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D3ADTEAR

Almost every time I win in 1v1 or 1v2 as a PK main. I get salt.

I think partly the reason I've come to love PK is because of the salt, almost 80% wr so far and the same occurrences happen every time I pop off and shit on the enemy team.

You spam bleeds and run away - Yeah, I do because it's easy and you're terrible at countering the grabs. In matches where my opponents are great at their GB another tool in my arsenal of 1v1 salt is removed. How to beat PK when they do this? Git gud and always expect a triple-stab.

You hit and run like a pussy Granted I'm an assassin, it's in the description. If you ever played more than 2 hours of PK you'd realize majority of the roster could 2-3 hit you with heavies. Good players with nigh unbreakable defense will sap my stamina instantly and I will have no easy openings and I'll be forced to turtle. With my low HP pool and very short window to block/parry/deflect. It's safer to just play like it's dark souls than it is to take the gamble to try to defend. A majority of my deaths come from me being unable to get the block in time.

Nerf PK Bleed! Yeah maybe in the beta it was a little strong. Simply because one triple stab combo with some lights would be pretty much a 100-0 for some characters. But again, if you played more than 2 hours you'd also realize peacekeeper is linear as fuck. If you got good defense, then I can't do anything but dodge and take your mixup if I screw up. Peacekeepers play on opportunities. If you're shit at blocking and parrying in general then it's an easy fight where I don't have to bother with my own defense and I could dash circles around you and light attack spam and take no hits in return. Good defense will make any assassin utterly useless.

All in all, I just wanted to make this as an explanation for why peacekeepers do what they do. You don't even need to be a combo god to kill most peacekeepers, just git gud at defense. Or you could be like the rest that get 3-0'ed and ragequit afterwards. I need those people to feed my addiction.

Posted Feb 16, 2017, 11:30 PM UTC

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