Peanits from BHVR

Originally posted by Guillotine:

Originally posted by Peanits: If they're doing it right in front of the killer and the killer is allowing them to repeatedly unhook them (i.e. he's not chasing the other guy), that starts to be a problem. If someone's getting chased and unhooks someone careless, much as it does suck, we don't ban for that. It's scummy, but it could be considered a valid strategy as they are trying to dump the killer on the other guy to save themselves.

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Originally posted by Black_Fence: Well the report I sent was a video of a guy standing by the hook fake unhooking (so like starting the animation then stopping it) over and over again and blocking me from unhooking the poor dude. He even admited it was because the guy said that he was going to put BPS down. But I keep seeing him in games and he keeps trolling me because he know I reported him D:

I remember dealing with this report yesterday and I can confirm that action was taken. Softbans for griefing start at 24 hours. If they're still griefing, I encourage you to record it and report them again. Bans will get longer and eventually turn into permanent bans if they don't stop.

Originally posted by Shadow_Master:

Originally posted by Peanits: Depends. If it is clear that the person is working with the killer and farming at someone else's expense, yes. But if it's possibly just a careless unhook because they want the points, no.


In game.

Its not necessary that they work for the killer.They just work for themselves.They just unhook over and over again to get the points.

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Originally posted by Shadow_Master:

Originally posted by Peanits: As someone who spent all morning going through reports, yes, absolutely. They get dealt with one by one. Sometimes the proof we get isn't sufficient so we're unable to do something about it.

Do you guys ban people who hook-farm their teamamtes on hooks?If so,i need to setup my recording software because i get hookfarmed too often.

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It's based on the angle of approach, and you'll also need a run-up. If you sprint at a window head on, you will do a fast vault and go straight through the window. But if you sprint at it from the side or bump into the window before vaulting, you'll do a medium vault.

To get the fast vault, just be sure to run straight at the window from about a meter or so away and press space before you touch the wall. Otherwise, you'll get the medium vault. This isn't always possible, which is why some loops are less effective one direction than in the other. Take the ironworks, for example. If vaulting in, you do not have the space required to do the fast vault in, so doing the loop that way means you'll gain less ground. It also means that as a killer, you'll want to try to force them to change directions if possible.

As someone who spent all morning going through reports, yes, absolutely. They get dealt with one by one. Sometimes the proof we get isn't sufficient so we're unable to do something about it.

Because it starts a witch hunt, and often times the person being targetted isn't doing anything wrong in the first place.

For example, guy gets called out for being a cheater. Turns out he was actually awarded bloodpoints because he lost his save. But now everyone's attacking the guy and shaming him for something he didn't do.

Or, let's say the dude did cheat. Now everyone calls him out, and so he wipes everything so nobody can tell and he can try to evade the banhammer.

And the list goes on and on. Every day we got loads of threads about people calling out a 'camper', but for all we know there could have been survivors carelessly sprinting around the hook. You don't get the full picture, and it's not fair to pass judgement and attack someone without that.

Basically, that's what the report buttons for. Mods will step in and figure out what needs to be done.

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Only online co-op. But I'd hesitate to call it "co-op" when you could very easily lead the killer to someone else to get them off your tail. All that matters is you.

You also get the soundtrack and the art book. Nothing secret in-game. At least, nothing that I know of. But it wouldn't be a good secret if I did.

As far as we know, no, they're just horror themed. Aside from the Chuckles mask.

But maybe.