In the vast and thrilling realm of Dead by Daylight, the delicate art of looping Killers has become an essential survival skill for all seasoned Survivors. Among the numerous talented individuals who possess this ability, there exists a certain prodigy who has earned legendary status: Hens. While some may argue that Xeno is a formidable contender, this essay aims to highlight the unparalleled prowess of Hens in looping Killers, showcasing why Hens reign supreme in this dangerous game of survival. The Hens' Agility: When it comes to outmaneuvering a Killer, agility is of paramount importance. Hens possess an inherent quickness and grace that allows for unparalleled movement. With lightning-fast reflexes and an uncanny ability to anticipate the Killer's next move, Hens glide effortlessly through the environment, leaving the Killer bewildered and unable to catch up. The Hens' nimble footwork combined with an acute sense of timing creates an elegant dance of survival, captivating both allies and adversaries alike. Adaptability: The Hens' Ace in the Hole In the ever-changing landscape of Dead by Daylight, adaptability is the key to survival. Unlike Xeno, who may rely on specific strategies or perks, Hens possess an unmatched versatility that enables them to adapt to any situation. Whether it's a pallet loop, a jungle gym, or a window vault, Hens seamlessly transition between looping techniques, always staying one step ahead of the Killer. This adaptability allows Hens to exploit the environment to its fullest potential, ensuring a longer and more engaging chase. Mind Games: Hens' Mental Mastery A successful Survivor understands the psychology of their pursuer. Hens possess an unparalleled ability to delve into the mind of the Killer, manipulating their actions through a series of cunning mind games. With precise timing and unpredictable movements, Hens confuse and disorient the Killer, forcing them to make mistakes. This psychological warfare often leads to the Killer hesitating or second-guessing their decisions, granting Hens the upper hand in the chase. Efficient Resource Management: Hens' Expertise In the art of looping, resource management is a vital skill. Hens' expertise lies in their ability to optimize the use of available resources, ensuring that no pallet goes to waste. By utilizing each pallet efficiently, Hens maximize their chances of survival while prolonging the chase. While Xeno may exhibit a similar level of resourcefulness, Hens' finesse and precise timing elevate them to a league of their own. Aesthetics: The Hens' Graceful Display Beyond the functional aspects, looping can also be a captivating display of skill and style. Hens' grace and elegance while executing loops elevate the experience to an art form. Each loop becomes a beautifully choreographed sequence, a mesmerizing display of survival in the face of danger. The Hens' loops are not merely a means to an end; they are a testament to the Survivors' indomitable spirit and unwavering will to live. Conclusion: While Xeno may be a formidable adversary in the realm of Dead by Daylight, Hens' undeniable superiority in looping Killers cannot be overlooked. With unmatched agility, adaptability, mental mastery, resource management, and an aesthetically pleasing approach, Hens consistently outplays the opposition, leaving the Killer in a state of bewilderment. As Survivors continue to refine their looping techniques, Hens' legacy will remain an enduring symbol of excellence, inspiring future generations to embrace the art of the loop with unwavering dedication and finesse.
@@MatsumotoKael13 Hens, the master of looping in Dead by Daylight, exhibits remarkable humility while showcasing their exceptional skills. Despite their unparalleled expertise and success, Hens remains grounded and modest throughout each encounter with Killers. They approach each chase with a sense of humility, never underestimating their opponents or boasting about their own abilities. Hens values every interaction as an opportunity to learn, grow, and appreciate the challenges presented by each unique Killer. Their focus is not on personal glory, but rather on the collective experience of the game and the camaraderie among Survivors. Hens' humility shines through in their interactions with teammates, acknowledging their contributions, and offering support and encouragement. This genuine humility adds a sense of grace and respect to their already awe-inspiring looping skills, making Hens a true role model for all Survivors.
They usually have rules like you can't stand, walk or crouch for longer than 10 seconds. If you do, you either have to run for 5s or cause a loud noise noti.
Even if Xeno's gameplay was absolutely elite, Hens could've downed him a couple of times, he probably was just having fun and was trying some stuff out, he still would've lost though.
The way I saw that match was that in a pub lobby, you just threw a ton of pallets and made it very difficult for the other people to take chase effectively if they don't know how to do techs.
Usually if you have a 4 minute chase then every gen should be done, the game usually isn’t about “pallet efficiency in chase” and it’s more about “gen efficiency while one takes chase”
@@joekerthewizard I've been getting dmd by multiple people about this, and thinking about doing a video about how to get into comp, what you have to do to get better at 1v1s, how to join a team etc. a lot of that info seems to be gatekept or inaccessible to new players who dont already have any connections
Sometimes i wish i could be as good as those Players. But then i look at my Hours and think that that's already enough DBD for a Lifetime. (3100 Hours) (it's not as much as other People but to be fair it's still a lot of time spend playing this Game)
Xeno was very good. So was Hens. But Hens played unsmart. He had the skills of an amazing survivor, but made mistakes of a beginner. Probably because of the thurst of looping. I so wanna make fun of this killer.... oops.
before going into this i know how hard it is to play survivor... and killer at times... and i think the sickest player i've ever seen is grasshopper... about to see what's really good...
In the vast and thrilling realm of Dead by Daylight, the delicate art of looping Killers has become an essential survival skill for all seasoned Survivors. Among the numerous talented individuals who possess this ability, there exists a certain prodigy who has earned legendary status: Hens. While some may argue that Xeno is a formidable contender, this essay aims to highlight the unparalleled prowess of Hens in looping Killers, showcasing why Hens reign supreme in this dangerous game of survival.
The Hens' Agility:
When it comes to outmaneuvering a Killer, agility is of paramount importance. Hens possess an inherent quickness and grace that allows for unparalleled movement. With lightning-fast reflexes and an uncanny ability to anticipate the Killer's next move, Hens glide effortlessly through the environment, leaving the Killer bewildered and unable to catch up. The Hens' nimble footwork combined with an acute sense of timing creates an elegant dance of survival, captivating both allies and adversaries alike.
Adaptability: The Hens' Ace in the Hole
In the ever-changing landscape of Dead by Daylight, adaptability is the key to survival. Unlike Xeno, who may rely on specific strategies or perks, Hens possess an unmatched versatility that enables them to adapt to any situation. Whether it's a pallet loop, a jungle gym, or a window vault, Hens seamlessly transition between looping techniques, always staying one step ahead of the Killer. This adaptability allows Hens to exploit the environment to its fullest potential, ensuring a longer and more engaging chase.
Mind Games: Hens' Mental Mastery
A successful Survivor understands the psychology of their pursuer. Hens possess an unparalleled ability to delve into the mind of the Killer, manipulating their actions through a series of cunning mind games. With precise timing and unpredictable movements, Hens confuse and disorient the Killer, forcing them to make mistakes. This psychological warfare often leads to the Killer hesitating or second-guessing their decisions, granting Hens the upper hand in the chase.
Efficient Resource Management: Hens' Expertise
In the art of looping, resource management is a vital skill. Hens' expertise lies in their ability to optimize the use of available resources, ensuring that no pallet goes to waste. By utilizing each pallet efficiently, Hens maximize their chances of survival while prolonging the chase. While Xeno may exhibit a similar level of resourcefulness, Hens' finesse and precise timing elevate them to a league of their own.
Aesthetics: The Hens' Graceful Display
Beyond the functional aspects, looping can also be a captivating display of skill and style. Hens' grace and elegance while executing loops elevate the experience to an art form. Each loop becomes a beautifully choreographed sequence, a mesmerizing display of survival in the face of danger. The Hens' loops are not merely a means to an end; they are a testament to the Survivors' indomitable spirit and unwavering will to live.
Conclusion:
While Xeno may be a formidable adversary in the realm of Dead by Daylight, Hens' undeniable superiority in looping Killers cannot be overlooked. With unmatched agility, adaptability, mental mastery, resource management, and an aesthetically pleasing approach, Hens consistently outplays the opposition, leaving the Killer in a state of bewilderment. As Survivors continue to refine their looping techniques, Hens' legacy will remain an enduring symbol of excellence, inspiring future generations to embrace the art of the loop with unwavering dedication and finesse.
You forgot to include how humble you are.
bro wrote that and got 6 likes
bro got chatgpt to write abt him bahahah
@@MatsumotoKael13 Hens, the master of looping in Dead by Daylight, exhibits remarkable humility while showcasing their exceptional skills. Despite their unparalleled expertise and success, Hens remains grounded and modest throughout each encounter with Killers. They approach each chase with a sense of humility, never underestimating their opponents or boasting about their own abilities. Hens values every interaction as an opportunity to learn, grow, and appreciate the challenges presented by each unique Killer. Their focus is not on personal glory, but rather on the collective experience of the game and the camaraderie among Survivors. Hens' humility shines through in their interactions with teammates, acknowledging their contributions, and offering support and encouragement. This genuine humility adds a sense of grace and respect to their already awe-inspiring looping skills, making Hens a true role model for all Survivors.
@@hens333 Alter das ist mega peinlich.
Unlucky rng, Xeno is not even that good
u r the god man
That's because you are very good lmao
Xeno slammed u tho just take on the chin champ
@@v9toodevilish143 he did not when u rewatch closly u can see hens tried a shred when he had a 100% m1 chance for example - the god played with xeno
@@shisuiuchiha7342 stop dickriding so much he lost fair and square. Hes not a god if he loses
well played from both sides, xeno was extremely efficient too with the pathing and check spots
9:10 Never seen a demo go through a window like that 😮😮😮😮
Never played as or against dog then
@@kaakeli222unfair statement
11:58 THAT WAS SICK!!!
@@abs0luty rlly hard to do consistently
@@abs0luty 11k hrs top 3 comp player cant hit it consistently i dont think its easy
@@abs0luty SURELY BUDDY
Xeno had better connection and reaction time. That way he could stay safe in situations, where he got stuck in unfavourable position.
Hens the goat fr
But he lost
@@DeadxRaceyou can still like somebody even if they lose a game?
@@PearDBDnobody said you can’t, he just said that Hens isn’t the goat because he lost
@@nottoksicthat’s not what goat means
Put disrespect on my name again 🗣‼️
8:16
9:55
11:00
8:30 does he say he wants to prove that he can play while high to his teamates?
Yes 😂
If survivors make enough distance can they just hide or are you committed to continuing the chase?
You have to continue chase
They usually have rules like you can't stand, walk or crouch for longer than 10 seconds. If you do, you either have to run for 5s or cause a loud noise noti.
Great chases gentlemen!
well blayed
pls continue this
Dude this was so entertaining xD
You can tell hens is a lil embarrassed. He has this tell about him and I feel bad actually now
I dont think he's embarrassed. He didnt seem to be sweating really
he sat on a pallet walking back and forth twice lol I dont know how hard he was sweating
fair play xxloopermanxx is 1 percent of these players
10:38 💀 💀 💀
What patch was this recorded on? I noticed the long car walls in autohaven
it was recorded shortly before the autohaven tiles were changed
5:48 from here I started getting dizzy lol
That was the smoothest looping I’ve ever seen from Xeno
Even if Xeno's gameplay was absolutely elite, Hens could've downed him a couple of times, he probably was just having fun and was trying some stuff out, he still would've lost though.
The way I saw that match was that in a pub lobby, you just threw a ton of pallets and made it very difficult for the other people to take chase effectively if they don't know how to do techs.
Lol please stop talking it hurts to read
@@tearingmyselfapartforyou then skip the comment.
Usually if you have a 4 minute chase then every gen should be done, the game usually isn’t about “pallet efficiency in chase” and it’s more about “gen efficiency while one takes chase”
Shoulda been doing gens during that time
Hens has if dropped pallet instantly DC nice challenge
Ngl flexcam could prolly have a higher time then xeno no cap tbh i wanna see flex 1v1 hens or someone like him
comparing old crippled hens that hasn't played comp in years to flex the pub juker? oh hell na team
can you crouch a hillbilly chain saw???
yes
My killer played against hens. I couldnt catch this man. He was way too strong for me
Hey, I get Xeno, when i played comp i was always high and i played killer 😂😂
whatsv1 academy?
its the name of my discord server, its just a joke for now since i dont do any actualy coaching
@v1rtual_reality656 awww shame I really want to try and get into this as I want to get better at looping and unsure how to start
@@joekerthewizard I've been getting dmd by multiple people about this, and thinking about doing a video about how to get into comp, what you have to do to get better at 1v1s, how to join a team etc. a lot of that info seems to be gatekept or inaccessible to new players who dont already have any connections
Xeno much better
Клоунада. В чем смысл? Он мог давно положить оппонента сли бы бил рукой а не обилкой, цирк
Hens sucks.
I can get a higher time than Xeno.
Xeno wasnt sweating.
the crouch bug isnt fair though
Get a job. 😭 😭 😭
Hens is so overrated.
Hating over nothing 💀
@@charlienoii this is hating for you? 😂
@@Schniblogg yeah talking shit over nothing is hating are you dense
Ooooo I have 11k hours too!!!!
super boring
cope and seethe
I love seeing hens play in these series, Xeno was confident of his ability to loop insanely well and we seen the result. ggs to both players
I go tell otz, that you said Hens is the best DBD content creator:) He will be so proud:)
Wow that demo chase was insaneeee
God bless Xeno, getting high at tournaments
The thumbnails for these vids are hella nice
Only thanks to DubTrouble
The most casual match in dbd be like:
Xeno - the number one fan of Mathis Movement
I was meaning to ask you about your cannibal Winstreak. What’s the highest it got to and what were the win conditions?
V1v1 tournament 🥶
content creator never had a chance
h3ns is overrated af.
Sometimes i wish i could be as good as those Players.
But then i look at my Hours and think that that's already enough DBD for a Lifetime. (3100 Hours) (it's not as much as other People but to be fair it's still a lot of time spend playing this Game)
you lazy ahh gamer, drop a new vid already
he has a nerve issue rn
bro what pathing school did xeno go to
Xeno was very good. So was Hens. But Hens played unsmart. He had the skills of an amazing survivor, but made mistakes of a beginner. Probably because of the thurst of looping. I so wanna make fun of this killer.... oops.
just m1 twice will be twice shorter
It's m2 Billy
nah nah nah v1rtual! you and xeno from my DBD Academy
Nice love watching these at high level
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
where is xeno from
Xeno the cringe
Still won 🥇
Im dead
uff
Hens is the best dbd content creator
tell me what u want but hens didn’t went for winning - try a shred on an easy m1 etc
did you watch the video and hear them talking or nah?
9:10 hoooooooly moly what is that
before going into this i know how hard it is to play survivor... and killer at times... and i think the sickest player i've ever seen is grasshopper... about to see what's really good...
ye ive seen grasshopper yt shorts, that guy really is not very good at the game
grasshoper goes against new killers
Just a noname toxic shi77er with speedhacks
Hes so bad lol
i cringed very hard
Hens sucks compared to Xeno
Hens is an old retired comp player not active anymore but he still tried I could feel his ego ngl
he is joking