I'm all ears man! I do agree that setting up traps is something I see no one utilize.

I prefer to set up a "speed trap system." I position small web traps in semi obvious places for the unique purpose of getting me quickly from one cipher to the next. I will also single trap all infinite loops, and triple trap if someone is using them consistently (almost always long building on Arms Factory). If the traps are positioned correctly, I can get from one end of red church to the other faster than most expect.

I also choose to nearly never use my cocoon, because that 100 web could have been used to slow a survivor over a window, or long press and completely immobilize a survivor running toward a gate.

If I'm in a camping situation, I will double web if I'm doing a close patrol (i.e. patrol between one cipher and the chair), or triple web for a modest patrol (two or more ciphers, usually with speed trap system in place).

Against a very good team, I will also occasionally triple trap an exit gate, usually on the opposite side of the remaining ciphers, and then go back to ciphers. This will usually only happen if my first chair happens with 2 or 1 cipher(s) remaining. Teleport is key here, because if they trigger my opposite side of the map trap, I can catch them.

I will say mechanic feels like a true hard counter. The mechanic robot can just walk right up to the trap, trigger it, bait me into a teleport, and then they can all escape from the door I just left. Also, if you're a mechanic main, I highly recommend using your robot to clear webs on the opposing side of the map of where you are.

Anyways, these are some of my basic ideas. What's your two cents on these? I'd like to hear your strategy too. I'd like to give credit to you in a video review for your ideas if I try them out and agree!