Identity V: Exit Gate Mistakes Explained

Identity V: How to Actually Handle the Exit Gate

All five ciphers are done and somehow this is still where matches fall apart.

The exit gate phase shouldn't be complicated. Gates are open, you just need to leave. But there's something about those final 30 seconds that makes people forget everything they know. Bad calls, wrong timing, crowding the same spot — the hunter barely has to try.

The Mistakes That Keep Happening

Four People, One Gate

Why does this still happen. Every lobby, same thing — everyone walks to the same gate and stands there while one person opens it. The hunter shows up and suddenly all four survivors are in one corner of the map with nowhere to go.

Go to different gates. It's not a complicated read. Two gates exist specifically so the hunter can't watch both. The moment you split, they're already losing.

Dropping the Open Too Early

This one's painful to watch. Someone's at 70%, hears a noise, panics and bails. Now they're running in the open with no gate progress and the hunter has a clean chase.

Here's the thing — past 70%, you're almost always better off finishing. Yes, even if the hunter's nearby. Dropping it and running usually just means dying in the open instead of dying at the gate. At least at the gate you had a chance.

Under 50% it's different. Read the sound, read the situation. But stop abandoning gates that are almost done.

Hunter Side — One Thing to Stop Doing

Splitting between both gates. Running from one to the other, back and forth, thinking you're covering everything — you're covering nothing. Survivors just wait. They're patient when they know you're split.

Pick one gate and actually hold it. Real pressure on one point beats fake pressure on two. If someone's hooked near the gate, even better. Don't move. Let survivors decide whether to rescue or escape. That decision alone wins you the round half the time.

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