Role read
Fighter is a timing class. It gets value by interrupting a chase at the right moment, not by trying to duel the Killer for the whole round.
SwingParry
Protector / Stunner
Fighter guide
A stun-focused class that can interrupt dangerous chases.
Stats
Price1350 Scraps
Health110
Speed12
Run24
Stamina100
Round plan
- Shadow dangerous chases from an angle instead of running straight at the Killer.
- Use Swing or Parry when it creates an escape, rescue, or objective window.
- After a stun, leave. The win is the time you created, not another risky trade.
Ability use
- Swing is best when the Killer is committed to a target and cannot easily bait you.
- Parry asks for patience. Save it for clear pressure instead of guessing every approach.
Common mistakes
- Do not chase the Killer across the map looking for a highlight play.
- Do not stun and then stand still admiring it; rotate, rescue, or finish an objective.
- Do not body-block without a plan for what happens after the first hit.
Team play
Fighter pairs well with Medic and Security Guard because a clean interrupt can protect healing, camera use, or a teammate carrying objective pressure.
Role priority
- Protect teammates at the moment a chase would collapse.
- Turn a stun into objective time, distance, or a rescue.
- Stay close enough to help without dragging the Killer into every objective.
Best against
- Killers who commit hard to a chase path.
- Tight map routes where one interrupt can create a clean rotation.
- Teams that need emergency control more than extra healing.
Weak when
- The Killer baits your stun and punishes the recovery.
- You play too far from objectives and only chase fights.
- The team has no one converting your stuns into progress.
Original notes
- Approach from blind angles instead of running straight at the Killer.
- Treat every stun as time for objectives, rescue, or distance.
- The April 27 balance patch says Parry now has a larger hitbox, so clean timing should feel more forgiving.
- Verify post-update debuffs before relying on exact numbers.
Parry behavior after the larger-hitbox buff and the latest post-QOL debuffs still need in-game testing.