Originally posted by Darunia:Yes I was holding the tracker, does that give away my position? I think I've used my tracker under tables and the alien would not bother looking underneath. The Alien might have been near me, then I went into a locker to hide which probably made noise and then gave my location to the Alien. I think the reason why I was dying from the lockers might have been the noise when Amanda opens and then slams the locker. It's a good idea to wait until it jumps into the ceiling before leaving the locker though. Lockers make a little bit of noise, so if the alien half-detects you then it may investigate, but if it was any distance away then you should be fine. On Medium difficulty, the vent attract time is 50-200 seconds when the alien's at low aggression, and 30-80 when it's super pissed off.) (The timelimit is partially random, but is also affected by difficulty level and the alien's state of aggression. Vents are good to use for short periods as the alien doesn't usually patrol them, but there's a timelimit after which the alien figures out what you're doing and enters the tunnel. You can do it, just try not to over-do it. Originally posted by ValentinElohimAran:It's programmed to kill Amanda in lockers.ĭon't hide in lockers, vents and underfloor passages Entering/leaving a locker makes a little bit of noise too, so the two factors are probably stacking. It's safe to use for a couple of seconds, but at close range, any longer than that is dangerous. But yes, if you're not right next to the alien, walking upright is better, because if you move quickly enough (without being heard) then you can leave it searching the area you've left behind.īut yeah, OP's definitely getting caught by overusing the motion tracker.
I've had several occasions where doing that has made an enemy suddenly turn around, which doesn't happen if I'm crouch-walking. if you're very close to an enemy, I think walking upright is audible. You could head-canon it as the alien's sense of smell.Īnd regarding movement speed.
So the alien can only wander a certain distance away from you, unless it has a reason to move to another objective. What's really going on there is that the alien has a 'sweep box', a distance around an objective that it will patrol. Good advice there, but I'd just like to add a couple of caveats.įirst - about the alien knowing your location. Just use the tracker as a guide to know where to go next, Only using the locker for the emergency, Dont relly too much on your tracker to know where the alien is, use your surrounding awarness. hiding under the table or behind the furniture is also a good choice to avoid the alien. Dont stay at one place at a time and always keep moving from one place to the next. Originally posted by Ariel Nugie (Orang Soppeng):Pro tips, if you dont want alien to keep finding you, play fast but quiet (walking is better than crouching).
So, if you stay at one place for a long period of time, the alien will eventually come to that place and search. The director will tell the alien where your location is, but not your exact location like where your hiding.
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Pro tips, if you dont want alien to keep finding you, play fast but quiet (walking is better than crouching). if you keep using your tracker, the chance of alien finding you will be much higher, and Alien will adapt to it and it will be difficult. I read somewhere online your supposed to hold your breath, to do that are you supposed to press "s" to lean back and then a prompt will appear? It's like the moment I enter a locker he just darts right after me.Īlien can hear the beep from your tracker. Or was it too close when you got in the locker? Yes I was holding the tracker, does that give away my position? I think I've used my tracker under tables and the alien would not bother looking underneath. Fred:You holding the tracker while in there?
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