I Like The New Challenges, But It Does Lead To Toxic Behavior
I'll admit it. I'm 100% guilty. My mission was to scare 25 crows. I could only find one crow on the map so I slugged all the survivors and let them bleed out so I could scare a crow for 4 minutes. What are some examples of your toxic behavior trying to accomplish a challenge?
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i mean... you didnt have to do that. its gonna be a while before level 2 comes out, so you can take some time with these challenges. so far i havent really had to do anything toxic.
no, the crow one is an either side challenge.
Depends if they play the game a lot or not. Better to finish the challenges in fewer matches if possible if you don't exclusively play dbd.
If you want to get the crow one done use lery's you will have it done in one game as long as you do 5-6 laps.
easy crows on badham maps where the flock around the tables and such in groups of 3 on the outside of the map. Makes that challenge super easy. The only real kinda toxic thing is running borrowed time and hook saving people for my unhooks.
I didn't really think about which map had the most crows when the game was starting. I was using an event offering. Honestly, I never paid very much attention to crows. It feels like they are all over the place when I'm playing regardless of the map. But apparently there actually is a lot of disparity on how many crows are on each map.
*Laughs in Haddonfield*
Swamp Offering. Triggering one of the Crow Bombs is enough for the Challenge.
And well, you dont need to get the 25 Crows in one game anyway.
I'm getting a little frustrated with them too. People will rush the challenge objectives over playing normal games and then complain there isn't enough content in the rift/archives.
I'm surprised that I'm not seeing more confessions of toxic behavior. I know I'm not the only one who hasn't been playing nice to get an objective complete. I just finished the "sacrifice 4 survivors by any means" quest. I went with Trapper using Ruin, BBQ, Deerstalker, Iron Grasp with the iridescent stone and purple sac using a basement trap strategy. I know it isn't nice, but it is effective and worked like a charm.
Toxic behaviour will happen no matter what. It's perfectly possible to do all challenges without having a different behaviour than what you normally have.
If you are just focusing on your challenge without caring for the normal gameplay, you're just being selfish. To be honest, I actually think these challenges are a good test to each individuals character.
It's up to each one to choose what you want to be.
Its for both killer and survivor
Couldn't u just bring a backwater swamp offering and just scare the crows off the giant boat/house?
Man for the crow one a survivor put on an ormond offering I was going back and forth near the end and when I finished the match I needed one more to finish the challenge ;-;
I had to slug some people for some time to get the 1 kill during the EGC, the last gen went off I opened the gate and hooked my slug to finish the challenge. What's bad is I had like 2 people slugged so they were relying on their one teammate to finish the last gen and I kinda camped the slug to not lose them to adrenaline or a heal
I pretty much did the same thing. Slugged one when there was only one gen left and waited until the other 2 finished a gen. Then I went and opened the gate to start EGC and hooked the slugged player. That player had already been hooked twice so I didn't need to camp for the kill at least.
There are tons of crows on the Springwood maps fyi.
Played normal games,still completed all the challanges in 2 days ;/
i brought an ebony mori cuz the challenge said to kill them by any means and i thought it meant a mori :p
Well, I feel unclean after that. I had to camp a surv because he was closer to the hatch (two survs remaining ) and I needed to close the hatch to trigger the EGC and kill the last one.