Pallet looping is great for the game as it makes you win. Pallet looping is basically running around the same pallet over and over again until the killer might actually hit you. What is the purpose? It is to stall the killer while the other survivors do the generators.

When you enter a match it will have this many pallets-

When you exit the match it will have this many pallets-


The goal?
Becoming the fully sick survivor that wants to be found so he can delay the killer the whole match with maximum confidence that all other survivors envy.

+ Escaping a angry killer for 100% satisfaction or forcing a dc is also fun.

Knowing the distance between you and the killer is key when determaining if you can run another lap or not. It is usually better to wait then go the extra lap. The hard part about judging distance is the killers bloodlust (Which makes him go faster as he chases you).

'Skipping' is when you pallet loop at the first set and when they are exhausted you go past the next set to the ones past that. This make it so when you lose the killer later on and get chased, you have a more reliable chance of getting to a set of pallets again if you get caught out.

'Pranking' is when you have already been looping the pallets and pretend to stop; A really slight hesitation. Which makes the killer stop before the pallet in order to not get pallet stunned and when he stops you have time to do another lap which will annoy said killer. When you pretend to do it again, he will try and swing through because he thinks you are going to do it then you drop it on his head.

Benifits-
Stalls the killer for a couple more seconds
Pallet stun points

Negatives-
When killers swing through on the first try and actually hits you.

When the negative happens, you have to step up your game and not take that chance again until you are healed back up. Continue to pallet loop until you win.

'Fillers' are good for maximum time wastage. Fillers include windows, drop offs, dead hard etc.
Utalising windows until the killer finally starts catching up before dropping each pallet is vital if you want to make most of the pallets last for the most part of the match.

Torch combos are great in conjuction with pallet looping. Nothing make a killer madder and put off than a blind to his ugly face. It is important that if you do this a couple times in a row that you randomize where you run obiviously depending on where the next pallets are.

Positive-
Delays for a couple extra seconds
Makes killer really happy

Negative-
The killer actually has sound on and follows your sound.

Healing on the opposite side of a dropped pallet from the killer is dumb. If you do this than you are a idiot.

Congratulations you have officially become a expert player that is positive for the dbd community.

Enjoy