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I fully understand what you are saying but I also don't go down easy. A few vaults and a pallet and i am back on a gen. So yes for me it is worth it. I also think it isn't very smart to cause missed skill checks on healing because they will stop me from healing them so they can heal me.
Killers do chase me but they also break chase with me to go after anyone else.
Also the whole "it's better to stay healthy rather than stay injured and go down faster" is the kind of thing said by killer mains and baby survivors or anyone still green in the game, exactly like the ones that do things like:
- Chase you across the map trying to heal you when you clearly don't want it
- After being unhooked run across the map to a corner to self-heal and then crouch walk the edge of the map for a minute or two calming down which 75% of the time leads to them running right into the killer so they get hit and then waste 4 pallets and still go down all in under 30 seconds constantly
- Can't hit skill checks (like honestly after 10-20 hours how is this possible at all)
SoloQ is painful.
One more thing to add to the effectiveness of SWF. Because one thing you can do with Resilience is 99% your heal progress (assuming no Hemorrhage), then when you hear a terror radius or during a chase, use Self-care or a med-kit to heal that last 1%.
Yes it is and ty. I was also thinking that reply above screamed killer.
When I can play with friends I do, but I spend most of my time on my own.
My main point was to just try and get people to understand that if someone is actively trying to avoid being healed? leave them be.
Consequences will be on them not you.
Sadly I know you are right mm:/ Maybe I should make a new soloQ build save that for friends. >.<
you cannot be healed whatsoever
How do you signal that you don’t want to be healed?
Since there’s no in game chat and no way to see your perks beforehand, the average survivor probably doesn’t know what you’re “signalling”. I’ve heard people say “soandao doesn’t wanna be healed, final then not heal them the rest of the match.
My point is what you consider a clear signal probably isn’t to everyone, through no fault of your own.. this is why in solo a I always go in with a way to self heal myself, whether I run resilience or not.
You can try telling your team in pre- game chat. I’ve actually found this quite effective. When I run boons or a chest build or prove thyself,, I’ll tell the team in chat and often pleasantly surprised at the cooperation/willingness to synergies with my perk choices (aka they won’t clear all the totems, or they will try to stick with me for prove thyself etc(
This too
I also did not know the shift thing. I do stay on a gen regardless of the frantic bouncing behind me.
But I see your point that maybe my signals are not being read properly. I play on PC sadly most of my team mates are usually not so i cant chat with them I do try to when I can.
In solo games a lot of perks are a bit confisuing if you dont know what 'randoms' have, example: deliverance when killer is proxy camping or when you have full anti-tunnel build and whole team wants to help you and dying for you etc etc
And someone wrote tip about pressing shift - yes it works also when you are downed and don't want to be picked up by other survivor because you have DS or whatever reason you would choose to.
Also you can try inform your teammates in the chat before the game that you want to stay injured. Glhf
If it's inconvenient to heal up or more advantageous to do a 90% gen, just remain injured and take advantage of resilience.
If it's convenient to heal up, just heal up. It'll help u stealth and/or last longer in chase. Or as others have said, 99 ur heal. Bring a medkit or self-care so u can fully heal up when u know u are about to take a hit.
so you are saying they force heal me because they think I am "overconfident/cocky/risky/aggressive survivor" and they are trying to save me dying early?
Lots of great advice given, I see its me that will have to do the changing because how can i expect my team of unknowns to know what I have going on.
I recall the same happening with plot twist.
I do plan on trying the shift thing or maybe just change my build when playing soloQ.