Looping is one of the key survival tactics in Phasmophobia, especially when facing aggressive ghosts. From my experience, finding new looping spots can make a significant difference in how long you survive and how effectively you can support your team. A good looping spot usually has a combination of narrow corridors, obstacles, or corners that allow you to keep the ghost chasing you while you control its movement and avoid getting caught. I've found that houses with multiple connecting rooms and hallways offer the best looping opportunities. For example, areas with furniture you can run around, staircases for quick level changes, or doorways that you can slam shut at the right moment to block the ghost can be gold mines for new loops. Maps like Tanglewood Street and Edgefield Street House are favorites because they have many of these features. Another strategy is to observe ghost behaviors during investigations. Some ghosts are slower or have predictable movement patterns, giving you a chance to test new looping spots safely. Experimenting during free roam modes or with friends can help identify these spots without putting your team at risk. When you find a good loop, take note of the landmarks so you can communicate it effectively to other players. Sharing knowledge about looping spots improves team safety and makes the game more enjoyable. Plus, discovering a secret or overlooked looping location can feel very rewarding. Overall, be patient and creative when searching for looping spots. Sometimes the best loops are not the obvious ones but cleverly use the environment to your advantage. This approach not only enhances your gameplay but also deepens your appreciation for the detailed map designs in Phasmophobia.