Quick answer
New player wants to understand Autohaven Wreckers map positioning without memorizing every tile.
Quick Autohaven read
Autohaven Wreckers often teaches how cover changes a chase. Vehicles, scrap piles, and open paths can hide movement for survivors, but they can also trap beginners who run without checking the next resource.
- Use vehicle cover to break sight before changing direction.
- Look past the current pallet and plan the next route.
- Track which open lanes the killer can cross quickly.
Survivor plan on Autohaven
The survivor goal is to repair without leaving a tight final cluster and to move through cover before the killer has a clean angle. Do not assume every car pile is safe; some paths only buy a few seconds unless you know the next connection.
- Start chases with a route, not just a nearby object.
- Avoid dragging the killer along the same generator line your team is repairing.
- Use cover to change direction, then leave before the tile is exhausted.
Killer plan on Autohaven
Killers should watch long survivor paths between generator clusters. A beginner killer can win time by cutting off rotations instead of following every loop exactly, especially after pallets around a repair area are gone.
- Patrol the generators survivors can connect with short rotations.
- Break pallets that protect active objectives, not every pallet instantly.
- Push injured survivors toward open lanes or spent vehicle tiles.
Why do I get lost on Autohaven Wreckers?
The cover can make routes look similar. Use generators, shack, main structures, and open lanes as anchors, then plan from one safe point to the next.
Should killers break every Autohaven pallet?
No. Break pallets that protect active generators or strong paths. If a pallet is far from the useful side of the map, leaving it can be correct.