It's nice to hear someone elses opinions I disagree with so I can understand why people like or dislike certain killers. Also what the hell is going on with your weather?
@@PurpleCat64209 HAHAHAHAHA IDK BRO😭 thank u for seeing the vid and yea i do have some interesting opinions and my pc somehow can detect whatever the hell is going on💀
@@saltnest1 And as a Vecna main I can tell you that he is NOT weak, just yet to be mastered. Especialy with flight of the damned. I found your opinions on Chucky, clown and Bubba interesting since I disagree with all of them but I see why you think the way you do. Good vid 👍
@@PurpleCat64209 thank you so much, yea tbh i wouldn’t say vecna isn’t weak but he’s like alright cuz he kinda helps survivors in a way, once i buy him i wanna play him he seems fun, also lastly you can crouch under his flight of the damned lol
@@saltnest1 If you'd like I can give you tips for Vecna if you're interested in playing him. And with flight of the damned a good Vecna will either cast it from a lover elevation to the survivour making it uncrouchable, use it while the survivour is locked in an animation or from behind a wall giving very little time to react (half a second to be exact)
Kept sending the tips I wrote in the replies but they keep disapearing so ima send them here. It says the vid has 8 comments but I only see the stuff up to you saying sure to the tips. Regardless, Fly is great in chases and ok for map traversal. Here's some tricks you can do with it. If a survivour vaults through a window that leads to a drop if you use fly to go through you'll get down alot quicker and by the time you land your recovery will either be mostly or entierly over so you can get a quick M1. If you're flying to a survivour at an upright pallet you can pause your game to stop moving. The game will concider you to be running into a wall so if you're paused for too long your flight will end but if you feather your pause you can offen trick survivours to drop the pallet and then fly over it. When flying over a pallet manualy stop your flight while inside the pallet because if you let the game end it for you it'll launch you foward. If you manualy stop mid pallet you can block survivours from vaulting behind you. You can also move to one side of the pallet during recovery and you'll get shoved to the side you're closest to. Fly is good at zoning survivours away from undesirable locations so use it wisely. I recomend using fly to follow up after a hit rather than to start a chase unless the survivour is really far FOTD is by far my favourite special attack in the game and is REALLY underated. A good FOTD typicaly falls under one of 4 catagories. Elevations, surprise, animation and unhook. If you stand on a slightly lower elevation to the survivour (usualy where the survivours feet are around your hips but it's very generous) and cast FOTD they can't be crouched under making it MUCH more likely to hit. Since FOTD spawns a little bit ahead of Vecna you can easily place it through a wall. If you predict the survivours position and place the bonies on the survivour they have only half a second to react and crouch which is quite diffucult. You can also treat it like any mid range killer M2 and hit survivours as they're stuck in an animation like dropping a pallet or vaulting guarenteing a hit. If a survivour unhooks infront of you then FOTD can act like punishment of the damned and hit both survivours though FOTD is harder to do this with. You need to position yourself to be to the side of the survivours and line up your aim lines with them then time it perfectly. It's quite hard to do but REALLY rewarding. Keep in mind that FOTD only gets its hitbox after half a second Dispeling sphere is pretty simple. If you're on a map like midwhich or the game you can cast it between the floors to cover both floors. If you slightly miss where you want it to go or want to make a last second adgustment move left or right depending on where you want it to go. I call this steering. Mage hand can be kinda BS. You want to use it just as you're about to get a hit to blick or lift it to get a hit. When playing a strong downed pallet you can keep looping it until the survivour vaults then lift it, you'll get the hit 9/10 times. If you pick up a pallet while a survivour is vaulting it'll either push them to the far side or pull them back to you similar to the interaction with fly I touched on. You want them to be pulled back but either way is a likely hit. If you're unsure about giving back a strong pallet then remember Vecna has 3 spells that can counter good pallets but if you'd like to break pallets then go on ahead. If you'd like recomendations for perks or add-ons lemme know
@@PurpleCat64209 THABK U SO MUCH, WHEN I BUY EM ILL PIT THESE TIPS TO GOOD USE i really thank you for the comment and watching my vid that i spent forever making😭🙏
@@saltnest1 I'd rather see things like this instead of the same gameplay videos you always see and it's refreshing to see something different. Thank you for providing something different and engaging
It's nice to hear someone elses opinions I disagree with so I can understand why people like or dislike certain killers. Also what the hell is going on with your weather?
@@PurpleCat64209 HAHAHAHAHA IDK BRO😭 thank u for seeing the vid and yea i do have some interesting opinions and my pc somehow can detect whatever the hell is going on💀
@@saltnest1 And as a Vecna main I can tell you that he is NOT weak, just yet to be mastered. Especialy with flight of the damned. I found your opinions on Chucky, clown and Bubba interesting since I disagree with all of them but I see why you think the way you do. Good vid 👍
@@PurpleCat64209 thank you so much, yea tbh i wouldn’t say vecna isn’t weak but he’s like alright cuz he kinda helps survivors in a way, once i buy him i wanna play him he seems fun, also lastly you can crouch under his flight of the damned lol
@@saltnest1 If you'd like I can give you tips for Vecna if you're interested in playing him. And with flight of the damned a good Vecna will either cast it from a lover elevation to the survivour making it uncrouchable, use it while the survivour is locked in an animation or from behind a wall giving very little time to react (half a second to be exact)
@@PurpleCat64209 Yes tips are appreciated and would love to listen also thank you man!
Kept sending the tips I wrote in the replies but they keep disapearing so ima send them here. It says the vid has 8 comments but I only see the stuff up to you saying sure to the tips. Regardless,
Fly is great in chases and ok for map traversal. Here's some tricks you can do with it. If a survivour vaults through a window that leads to a drop if you use fly to go through you'll get down alot quicker and by the time you land your recovery will either be mostly or entierly over so you can get a quick M1. If you're flying to a survivour at an upright pallet you can pause your game to stop moving. The game will concider you to be running into a wall so if you're paused for too long your flight will end but if you feather your pause you can offen trick survivours to drop the pallet and then fly over it. When flying over a pallet manualy stop your flight while inside the pallet because if you let the game end it for you it'll launch you foward. If you manualy stop mid pallet you can block survivours from vaulting behind you. You can also move to one side of the pallet during recovery and you'll get shoved to the side you're closest to. Fly is good at zoning survivours away from undesirable locations so use it wisely. I recomend using fly to follow up after a hit rather than to start a chase unless the survivour is really far
FOTD is by far my favourite special attack in the game and is REALLY underated. A good FOTD typicaly falls under one of 4 catagories. Elevations, surprise, animation and unhook. If you stand on a slightly lower elevation to the survivour (usualy where the survivours feet are around your hips but it's very generous) and cast FOTD they can't be crouched under making it MUCH more likely to hit. Since FOTD spawns a little bit ahead of Vecna you can easily place it through a wall. If you predict the survivours position and place the bonies on the survivour they have only half a second to react and crouch which is quite diffucult. You can also treat it like any mid range killer M2 and hit survivours as they're stuck in an animation like dropping a pallet or vaulting guarenteing a hit. If a survivour unhooks infront of you then FOTD can act like punishment of the damned and hit both survivours though FOTD is harder to do this with. You need to position yourself to be to the side of the survivours and line up your aim lines with them then time it perfectly. It's quite hard to do but REALLY rewarding. Keep in mind that FOTD only gets its hitbox after half a second
Dispeling sphere is pretty simple. If you're on a map like midwhich or the game you can cast it between the floors to cover both floors. If you slightly miss where you want it to go or want to make a last second adgustment move left or right depending on where you want it to go. I call this steering.
Mage hand can be kinda BS. You want to use it just as you're about to get a hit to blick or lift it to get a hit. When playing a strong downed pallet you can keep looping it until the survivour vaults then lift it, you'll get the hit 9/10 times. If you pick up a pallet while a survivour is vaulting it'll either push them to the far side or pull them back to you similar to the interaction with fly I touched on. You want them to be pulled back but either way is a likely hit. If you're unsure about giving back a strong pallet then remember Vecna has 3 spells that can counter good pallets but if you'd like to break pallets then go on ahead. If you'd like recomendations for perks or add-ons lemme know
@@PurpleCat64209 THABK U SO MUCH, WHEN I BUY EM ILL PIT THESE TIPS TO GOOD USE i really thank you for the comment and watching my vid that i spent forever making😭🙏
@@saltnest1 I'd rather see things like this instead of the same gameplay videos you always see and it's refreshing to see something different. Thank you for providing something different and engaging