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The Tryphina's Extra Hand C. Fox Smith

In the clipper ship Tryphina Swingin' nor'ard from the line With the trade wind blowin' steady And her flyin' kites ashine Five and sixty days from Angier With her freight of Foochow teas There a sailor man lay dyin' And the words he spoke were these: Many a year I've knowed this packet And I've got to like her well And I've not much hope of heaven And I've not much use for hell But if so be as they'll let me By the great hookblock I swear When the old Tryphina wants me Dead as livin' I'll be there There'll be one more at the haliards There'll be one more on the yard Fistin' down them thundering courses When they're frosted good and hard One more tallyin' on the forebrace When the waist's neck deep in foam One more hand to sweat the tops'l's up And sheet t'ga'ns'l's home So just off the Western islands When he smell't the land he died And they laid a back the main y'rd And they dropped him overside Then they squared away for England Pulley haulin' with a will But for all they thought they'd left him He sailed aboard her still And the chaps as was his shipmates Went the way as all chaps go and the folks as was her owners Sold the old ship long ago But whoever owned or sold her And whoever went or came The Tryphina's extra hand He sailed aboard her just the same And he never signed no articles He never drawed no pay He never scoffed no vittles But by night as well as day Though you'd never know his comin' Nor you'd never see him go He'd be always somewheres handy When it's comin' on a blow And he'd stand by wheel and lookout And you'd kind of feel him near Kind of see him and not see him Kind of hear him and not hear And the funny thing about it Was you somehow couldn't swear Though you knew it sure as shootin' When the extra hand was there And in port when all the chaps had gone Ashore to take their ease And left the ship as lonely And as quiet as you please Not a blessed soul aboard her But the galley cat and you Then you'd hear a sort of somethin' More than once I've heard it too Like a feller up aloft there Putterin around amongst the gear Seizing there another rat line Putting on a mousing here And rum-tumming old tunes over Such as shell backs used to know In the good old China tea trade Many, many's the year ago

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[rainbowdragonlair]

Why hello there! So, I had a match last night against a very rude Laurie, Bill, and David (there was also a Feng, but as far as I can tell, she stuck to herself and worked on gens by herself. Not to mention, she was not rude like these folks)

What made them rude you ask? Well, the Laurie in particular decided to pull the age-old tactic of blocking the hook while I was trying to hook someone (she also had DS, but that’s just an inconvenience to me). Now, normally, a killer would have a hard time countering this. There is one killer though, that you should not pull this stunt with.

Or should I say, killers.

I’m talking about Legion, AKA, my main on the killer side. Why do you not pull this stunt with this group? Because of a little perk they have called “Mad Grit”.

This is a perk I always use, regardless of what my actual gameplan is (hint: I never have one :/), simply because I know that hookblocking is something desperate (read: asshole) survivors will do. But at the end of the trial, I looked back on my perks, and realized I had another one that enabled me to walk the extra distance to the basement to hook and punish the bad Laurie:

Now, Iron Grasp being a basic non-teachable perk might make it low on your list, but by god has it helped me so much. See, up until the introduction of the Legion, hookblocking was a common tactic to buy time and help your fellow survivors escape the killer, and Iron Grasp only made it take even longer. But when you combine that with Mad Grit, you get a pretty good combination imo.

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[rainbowdragonlair]

Boby or “hookblocking“ is normal. Especially with swf. And since you have perks against it, there is nothing wrong with it. People usually cant wiggle out anyways (depening how many block so just go mad grit) and you get a free hit. Just play Iron grasp so they cant get out for sure (or mad grit as mentioned) and sloppy butcher so healing takes forever. Like that you should have a hooked one + injured people that need years to heal. Its simply a normal strat, VERY annoying but thats typical swf.

Why are survivors like this? Like, don’t get me wrong, I play survivor too, but like... What purpose does this serve other than pissing people off or just showing how desperate you are? Like...I play SWF too (usually with only one person because all my online friends are in such different time zones), but I don’t block the killer from hooking someone because that could lead to asshole killers.

I don’t like asshole killers who have no humanity left.

Thanks for the tip to use sloppy butcher though! I already have it unlocked, so I just need to equip it.