The basic Trapper play-style is oriented towards preventing survivors from looping to evade the killer or complete objectives. This saves the Trapper a ton of time that would otherwise be spent re-engaging the Bear Traps and it also further prevents survivors from creating loops. Iridescent Stone is extremely beneficial to the basic Trapper play-style because it allows one random closed Bear Trap to reset every thirty seconds. This Add-on is especially useful when a survivor is caught in a far-away trap as it gives the Trapper more time to catch them. The very rare Honing Stone Add-on inflicts the Dying State upon survivors who have freed themselves, meaning the survivor's movement is limited to a slow crawl. Two rarer, but more devastating Add-ons include the Honing stone and the Irridescent Stone. These Add-ons are on the more common end so using them won't come at a big loss. If available, players should run the Trapper Bag and/or Trapper Gloves which increase carrying capacity and Bear Trap setting speed respectively. Although these Add-ons aren't required to play and enjoy the Trapper, they can really boost the strength of his Bear Traps. Lastly, the killers in Dead by Daylight can also bring optional Power Add-ons that have one-time uses. Barbecue & Chilli can also be paired with Agitation to speed up the whole hooking and tracking process so it is recommended that players try out different sets of perks in order to find what works for them. The Barbecue & Chilli Perk solves the Trappers tracking needs by revealing the auras of survivors that are more than forty meters away from a survivor they've just hooked, but only for four seconds.
This Perk can be beneficial to the loop preventing play-style that will be covered later on in this guide. Players could also consider running the Bamboozle Perk which increases vault speed and blocks vault locations for a brief duration after the Trapper climbs them. To remedy his lack of chase, it is recommended to run Brutal Strength in order to close the gap between the Trapper and fleeing survivors that drop pallets in front of him. The Trapper's biggest weaknesses are his lack of chase and survivor tracking. The Trapper can use this perk to both slow down the game and bait survivors to either the Hex Totem or the regressing generator.
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Hex: Ruin makes generator repair progress regress faster when not being repaired. This gives the Trapper more time to collect and place his Bear Traps at the start of the game. The Corrupt Intervention Perk blocks the three generators farthest from the Trapper from being repaired for two minutes at the start of the game. Since the Trapper's main asset is his Bear Traps, players are advised to pick Perks and Add-ons that allow him more time to place them. Fortunately, The Trapper and his Bear Traps boast a basic, but effective set of skills that players can utilize to ensure no survivors escape. Each killer is unique in their abilities and backstory, but their skill sets can be kind of convoluted compared to the killer's simple objective.
All the while, a player-controlled killer, backed by a supernatural entity, tries to violently prevent their escape. In order to escape, survivors will need to work together or sacrifice each other to repair generators and open a gate out of the realm's bloody arena.
Each match in Dead by Daylight pits four human survivors against a powerful killer in a realm where the only options are to escape or be killed. Released back in June of 2016 by Behaviour Interactive, Dead by Daylight remains popular among horror fans likely due to its many updates and additions.
Related: Dead by Daylight Killer Guide: Leatherface (Tips & Tricks) In this guide, players will become familiar with one of the original horrors in the game, The Trapper, who's basic and effective playstyle can translate to other killers in the game. Dead by Daylight is a popular online survival-horror game where players can play as either a survivor or the horror itself.
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