hold water.
you could do many things to work out that pinkie, and you can say goodbye with the chat designed specifically for that kind of thing. You know the one built into the game to pop up after the match? These excuses dont add up.
how does teabagging work mechanically in the game to keep aggro? the way stabbing works mechanically to stop screams? oh it doesnt? huh, how odd. Argument falls apart fast there. its almost as if the teabagging is trying to bm the killer into getting mad so they commit to bad chases. which is never a guarantee like it is with screams getting cut short. Its a mind game built on bad manners. Just like tea bagging in fighting games. it is a game style that is by design toxic. Toxic for a reason, yes. But toxic. Where as there is no toxicity in extra stab if your doing it for the mechanic. It doesnt need BM to work on the mind of the player for the scream to stop. The two are not comparable at this level.
one requires BM to work as intended, the other does not. Plain and simple. its just a mechanic built into the game.
"one requires BM to work as intended"
Hitting on hook is toxic, so rip your entire argument.
this is like the 3rd time you have brought up points that have already been discussed and put to bed. At least ready whats going on before repeating things that have already been shown to be false otherwise your just wasting everybodies time including your own.
Also imo it's more of how many times someone does something, if you crouch once it's not really toxic but if you do it 30 times it is and same with hitting them on hook.
Sircampalot, Ozone. and others are reaching, it's simply an annoyance that the screams are and it's easily remedied with hitting them.
Teabagging does not.
Thats why one is different from the other in terms of use. hook stab has a purpose in mechanics. Teabagging does not.
thats why one gets a pass when used as a mechanic. The other has no mechanical purpose and thus receives no pass.
If you cannot see that difference i cannot explain it in a more simple way. Perhaps it is time to agree to disagree.
Because you keep deliberately missing the point. Hitting someone on hook IS considered toxic by most people, no matter how many times you do it. You keep insisting it's not bm, but the general consensus is that it is. And then you get surprised when survivors think you're being toxic?
Nobody is surprised that people think you are being toxic by hook stabbing. but they are still wrong. Again, thats the point of the thread.
You just brought up the community thinking something is toxic, and compared it to covid-19 deniers.
And yet those two guys are reaching?