How to play nurse?

[Randomuser2024]

Been losing to 4 man outs several games in a row.

[glythe]

Just play against bots and eventually it will click if you don't want to lose.

[KamikaziFly]

Short blinks for hits.
Long blinks for distance and closing in on your prey.
Double blinks are frowned upon.

[Amaterasu]

Don't. Nobody likes Nurse players.

[Rofl Waffle]

First of all, teach your muscle memory how far you blink based on how long you hold the blink. Once you have that down. Prediction blinks aka guess where the survivor is blinks will make you struggle hard. Instead do reaction blinks, meaning you blink to where the los starts. If they double back they will run right back into you, if not you use the second blink to reach and get a hit. That is the basics on how to play nurse properly.

[Terrorize Exercise]

Nurse has been nerfed soo many times you can only do good with her if you play her literally flawlessly. Otherwise you will just do 10 times better with any other killer.

[Turtle]

Practice, she's all about muscle memory, when you memorise how far you blink depending on how long you charge it, she became a lot easier to play, you can speed up this process with her brown addon that shows you where you will appear after blink

[Deagle Trainee]

Originally posted by KamikaziFly:

Short blinks for hits.
Long blinks for distance and closing in on your prey.
Double blinks are frowned upon.

Pretty much this. If you can close the gap without the blink, then don't blink. Sometimes the fatigue is often enough to help survivors get away.

Originally posted by Amaterasu:

Don't. Nobody likes Nurse players.

Not true. I'd rather play against the Nurse, so long as she doesn't camp, instead of some of these other killers.

[Mors_Indecepta]

Break playing her down into a series of techniques, start basic, and work your way up.
When I started, I was just trying to blink directly onto a gen from one long blink.
Practiced that, over and over.
Then I worked on short attacks; short blinks to the other side of a pallet for a quick hit.
When it came time to work on the actual blinking in chases with bots, I learned that a lot more quickly because I had already got a pretty solid handle on blinking to the gens. I was able to more easily visualize the range of my blink, because I'd spent so long practicing that I understood without much thought.
Took a bit of work to get the hang of blinks that require more specific amounts of power, like those really short ones around loops, and the longer ones that don't quite need full power.
Been playing her since the start of March, was getting 4ks with her within a week, and now I have her pretty damn near mastered.

When you find a perk and addon build, and/or get a handle on the blinks, and can get a reliable 4k vs. bots with no iems/perks, then you're ready to go into public matches.

Oh, and DO NOT touch the 3-blink addon, or the lunge attack length. You don't want to be dependent on them. Learn Nurse with the mangled, and the one where blink hits cause oblivious.

[Athena]

Practice! Lots and lots of practice. But once you get the hang of it, you'll be unstoppable.

Just gotta put aside any sort of ego you may have for the first 100 games as you will get looped, mocked, teabagged and lose.

[Ghoster]

For nurse :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWMofabNWnQ

• practice her blinks constantly, soon enough you'll develop muscle
memory and manage to 4K everyone for the rest of your trials

• she requires to have aura reading perks since
the only counter on her is basically LOS "Line of sight"

• embrace the fact that you will lose many games and chases before you get to adapt
map awareness. Eventually you will master your playstyle and looping | tbugging survs will be something in the past

good luck