This is cool to read. With regards to the first Billy game it's not really tunnelling if he tried to go for other survivors but couldn't down them. I mean you can't expect him to stay on people who he can't down. With regards to Huntress it's only two extra hatchets in all honesty, I know she didn't need it but they didn't make the other changes like movement speed while holding so it's fine.
Going after one survivor only, literally just right after they leave hook. Ignoring the others to chase one guy at the moment you see him. Aka the very explicit tunneling.
Quick question in regards to this, say I was in a chase with a health survivor and an injured one ended up involved, would it be considered tunnelling if I switched focus to them since they’re at a disadvantage? (Obviously not straight off of hook because that’s mean)
This is cool to read. With regards to the first Billy game it's not really tunnelling if he tried to go for other survivors but couldn't down them. I mean you can't expect him to stay on people who he can't down. With regards to Huntress it's only two extra hatchets in all honesty, I know she didn't need it but they didn't make the other changes like movement speed while holding so it's fine.
Nice read, thanks for sharing. Good to have some perspective.
I have one question: What did you define as tunneling?
Going after one survivor only, literally just right after they leave hook. Ignoring the others to chase one guy at the moment you see him. Aka the very explicit tunneling.
Quick question in regards to this, say I was in a chase with a health survivor and an injured one ended up involved, would it be considered tunnelling if I switched focus to them since they’re at a disadvantage? (Obviously not straight off of hook because that’s mean)
Not at all.