How do I stop being scared by this game?
I love playing DBD, but I always get very shaky and anxious before, during, and after a match. I don't play very often because of this. To me, the game feels stressful rather than fun. I've hated anything horror related for my entire life, but to a lesser extent more recently. I wish I could just enjoy the game without being all tense. Does anyone have any tips that could help me?
Edit: I've already been playing for 3 months, the anxious feeling hasn't gone away
Edit: I've already been playing for 3 months, the anxious feeling hasn't gone away
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maybe play a bit of killer. there's nothing to be scared of when playing killer. except for davids. they'll beat the living ######### out of you.
Or just embrace it. It'll stop being scary eventually, and then there's no going back. Get scared while you still can and have fun with it.
Happens to me with most of the horror games, I can't play them, for example Resident Evil or Dying Light. I love horrors. DBD is ok for me because the killers are people.
Try to play with friends, it helped me when I used to be scared in games.
Don't play in the dark
Honestly, embrace the fear and anxiety. Most of us have lost it and the game has long stopped being scary in any manner. Enjoy it.
That's even scarier than playing survivor especially when all of a sudden a pallet hits you while you are not hunting someone
Play with friends if you want to get used to survivor. It usually eases tension since you'll have more info as to who the killer is/if they're busy/etc.
If that still doesn't help, try and get a crew together for KYF. You'll have the chance to get used to each killer, and gain more confidence in how you play which should help. In the end, it's hard to be scared when you're too busy laughing after your 4th pallet stun in a row ^_^
Try to play together with other people (SWF or KYF).
Do you play survivor and killer or do you stick to one role?
You'll lose it soon. Embrace it while you feel it. Once you see Ochido's montages, there's no going back to that fear.