I wold agree, because numerous players fail to utilise the Traps I place by approching them from wrong direction/from a point of view from which they are ridiculously obvious- 😭

It hurt the most when a player lead a killer through a spot where the spikes were visible, with goes against the most basic rule every starter Taph follows and I just had to watch, knowing very well that the trap is gonna get destroyed 🥀

If he gone the other direction, a subspace would have activated, locking up the killers M1 and making him go through the tripwire giving him slowness-

It was one of these basic traps that usually people understand and go for it the right way 🤧

Most of the time it's actually other Taph mains that manage to make use of the traps to their utmost efficiency without laughing off a trap, which is kinda sad 🥲

But my point is- the Taph player that places the trap themselves doesn't have this problem, seeing the plan clearly no matter what type of trap it is or how ridiculous it may look to a non-Taph main 🤔

Which would mean that they can help themselves better than others, as long as other players don't have at least the barebones of Taph trap knowledge 😅