why is every Hillbilly playing bad?

what happened to all the wholesome and funny ones? all I get is billy's who immediately go back to hook everytime and tunnel someone at 5 gens, it's so lame and boring and just makes me wanna go next every time.. not to mention that most of them are on anonymous mode (not surprised)

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  • All killers do that, this has been a thing since day one of DBD.

  • @Atom7k said:

    https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/comment/3649951#Comment_3649951

    I really had to laugh about this one. Is Otz DBD Jesus now? Is what he says the holy rule? Of course I would tell him the same. Why should I hesitate? He may have a lot's of hours in dbd and a good understanding of the game mechanics but that doesn't mean much. He's still pretty bad in solo-q and even hens said he can't play around Otz because his movement is weird. He may be good with some killers but again, being good at a game doesn't grant you the status of the Dungeon Master or something. There are a lots of players in dbd with tens of thousands of hours.

    I stand by what I said. It is absolutely possible to win matches without tunneling at 5 gens unprovoked. Because that is what the initial conversation was about. It is about making the right decisions. There are plenty of people on twitch and youtube who can do so. So yes when tunneling is your only resort to win a match you lack skill and/or messed up big in the match. Otz is only human so it's natural for him to make bad decisions in matches too.

    Tunneling however is not going to fix that. Further you are not very constructive or contributing much to the discussion at this point. I could accuse you of wanting easy kills because you don't have enough skill as killer but that wouldn't lead us anywhere in a discussion would it?

    I play both sides equally and besides competitive dbd (which is completly different and has nothing to do with our topic here) tunneling from the start is and will always be embarassing.

    The only exception I'd make is when you run into the survivor you hooked last by coincidence. It's totally fine to hook that survivor again because obviously he wasn't paying attention enough and it is not your job to excuse mistakes done by survivors.

    It's a game after all. You have to accept the fact that you will not win every match. If you can't bare the thought of loosing a match and therefor tunnel from the start to make it "easy" for you then you maybe should leave the game for a while to gain some mental distance from it.

    And survivors need to accept that they won't escape every match. Yet here we are; Shaming Killers who have the audacity to win in a non-SurvivorApproved(tm) way, and telling them to 'stop being toxic'.

    It's almost like Survivors live on 'rules for thee, but not for me'.

  • I like how survivors call every killer who can actually do their job "boring" but it just so happens that the weak ones are wholesome reddit moment chimichangas.

  • @Spare_Them_Mori_Me said:

    https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/comment/3650424#Comment_3650424

    He literally just said don't count comp tournaments. Niche example and not really part of a Dbd experience, and even if it was, you likely wouldn't see it in a lifetime. Oracle doesn't belong in this conversation lol

    I mean even if you exclude comp dbd it still falls down on the same basic principle. The killer is against 4 survivors who should be equal to them.Thats a lot of pressure to spread. Which against a good team on a decent map? I can see the difficulty. I would know ive been playing on spread hooks since 2017 lol. Maps like garden of joy or badham i just accept it most of the time. But i cannot tell others to take it laying down. The killers job is to kill and when the pressure comes down harder. They should do what they need to to bring it back. Ive heard complaints on everything from tunneling. To returning to the hook at all being camping. To "don't run slowdown its boring" so whenever i see a thread of this type of stuff it gets old.

  • Ran a p100 hillbilly on wreckers map for 3 gens.

    Got hooked and straight camped.

    He left me for 5 secs.

    Came back.

    Directly landed at hit on the Jane lacking awareness.

    Downed the Feng hiding behind the downed Jane.

    Chased and downed the Jake hiding behind a skinny tree.

    GGs


    Billy covers the map even while camping, those saves have to be quick and accurate and that's not something many survivors in solo q can attempt.

  • @I_Tunnel said:

    https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/comment/3650422#Comment_3650422

    And survivors need to accept that they won't escape every match. Yet here we are; Shaming Killers who have the audacity to win in a non-SurvivorApproved(tm) way, and telling them to 'stop being toxic'.

    It's almost like Survivors live on 'rules for thee, but not for me'.

    It is really stunning how you try to tip toe dance around the topic because you basically have no arguments. You're pretty petulant about this.

    You completly ignored all of my points and just try to manifest your pov by shifting focus from your pointless discussion to something all players agree on. It's called manipulation and it's a pretty pathetic attempt when you cannot defend your point with arguments.

    You try to make it look like it's the most normal thing in the world but it hasn't been for years. The tunneling issue became just much worse recently. I don't know for how long you have been playing dbd but your "arguments" kind of make it questionable about how experienced you are with how dbd aged.

    It's not a "strategy" which gets rarely picked by experienced people to make an unique move to catch the survivor off guard or unexpected. It's not hard to do or anything unique. It is a cheap way to secure a game because aside from competitive teams there is nothing the common survivors can do to save the match if someone tunnels from the start.

    I already told you that the majority of survivors do not play toxic. There are bully squads and toxic players. Yes thats true. However their behaviour is not approved as well.

    Everyone who plays this game is aware of the chance of loosing it. Aside from people who tunnel from the start of the game of course.

  • @Atom7k said:

    https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/comment/3650483#Comment_3650483

    It is really stunning how you try to tip toe dance around the topic because you basically have no arguments. You're pretty petulant about this.

    You completly ignored all of my points and just try to manifest your pov by shifting focus from your pointless discussion to something all players agree on. It's called manipulation and it's a pretty pathetic attempt when you cannot defend your point with arguments.

    You try to make it look like it's the most normal thing in the world but it hasn't been for years. The tunneling issue became just much worse recently. I don't know for how long you have been playing dbd but your "arguments" kind of make it questionable about how experienced you are with how dbd aged.

    It's not a "strategy" which gets rarely picked by experienced people to make an unique move to catch the survivor off guard or unexpected. It's not hard to do or anything unique. It is a cheap way to secure a game because aside from competitive teams there is nothing the common survivors can do to save the match if someone tunnels from the start.

    I already told you that the majority of survivors do not play toxic. There are bully squads and toxic players. Yes thats true. However their behaviour is not approved as well.

    Everyone who plays this game is aware of the chance of loosing it. Aside from people who tunnel from the start of the game of course.

     to something all players agree on

    If, by 'all players', you mean the minority of Survivors angry that they are losing to a valid tactic. But Survivors love to claim they speak for everyone. It's called 'Entitlement'.

    You try to make it look like it's the most normal thing in the world but it hasn't been for years. The tunneling issue became just much worse recently. I don't know for how long you have been playing dbd but your "arguments" kind of make it questionable about how experienced you are with how dbd aged.

    Tunneling is only an 'issue' in the minds of Survivors angry they lost.

    It's not a "strategy" which gets rarely picked by experienced people to make an unique move to catch the survivor off guard or unexpected. It's not hard to do or anything unique.

    It's still a strategy. No different from Survivors going to a 50% complete gen.

    I mean, what's Smarter?

    1. A Killer attacks an injured, once-hooked Survivor. They require ONE attack to down, and being on the 2nd hook means they require immediate saving, thus tying up another Survivor.
    2. A Killer chases a healthy, no-hook Survivor. The chase lasts twice as long because they require 2 hooks, and they are not in immediate danger of dying on the hook, since they are in stage 1.

    Hint: If you say 'The second one'; You're either lying, or genuinely believe Killers should play badly for Survivor benefit.

     It is a cheap way to secure a game because aside from competitive teams there is nothing the common survivors can do to save the match if someone tunnels from the start.

    And there's the entitled Survivor mindset of deciding what's fair or not for the Killer. You don't get to decide it's 'cheap'. That's like those people in Overwatch who claim Bastion or Widowmaker are 'cheap'; They're salty they lost.

    I already told you that the majority of survivors do not play toxic. There are bully squads and toxic players. Yes thats true. However their behaviour is not approved as well.

    • And yet I never see someone claim genrushing is 'cheap'. Ever.
    • Or that twerking out the exit gates is 'toxic'.
    • Or that 4 escapes is 'sweating' or tryhard'.
    • Or that using 12 META perks is 'boring' and 'should change because Killers are unhappy'.
    • I never see Killers say 'What about our fun?'

    Usually Killers are told to 'get thicker skin' or 'cope' or 'learn 2 play'. Almost like there's a massive double standard in which Survivors can play to win, but Killers are shamed for doing the same. 🤔

    Everyone who plays this game is aware of the chance of loosing it. Aside from people who tunnel from the start of the game of course.

    Ah, and there's the shade thrown at Killers who play in a non-SurvivorApproved(tm) way.

    There's a reason 'The Survivor Rulebook For Killers' became a meme. It's because Survivors actually think they dictate the rules.

  • As the topic as gotten out of hand once more, I am locking the the thread here.

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