u/MilkSteakEnjoyer115

This is something that I personally haven't faced in any of my killer matches. But if you're unaware,a survivor using no mither and plot twist can plot twist at the start of the trial to immediately end a killers corrupt intervention. I'm mixed on how to feel about this,as it's not a super well known thing and you have to use arguably one of the worst survivor perks in the game and use another perk that doesn't function well with no mither just for the chance of coming across it. But on the other hand,it feels kind of unfair to just bypass a perk like corrupt so easily. What are other killer players thoughts on this?

Orrrrrgy

(Definitely didn't just punch my fridge after having 5 terrible killer games in a row just asking for a friend)

Like the title says,I went to see backrooms with my brother and I absolutely loved it. Undoubtedly a 9/10 movie and one of the best movies I've seen this year (honorable mention to iron lung as well,I felt so immersed watching both movies in the theater and i had an amazing experience with each one).

Pirate Clark is very fascinating to me. Obviously he doesn't look like the other 'remembered' versions of other characters and he actually bleeds which is unique as well. Personally I'm on the fence about him being a still life. He only started acting violent towards Clark when Clark started hating himself as a mirror to his emotions. But unlike other still life he attacked and killed bobby (and presumably) kat. It can't be the backrooms making more realistic still lifes,as at the end Mary's still life looks pretty similar to the other still lifes.

The only example I can think of a still life acting somewhat aggressively was when still life (barbara?) approached Clark in the Christmas section but it is unclear if she wanted to harm him. There are a lot more things I have on my mind about this movie,but because it's super late at night I just want to cover pirate clark.

What are peoples thoughts on him? Do you think he's a still life or something else? Do you think Clark intentionally got Bobby and Kat killed as a way of befriending or feeding him?

When I tried to grab Ash on the pallet I hit the rock instead. It looked like it started the grab animation for a split second but didn't. I felt a little gypped but I don't know if I just messed up. I feel like if I had messed up the grab I would've hit the pallet and not the rock,no?

Not gonna lie,I think if I had been playing any of my other killer mains this match would've played out much differently. Not only did I get put against a 'bully' swf,but I also got the garden of joy. BTW,they didn't even abandon because I slugged all of them. They unironically rage quit at 3 gens against a garden of joy baby twins player. On the survivor side of things,twins is my least favorite killer to go against. It's not at all twins players fault she's so poorly designed in terms of fun,and its ironic that I find her so fun to play as when she's easily my least favorite killer in the game to face.

I had a lot of fun playing her this match and I'm considering becoming a twins main now. How good is my build,and what are some good tips for her?

Not sure if I'm alone in this,but I prefer playing survivors/killers that you don't see often as well as using cosmetics you don't see much either. Now,even though most of the survivors in the meme are from ips I actually enjoy (besides baermar,I love fantasy media but I've never played dnd) that's not the only reason. I dunno,I just find myself more drawn to characters and skins that nobody really uses.

I would include killers but survivors are basically glorified cosmetics and generally speaking there's a reason the unpopular killers are unpopular.