You might experience a lot of frustration as you get broken out of stealth for the hundredth time, or when you accidentally mark someone you didn't intend to. Suffocation Pit: (B) Decent map and cover, some cheeky stalk points, just don’t get looped around the big building. If you accidentally mark someone too early, don't chase them if they're in a safe area. If you down a survivor, sometimes you’ll see another survivor who you won’t be able to hit. You can stalk a person face-to-face (i.e. Faster movement speed while stalking and longer Killer Instinct addons are both pretty useless. As ghostface, however, unless the game is in its final stages *with the last gen nearly finished), it shouldn't be too much of a problem as the survivors will still all be injured. The worst part is that you can’t even abandon the chase right away since your power has yet to recover (unless you’re using the best two recovery addons). Instead, by 99ing some people and injuring others, you have an opportunity to set up a snowball and downing many people in the span of a few minutes. They can save one another, but they will be exposed, and with everything, barbecue and chili will help you find them and take them down in one shot. It does work decently well on indoor maps, where you can jump survivors from almost anywhere, but works a lot less on more open maps. After trying different builds and swapping out perks, I’ve settled with Corrupt Intervention, Barbecue and Chili, Sloppy Butcher and Whispers. I still like Whispers better though. On the other hand, if you fail to expose someone before they reveal you, sometimes its better to hit them, even if they're at 99% stalk. Nurse’s Calling: A pretty good perk, but if you have SKILLS you can find them anyway with Whispers. Try to stalk survivors to at least this amount before actually marking them. Instead, hug walls and debris. As much as I feel and desire Ghostface to be my main in dbd, I just can't. This is the main reason I love using Whispers on GF. Grim Pantry: (B) Strong loops at the central structure, but you can also use it to stalk people afar. The short duration is this perks greatest weakness. ... glad to know my build is on the right path. Gearhead: An...ok perk? It's not something you should be doing very often though. You should play pretty defensively when stalking: always prioritize hiding instead of stalking survivors who are able to reveal you. Yes, they can, but not many people hide in lockers against a ghostface unless they're the only ones left. Now you need to focus on breaking them out as they’re leaving. You judge if it's better to hit them, if everyone else is injured then you probably shouldn't hit em, as this will let you set up for the snowball I mentioned above. Of the ultra rares, the Security Camera can be very useful, and the Tape can come in handy when stalking in spots that are normally pretty safe (like inside tiles). I cannot understate how important this is; this is the best thing you can do to avoid getting seen, let alone broken out of stealth. All rights reserved. I’ll soon catch someone working on a gen and hopefully mark and down them quickly. Torment Creek: (B-) Probably one of the better Coldwind maps, you can creep around the main building, and less corn=better stalks. However, this won’t work on all loops. You can do it if the loop is about as tall as your shoulder (Ex: some of the stone loops on the Temple of Purgation). You should almost never mark people from a distance. A recently popularized build encourages playing ghostface without stalking at all, just hit and run the survivors. The survivor also has to be completely stationary (i.e. Lampkin Lane: (C+) Pretty hard to stalk at many indoor gens, and some are situated with a full view of the stairs, making it impossible to catch anybody there. Therefore I DO NOT recommend playing as no stalk GF. A deep bond with The Entity unlocks potential in one's Aura-reading ability.. After hooking a … The best part is that no one will expect you to run this perk lol. Mastering this killer definitely takes a LOT of practice. All rights reserved. For the People: A really good survivor perk in general, will shine even more against a simple m1 killer like ghostface. Mount Ormond Resort: (B) Decent cover and the building provides a nice view of the map. Shelter Woods: (A-) Decent cover, dim lighting, few loops. You may worried about losing your ruin, but if they get haunted grounds, they get exposed. If you’re being stalked and the killer is very close, run through him as he can’t stalk you if you’re in his character model, but you can still break him out of stealth. Try this build; Bamboozle, Surveillance, Fire it Up and Pop Goes the Weasel. Corrupt Intervention lets me patrol a small area without exposing myself to the survivors. His stalk recovery addons are the best (Chewed Pen/Address Book/Walleyes Matchbook), followed by increased stalk speed when not leaning (Monocular, Belt Clip, Philly). That last one could be hilarious if all I'd do is tbag the entire game. If you think you’re 99’d take hits by blocking hooks. This'll save you loads of time as well as lower your chances of being seen. Now I know exactly who will come for the save, since few injured survivors would want to attempt a rescue with a wild Ghostface on the loose. Sub NOED somewhere if you don’t care about survivor salt. 13:22. Surge/Surveillance: A very nifty perk combo; Surge will regress all nearby gens when you down a survivor, and Surveillance will let you know when the gen has been touched again, allowing you to creep up and stalk the gen. Also saves you time by eliminating the need to kick gens, and knowing exactly which gens to patrol. New Ghostface Build Strong? If you’re clearly losing, don’t panic and attempt to bumrush survivors. I’ll explain later. This item will only be visible in searches to you, your friends, and admins. If they’re heading towards a gen, then follow through and down them, but if they’re not, then just leave them for now and go back to patrolling your gens. Note: This is ONLY to be used to report spam, advertising, and problematic (harassment, fighting, or rude) posts. While not the most mechanically-difficult killer, he's pretty difficult to pick up and requires a hefty understanding of his power, maps, and how survivors play. "No stalk" Ghostface (Sloppy/Thana/Old Ruin/Nurses Calling): A good noob stomper but not much else. If the map allows it, I often like to go to an elevated platform/building and move around until Whispers activates, at which point I’ll stalk through the windows in that area. Wrecker’s Yard: (B) An average score for an average map. 1 Overview 2 Background 3 The Ghost Face's Perks 4 Load-out 4.1 Weapon: Tactical Knife 4.2 Power: Night Shroud 4.2.1 Power Trivia 4.3 Add-ons for Night Shroud 5 Achievements 6 … Ghostface is a fairly complex killer and needs to be played differently from the other killers. Some very nice tips and as a GF main myself I'll definitely be putting them to good use. With Ghostface own power, survivors doing their objectives, you'll be able to stalk them and expose them. BHVR said with Legion that they don't care about the meta, and not every killer is going to be really strong, they just want playability.. but Ghostface can't be played like this. I’m not a fan of this playstyle, and it’s definitely counterable. The new map iteration is a lot darker and more in your favor. Instead, stay focused and salvage whatever you can from the match. hide. I’ll almost always catch a survivor running to one of the open gens (since the further gens are still blocked). A recently popularized build encourages playing ghostface without stalking at all, just hit and run the survivors. Temple of Purgation (B-) Mother’s Dwelling but without the building. Coal Tower: (B-) Good survivor loops and a pretty weak building at the edge of the map. I almost finished translation without "A Compilation of Cheeky Stalk Points." Español - Latinoamérica (Spanish - Latin America). Ruin 2.0/Surveillance: A pretty good combo actually, with ruin, the gens are always ticking down when unattended, so surveillance will let you know whenever they get back on. thanks a lot! You can remain in cover and patrol gens from a distance. BBQ is an obvious enough choice, but my main issue with ghostface is fighting generators being done since he has no mobility, hence the 3 slowdown perks. I've always wanted to be a good ghostface :)), ayyy glad you liked it! Lol thanks for letting me know, I'll definitely look into that. A good map for most killers. Rather, the skill involves tracking and predicting survivor movements without the need for a lengthy chase. You need to sign in or create an account to do that. Grave of Glenvale: (A) A really nice all-around map for ghostie: the saloon gives you an elevated view over the map, and many gens are in the open and don't require extreme maneuverability in order to stalk. Sloppy,corrupt,nurses and thana have been working out really well for me following Tru3's hit and run play style with him. save. If you see someone, stalk them to 99%. He was introduced as the Killer of CHAPTER XII: Ghost Face®, a Chapter DLC released on 18 June 2019. I get a lot of downs from it Entity Education: Ghostface (Danny "Jed Olsen" Johnson) - Dead by Daylight Tutorials and Knowledge - Duration: 42:26. int3r4ct 77,094 views Why is this even in the game? Take some time to learn how Whispers works in order to use it to its max potential. As soon as they heal back up, you can instantly down them again since stalk progress doesn't regress when grabbing a surv. Family Residence: (B+) Pretty easy to hide and get stalks. However, be careful not to get stunned by a pallet as you'll lose your stealth. Many of these ghostface players won’t commit to the kill if you loop them … Faster crouch speed addons aren’t terrible. Please see the. If you’re playing him efficiently, you probably won’t end up hooking everyone 3 times. Español - Latinoamérica (Spanish - Latin America). Object of Obsession: Still very effective against ghostie if used correctly. As killer, if you suspect someone might run this perk (if they run away a lot sooner than you’d expect) you can counter this by moonwalking up to them. I'm currently at 700 marked downs, slowly creeping my way up to your impressive 5k downs ;). Ghostface is a pretty map-dependent killer, so here's a rating of all the maps in the game. Spine Chill: A pretty effective anti-ghostie perk. Also, learn to recognize when you've been spotted (not broken out), or someone starts running with the spine chill crutch. ... Starter Build On Ghostface - Dead by Daylight - Duration: 13:22. In a chase them vaulting can trigger it then you have 6 seconds of complete aura reveal (Useful for knowing if they've doubled back/trying a fake out). If he’s far away, hide behind cover. I don't have a full build yet but his "I'm all ears" perk is REALLY useful. Disturbed Ward: (A-) Actually a decent map, the asylum gives you a view of nearly the entire map, and stalking through the grates on the second floor makes it nearly impossible to be spotted. It’s probably his best perk. Groaning Storehouse: (B) You can actually stalk the building gen pretty effectively from the outside, and also use it to stalk and traverse to different regions of the map unseen. I tell you when translation finished :). This perk will alleviate all of these issues, I tend to run it in place of sloppy sometimes. I’ll 99 stalk this person and leave them for the moment, if they aren’t approaching a gen. Other structures include the tractors on Coldwind. Most importantly, keep your eyes PEELED! In this video I showcase a simple yet effective build for Ghostface. If nobody touches a gen for a while, I venture further out of the gen area and Whispers will tell me where they are. Father Campbell’s Chapel: (B) Not too shabby, you can chill at the main building while also guarding that gen from the other side. Rancid Abattoir: (F) Cornstalking is necessary with an abomination of a main building. Although you do get a bit of insurance with the kill at the end. This mainly provides insight on how strong stalking can be. Rotten Fields: Very large and stalking through corn is pretty inefficient, though possible. I set a patrol route to my 4 gens where I stalk them from a distance and keep moving. If you think there are people healing in the area, use Whispers to track them down and pay attention to healing noises nearby. It is only visible to you. TAKE WHISPERS. I get a lot of downs from it. Can I use your pictures on imgur? The lower reveal range addons (License/Detailed Routine) sound good on paper, but playing Ghostface effectively means you won’t even be seen until it’s too late, thus making them unnecessary as well. You can counter OoO as GF by heading towards your obsession in a straight line while blocking line of sight, since this might convey the impression that you’re still far away, so the direction their OoO lights up will change less. This way you can catch other survivors off guard rather than when they’re nearby and waiting to unhook their teammate. Also to the DbD devs for finally adding this highly-requested killer. In fact, the ideal GF situation is where most people are injured but 1 or 2 people are healthy but almost fully stalked. This is how you can snowball with GF and win the game in a single decisive moment. An experimental build that I had a good time with (this is a slugging build, be sure to use Outdoor Security Camera Add-On- gives you the benefits of BBQ if you get a marked hit): 4. IMPORTANT learn to recognize if gens are being worked on from a distance (check if pistons are moving, and listen for sounds if there's no line of sight). You’ll usually end up getting them later. Though there are some loops tall enough to mindgame by crouching. If you get noticed early and they're heading for a strong loop, just stalk them and leave them for now, even if they’re injured. The weak loops along with your indoor stealth power will make you unbeatable. Mother’s Dwelling: (B) Decent main building but one of the largest maps in the game. I don't have a full build yet but his "I'm all ears" perk is REALLY useful. And to you for taking the time to read this guide. Enjoy! Rather, the skill involves tracking and predicting survivor movements without the need for a lengthy chase. He's every single other killer minus a power. If there’s 4 blendettes then it’s a GG for me (not really but it does get more difficult). Our Dead by Daylight Ghost Face guide has all of the killer’s perks and its unique power: Night Shroud!. If you do get spotted, leave them unless they're in a relatively unsafe area. If you think a survivor is in the area, lean out from cover and scan the area of them. Just let them go and move on. If you believe your item has been removed by mistake, please contact, This item is incompatible with Dead by Daylight. Also, it doesn’t inform the survivor of your direction, so if you approach them from an unexpected angle, they might even run into you. Pretty easy to use, just run away if you see him coming. 16 comments. Repeatedly rotate your camera slowly so that the perk keeps turning on and off. You can counter Borrowed Time by going into stealth at least a few seconds before a person gets unhooked. You can patrol the middle of the map and accumulate stalk on passing survivors, and set up for a snowball. In a chase them vaulting can trigger it then you have 6 seconds of complete aura reveal (Useful for knowing if they've doubled back/trying a fake out). ^A build like this with very meta perks will help you climb quick. Ironworks of Misery: (B) Tall building with windows for EZ stalks, though the same building has one of the worst loops. share. This item will only be visible to you, admins, and anyone marked as a creator. Maybe soon ;), I really wish I knew about this guide sooner! All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. Also, some generators have very poor stalkability, and you just need to get a regular m1 hit. I’m not a fan of this playstyle, and it’s definitely counterable. For an explanation of his power, lore, addon descriptions and teachable perks, I suggest reading the wiki (link below) as I won’t be discussing them here. Care to share yours or comment on mine? There are, however, some nice stalking spots (explained in the section below). Discordance: An alternative to Whispers if you don’t like using it, also will let you stalk multiple people at once. My personal favorite map for GF. Never walk out into the open, if you can avoid it. The new Ghost Face killer has come to Dead by Daylight!Trying to decide whether or not you should make the plunge? I’m not a fan of this playstyle, and it’s definitely counterable. And if you do leave, SWF will let their friends know. You don’t need to be in stealth to do this. A different flavor of tracking that some people might like, and isn't limited to a certain range like Whispers. Azarov’s Resting Place: (A-) Basic loops with a survivor sided middle zone, but it’s easy to split the survivors. Don’t stalk people from 5 feet away and expect them not to notice you. The Underground Complex: You should almost never lose on this map. #TheGhostface #DbD #Scream. This rarely ever occurs. BBQ and Chili will show me their exact location and if they look like they’re about to come for a rescue, I can intercept them. When stalking, what you need to be doing is 99ing (stalking people until right before their stalk meter is complete), and then finish the stalk when you’re right next to them. However, small hills don’t count-never attempt to stalk from these. Stalking through corn: You can stalk people up to about 15 meters away through corn and still usually remain unnoticed. If I see more people nearby that I haven’t stalked, I’ll try to injure them and spread damage before hooking the original downed survivor. Danny Johnson or "The Ghost Face" is one of 22Killers currently featured inDead by Daylight . Gideon Meat Plant: (A+) Indoor, similar to Lery’s but with more accessible gens because smaller map. Crouching mindgames: There are certain loops which you can mindgame by crouching and moonwalking to hide your Stain, and jump the survivor from an unexpected direction. A good amount of strong loops like the cow tree and plenty of jungle gyms. Gas Heaven: (B-) There are many gens in the center area of the map with good loops nearby, and not a lot of cover. You May Also Like: Destiny 2 Menagerie Chest Glitch — Fast Power Level, Chalice Rewards Jaee 8,483 views. Many of the loops are pretty similar; there doesn't seem to be that many strong loops. A recently popularized build encourages playing ghostface without stalking at all, just hit and run the survivors. on gens/totems) for this to work. #4. mmm LOOK AT THIS PHOTOGRAPH. However, you can’t even lean while stalking this way, making it kinda inefficient. While most of the time you'll be stalking survivors normally, there's always a chance you'll be noticed, there are several locations in the game where you can stalk with a little to none chance of being noticed. Crouch this distance away from them and circle the survivor while holding the stalk button until you find a spot you can stalk. Wretched Shop: (B) Basic loops and a decent ability to stalk the building gen, making that loop pretty ineffective. Not a bad map overall. It'll also save time by preventing you from straying from your generator patrol route, should you choose to save the stalked survivor for later. Find the point where this occurs and you know ghostie’s exact direction. well........I DON'T ♥♥♥♥♥ UNDERSTAND WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU GUYS TALKING ABOUT. Pop Goes the Weasel: With how quickly you can down people with GF, you’re bound to get good use out of it. Use on a survivor who's been hit through a window or pallet. You might think that this is unreliable because survivors can just hide in lockers to counter BBQ. Much larger than Sanctum and lacks the tall platform, hence a worse map. You’d be surprised at how often this occurs. report. Pale Rose: (A) Big boat makes you Mr. Worldwide, dark lighting and good cover. Come up and post your best Ghostface builds, Honestly Ruin's too RNG, I mean most of the game relies on RNG to a degree but Ruin kicks it up to 11. Sloppy Butcher is actually very important for this playstyle to work; without it, everyone often ends up healing before you have time to down another survivor, making it difficult to predict their next movements. Sprint Burst: Probably the most effective one here, and my least favorite to go against as ghostie. Rancor: Lets you know where everyone is, but unfortunately it can only be used up to 5 times a match. He's different from the other killers because he has little chase potential. Treatment Theater: (A+) Indoor map=good cover as well as an easily defendable center gen. Don't crouch-walk across the map, you move really slowly. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. Do you notice how the perk lights up as soon as the killer is on the edge of your screen? You can also do well with instadown perks, such as Haunted Grounds or Make Your Choice, as survivors will never hear you coming and you can down them in one hit. Before the match starts, I learn the names of the survivors to help me know later on who exactly it is I’m stalking. Just your run-of-the-mill map, less trash than trash tier. In a chase them vaulting can trigger it then you have 6 seconds of complete aura reveal (Useful for knowing if they've doubled back/trying a fake out). There are times during the match where you'll find survivors grouped together, like during hook saves, or sometimes you'll find a survivor when your power's on cooldown. It’s also pretty annoying to stalk from behind those small cars, as you’re pretty visible when standing up. (don't listen to the pic above; never fully stalk people from far away). Ill come up with something but unless a build here can beat looping and jungle gyms, its not worth my time, I don't have a full build yet but his "I'm all ears" perk is REALLY useful. Just go into stealth and pick them all off again. How difficult is Ghostface? stalk them while they’re breaking you out) and still mark them if their stalk bar is already about ¾ full (without addons). You shouldn’t be doing this all the time, but you also shouldn’t instantly hook everyone you down. Sanctum of Wrath: (A) A tall platform gives you visibility of a vast portion of the map, and the plants, statues, and poor lighting hide your approach. You can also employ the crouch method I mentioned earlier, but only at certain types of loops. ohhh, i'm glad that you asked, Burger king myers is a meme build for the shape which involves 2 add ons: Judith's Tombstone and Scratched mirror. This item has been removed from the community because it violates Steam Community & Content Guidelines. Think of yourself as their babysitter; they can't run off killing people if you're watching them like a hawk :). Don’t be afraid to do this for fear of being labeled a tunneler. And even then, maps like the Game have strong loops where you can’t follow up and actually down a survivor. Spies from the Shadows: A discount Whispers, lets you know where exactly a nearby survivor is. Many people at high ranks neglect healing if this perk is involved, so there’ll be a few people injured most of the time, making it easier to predict who will possibly come to rescue a teammate and who will remain on a faraway gen. Save the Best for Last: An unexpected solid choice, even for stalking ghostfaces. I usually like to take one of each. He's different from the other killers because he has little chase potential. You TOO can be a renowned stalkyboi. Badham Preschool: (B-) Although there’s pretty decent cover, a lot of the gens are located in corners or behind bushes, making it hard to stalk there. © Valve Corporation. Dead by Daylight - Complete Ghostface Guide by a Devotion 14 GF Main (v3.5.0). Not only is this such a lame way to play, it won’t even be that effective against good survivors since you won’t be able to end chases quickly enough. Actually, you be the judge as to whether or not you have time to eat the loop and get rid of the pallet. This will happen as you're learning the killer. If I want to play seriously: Discordance, BBQ&Chilli, Nurse's Calling and Spirit Fury (or Sloppy Butcher). On the bright side, it’s almost impossible to get revealed through corn, so if someone else happens to see you, then just crouch-walk away from them. I get a lot of downs from it I'll try to keep this as concise as possible. - Dead by Daylight Jaee. Now with the healthy survivors downed, it really puts pressure on the injured survivors, and I can either hook the person I just downed or go after the injured people. The building is still counterable though. Tbh though, I wrote this a while back and it def needs to be updated. Hi! After playing the character since release against all types of players and learning everything there is to learn about him, I painstakingly created a Complete Ghostface Guide for ya'lls. Save it for when you need to cross open areas. Don’t circle them, because your rapidly changing direction will inform them that you’re nearby. :). If you stalked someone to 99% but manage to grab them anyway, one advanced trick you can do is drop them and leave em on the ground, and go after someone else. Blood Lodge: (F) Not many good places to hide and the gens are mostly nestled in extremely safe loops. If you down a person and already have your power fully charged, sometimes it might be better to leave them slugged and go stalk and down someone else who’s far enough away that they don’t know you’ll be coming. Thompson House: (C) Better than Rotten Fields because of the ability to stalk from the house (even the patio is high enough to get a decent view of the map) but still kinda a pain. The tiles aren't really a pain either. Not if he stays like this. Many of these ghostface players won’t commit to the kill if you loop them long enough, and will eventually leave and go into stealth. thank you for this wonderful guide! A good situation to be in as GF is to have the dying survs at one part of the map with everyone else really far away. Follow them until you break them out again. Unbreakable: This could be a damper to any slugface's plans, and can allow you to singlehandedly save your team. Although I mentioned that Ghostface has little chase potential, there are still some things you can do, like going into stealth while chasing a survivor in a structure that blocks line of sight, such as a Jungle Gym. Fractured Cowshed: (C) Not as large as Rotten Fields but painful loops regardless. Kindred: While you won't be seeing the killer all the time, you can see him after he hooks someone and you'll have a good idea of where he'll be next, allowing you to act accordingly. Here are the best and most toxic Dead by Daylight killer builds that are sure to see you victorious against survivors. © Valve Corporation. Stalk people from as FAR AWAY as you possibly can; it’ll be much harder for you to get noticed, let alone revealed. There are some really good survivor loops though. Lean-stalk them if you can; you’ll probably get revealed by the downed survivor but not before accumulating a hefty bit of stalk on the other survivor. 0 perk ghostface with 0 addons is another meme build that guarantees all 4 survs escape but it's a funny build none the less; The devil outfit one cracked me up.

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