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It really depends on the person. You can't say one is easier than the other because the experience is different for everyone. Then you have to take which killer is being played into account because every killer, unlike survivors, is different and so will have a direct impact on the gameplay of each individual that plays them. It gets pretty complicated. So, yeah, survivor is super easy for some people just like killer is super easy for some people but its also super hard for some people just like killer is super hard for some people, which is where preferences come into play. That's also why not everyone who plays survivor is in red ranks (same goes for killer). One person's experience (or video) isn't going to prove anything when it comes to a question like this because it's not everyone else's reality. If that makes sense.

He doesn't really have to counter any points you're making because they're all just opinions that are subjective. There are people who will disconnect on Ormond over Haddonfield these days because of how bad it is and how connected every single tile is. Whether or not you think it's an awesome map you love is equally irrelevant from a balance standpoin, since you're most assuredly wrong

Didn't you also say take those stats with a grain of truth? Since they included DC and Rage Quitting.

Also could you answer the question above I asked Almo.

Do you Agree or Disagree, and why?

I miss you and I love you and I will never take you for granted again. Rank reset and not playing for a couple weeks has put me in green rank hell, and I can't wait until we're reunited.

Love,

Meat

PS - Killers, if you could not face camp and tunnel every single game, that would be cool too. xoxo.

Sorta other way around. Killers get accustomed to losing and failing and struggling so much, that they become numb to the prospect of losing at all.

So you either have people sticking around to become god tier killers, or people just losing interest in the role. They may try survivor and like that because it's less stressful, or they may just leave the game.

Thing is, why is the survivor the least stressful and intense role in a horror game? That baffles me.

Don't confuse "Easy" with words like stressful, frustrating, and so on though please. There is skill to playing survivor no doubt I play them too; but you definitely don't have to get anywhere close to as sweaty, and you don't get anywhere close to the kind of post game chat toxicity should you not mute it.

Now Survivors know what it's like to be affected by loads of game breaking bugs.

sadly devour hope exists which would be too strong

but i agree on the rest of the hex perks

Ormond, a map where nearly all tiles are connected and a giant building blocks any decent long range hatchets. A map that is also very large making huntress have an even harder time on it.

You either play at lower ranks or do not really play huntress as much as others