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The 2k! W, L, D or T?

Tubby_Squirrel Tubby_Squirrel
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So how do you call a 2k? Did the killer win because he did his job and 'killed' 2 people?


Did the survivors win since the killer did not get most of the team? Maybe the killer lose and survivors just didn't win. They did not loose they just didn't win?


IMO if the two that got away were highly pressured its a tie, and if they just stealthed the whole game and didn't help its a draw. (Defining 'draw' as both sides loose and 'tie' as both sides win)

Even the 'win' condition is asymmetric! Which is really great and can make the game feel even more like a slasher film! Like did the people alive at the end 'win' even if they were injured badly or lost their friends? Most scary movies leave it with that since if 'temporary saftey but loss, also the threat is not really defeated. The 2k captures that well.

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  • PurgeTheHeretic PurgeTheHeretic

    It is a tie.

  • [Deleted User] [Deleted User]

    I personally see a 2k in a public match as a loss if I'm actually trying in that game.

  • Tubby_Squirrel Tubby_Squirrel

    @MeatBycicle said:

    2k is a loss in my opinion because those two survivors who escaped don't see it as a tie or a loss for them, they see it as they won.

    Ah! but by this exact same logic those two survivors who were killed don't see it as a tie or a win for them, they see it as they lost.


    So its still 2 people's opinion vs 2 people's opinion. So we're back to the killer being the deciding vote.


    My main take away from this is that in a 2k the killer decides if they won or not. Or if it was a tie or a draw.

  • MeatBycicle MeatBycicle

    @Tubby_Squirrel said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1755440#Comment_1755440

    Ah! but by this exact same logic those two survivors who were killed don't see it as a tie or a win for them, they see it as they lost.

    So its still 2 people's opinion vs 2 people's opinion. So we're back to the killer being the deciding vote.

    My main take away from this is that in a 2k the killer decides if they won or not. Or if it was a tie or a draw.

    Ultimately no one but the individual decides, it isn't a group vote, there are no ties. But i can almost 100% guarantee you the survivor/s who escaped thinks they won and could care less about those who died, even if its 1 escape 3 killed.

    I can only speak for myself but as a killer, survivors will almost always talk ######### post game if even 1 of them escapes, so yeah, for me, its 4k or a loss.

  • Tubby_Squirrel Tubby_Squirrel

    @MeatBycicle said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1764755#Comment_1764755

    Ultimately no one but the individual decides, it isn't a group vote, there are no ties. But i can almost 100% guarantee you the survivor/s who escaped thinks they won and could care less about those who died, even if its 1 escape 3 killed.

    I can only speak for myself but as a killer, survivors will almost always talk ######### post game if even 1 of them escapes, so yeah, for me, its 4k or a loss.

    You're really good at not seeing the blatant inverse. The suvivors who dies will see it as a loss, and not care who lived. And even if they talk #########, you can talk ######### too if you only got a 1k. Its not as if the chat doesn't let you.


    I respect your conclution but I think your reasoning is weak and easily destroied by simple pseudo-logical observations.

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