‼️‼️The Arab community really needs help ‼️‼️

Unfortunately, it seems that Dead by Daylight continues to overlook us as an Arab community, despite our deep passion and consistent support for the game. As Arabs, we form a significant part of the player base, actively participating in events, creating content, and contributing to the game’s ongoing success. However, there remains a glaring lack of effort to cater to our needs or even recognize our presence.


The absence of proper localization or even minimal acknowledgment of our culture and language feels like a disregard for our value as players. To add to this, the removal of Indian servers — which many players in the Gulf region relied on for acceptable latency — has only worsened the experience. This technical limitation demonstrates that the resources and infrastructure exist but are not being extended to improve the gaming experience for players in our region.


Is it fair to continue supporting a game that consistently fails to appreciate us? This ongoing neglect has evolved into significant disappointment, making it seem like our contributions and presence are undervalued.


We, as a community, want to be seen, heard, and respected. However, the consistent lack of action sends a clear and disheartening message: we are not a priority.


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The Indian server in Dead by Daylight was beneficial to several countries in the region, including:

•India

•Pakistan

•Bangladesh

•Sri Lanka

•Nepal

•Maldives

•Afghanistan

•Bhutan

•Russia

•Egypt

•Saudi Arabia

•UAE

•Kuwait

•Oman

•Bahrain

•Qatar


These countries benefited from the Indian server, which provided lower ping and smoother gameplay. The removal of this server has negatively affected players in these countries, especially those in the Gulf region and nearby, as connection stability has worsened, and ping values have increased.


It’s important to note that these countries, along with the Gulf region, were relying on the Indian server for a better gaming experience, which makes the need for a closer replacement server even more pressing.


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Comments

  • dbd we suffered from ping be fair to us a little

  • We want an Arabic server!!
    
  • Hopefully one day DBD In middle east just like other games

  • is impossible to play with 140 ping and arab still playing this game and haveing fun with it but we really need the servers for arab is gonna make the gameplay better and smoother

  • We Need Middle East server’s because we’re suffering from the ping , Arab gamers ping on dbd is always (160-250) , please behavior we need a server for the Arab community we’ve been waiting for 5 years and there is no response , so please don’t leave us hanging .

  • As an Arab gamer, I’ve supported Dead by Daylight for years, but it often feels like my community is invisible to the developers. There’s no Arabic language support or cultural acknowledgment, it makes me less confident that the behaviour team will fix this anytime in the future.

  • @Lfh2d said:

    Unfortunately, it seems that Dead by Daylight continues to overlook us as an Arab community, despite our deep passion and consistent support for the game. As Arabs, we form a significant part of the player base, actively participating in events, creating content, and contributing to the game’s ongoing success. However, there remains a glaring lack of effort to cater to our needs or even recognize our presence.


    The absence of proper localization or even minimal acknowledgment of our culture and language feels like a disregard for our value as players. To add to this, the removal of Indian servers — which many players in the Gulf region relied on for acceptable latency — has only worsened the experience. This technical limitation demonstrates that the resources and infrastructure exist but are not being extended to improve the gaming experience for players in our region.


    Is it fair to continue supporting a game that consistently fails to appreciate us? This ongoing neglect has evolved into significant disappointment, making it seem like our contributions and presence are undervalued.


    We, as a community, want to be seen, heard, and respected. However, the consistent lack of action sends a clear and disheartening message: we are not a priority.


    ——————————————————-----------------

    The Indian server in Dead by Daylight was beneficial to several countries in the region, including:

    •India

    •Pakistan

    •Bangladesh

    •Sri Lanka

    •Nepal

    •Maldives

    •Afghanistan

    •Bhutan

    •Russia

    •Egypt

    •Saudi Arabia

    •UAE

    •Kuwait

    •Oman

    •Bahrain

    •Qatar


    These countries benefited from the Indian server, which provided lower ping and smoother gameplay. The removal of this server has negatively affected players in these countries, especially those in the Gulf region and nearby, as connection stability has worsened, and ping values have increased.


    It’s important to note that these countries, along with the Gulf region, were relying on the Indian server for a better gaming experience, which makes the need for a closer replacement server even more pressing.


    https://us.v-cdn.net/6030815/uploads/5T7IJVERAE6K/f4e96321-2a16-4484-91b8-66016f45b77a.jpeg

    It’s been a while since I played on a stable ping this made me quit the game

  • i agree with you
    is impossible to play with with 140 ping most arabs their ping is betwen 120-160 we really need help
    is gonna make the gameplay better and smoother

  • Imagine seeing this icon your whole life

  • SOS
    We need servers for our region to improve connection and reduce lag. We also want the game to be translated into our language (Arabic).

    These changes would mean a lot to us and help more people enjoy the game.

  • please add arab servers

  • @Lfh2d said:

    Unfortunately, it seems that Dead by Daylight continues to overlook us as an Arab community, despite our deep passion and consistent support for the game. As Arabs, we form a significant part of the player base, actively participating in events, creating content, and contributing to the game’s ongoing success. However, there remains a glaring lack of effort to cater to our needs or even recognize our presence.


    The absence of proper localization or even minimal acknowledgment of our culture and language feels like a disregard for our value as players. To add to this, the removal of Indian servers — which many players in the Gulf region relied on for acceptable latency — has only worsened the experience. This technical limitation demonstrates that the resources and infrastructure exist but are not being extended to improve the gaming experience for players in our region.


    Is it fair to continue supporting a game that consistently fails to appreciate us? This ongoing neglect has evolved into significant disappointment, making it seem like our contributions and presence are undervalued.


    We, as a community, want to be seen, heard, and respected. However, the consistent lack of action sends a clear and disheartening message: we are not a priority.


    ——————————————————-----------------

    The Indian server in Dead by Daylight was beneficial to several countries in the region, including:

    •India

    •Pakistan

    •Bangladesh

    •Sri Lanka

    •Nepal

    •Maldives

    •Afghanistan

    •Bhutan

    •Russia

    •Egypt

    •Saudi Arabia

    •UAE

    •Kuwait

    •Oman

    •Bahrain

    •Qatar


    These countries benefited from the Indian server, which provided lower ping and smoother gameplay. The removal of this server has negatively affected players in these countries, especially those in the Gulf region and nearby, as connection stability has worsened, and ping values have increased.


    It’s important to note that these countries, along with the Gulf region, were relying on the Indian server for a better gaming experience, which makes the need for a closer replacement server even more pressing.


    https://us.v-cdn.net/6030815/uploads/5T7IJVERAE6K/f4e96321-2a16-4484-91b8-66016f45b77a.jpeg

    i play dbd since 2022 and i always lose bcs of the ping

  • We Arabs love and spend long hours playing Dead by Daylight and I think we have been wronged because of ping. I hope you look into our problems. Thank you.

  • I wholeheartedly support this topic. All awesome people and friends from Arab community of this game needs to be heard, respected and treated the same way as any other.

    I appreciate OP for voicing their frustrations, and I hope the developer team will do everything to make your gaming experience as comfortable and pleasant as possible.

    Any community managers are aware of this thread? The topics like this are very serious, the team should be aware of players frustrations in regards of having better connection.

    From Russia with love and all respect to You, awesome people from Arab community.

  • @Lfh2d said:

    Unfortunately, it seems that Dead by Daylight continues to overlook us as an Arab community, despite our deep passion and consistent support for the game. As Arabs, we form a significant part of the player base, actively participating in events, creating content, and contributing to the game’s ongoing success. However, there remains a glaring lack of effort to cater to our needs or even recognize our presence.


    The absence of proper localization or even minimal acknowledgment of our culture and language feels like a disregard for our value as players. To add to this, the removal of Indian servers — which many players in the Gulf region relied on for acceptable latency — has only worsened the experience. This technical limitation demonstrates that the resources and infrastructure exist but are not being extended to improve the gaming experience for players in our region.


    Is it fair to continue supporting a game that consistently fails to appreciate us? This ongoing neglect has evolved into significant disappointment, making it seem like our contributions and presence are undervalued.


    We, as a community, want to be seen, heard, and respected. However, the consistent lack of action sends a clear and disheartening message: we are not a priority.


    ——————————————————-----------------

    The Indian server in Dead by Daylight was beneficial to several countries in the region, including:

    •India

    •Pakistan

    •Bangladesh

    •Sri Lanka

    •Nepal

    •Maldives

    •Afghanistan

    •Bhutan

    •Russia

    •Egypt

    •Saudi Arabia

    •UAE

    •Kuwait

    •Oman

    •Bahrain

    •Qatar


    These countries benefited from the Indian server, which provided lower ping and smoother gameplay. The removal of this server has negatively affected players in these countries, especially those in the Gulf region and nearby, as connection stability has worsened, and ping values have increased.


    It’s important to note that these countries, along with the Gulf region, were relying on the Indian server for a better gaming experience, which makes the need for a closer replacement server even more pressing.


    https://us.v-cdn.net/6030815/uploads/5T7IJVERAE6K/f4e96321-2a16-4484-91b8-66016f45b77a.jpeg

    we realy need middle east server pls help

  • i never stop loveing dbd even with the high ping and theres so many players like me at least we deserve servers

  • I Agree I, as a Saudi person i play , ping 100-140. Arabs are competing with the European server This thing is sad .

  • We need a Middle East server

    I Agree I, as a Saudi person i play , ping 100-140. Arabs are competing with the European server This thing is sad .

  • Creating a bunch of burner accounts and spamming the same topic multiple times is not going to help your case, if anything that just harbours irritation and apathy over the issue and gives a much stronger reason to ignore you.

    People have already started supporting this point in the first thread that was made, but that support will dwindle quickly if you keep being a pain doing this.

  • Behavior needs to do something about it. It's not fair that the game is unplayable, especially in a game that requires you to pay money to buy the game.

    It is very frustrating to pay money only to find that the game is unplayable because there is no server near your area, and I wouldn't blame the player if they feel like they have been scammed.

    Such games are online and cross-play, there is no difference between one player and another, everyone is equal because everyone wants to have fun.

  • we want servers cuz we like your game ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

  • We love this game we deserve to get the ME server.

  • Need servers for Arab community

  • Almost 9 years since DBD was released, and there’s no server for arab ‼️‼️‼️

  • im tried of hitbox and thr very high ping and i quit playing dbd of this thing i hope the developers adds arab servers

  • Save us Bhvr, Arabs really love the game and play it a lot, but at 120 ping, this is very unfortunate and frustrating, as we have been demanding a Middle East server for years and no one has responded to us!

  • I started playing Dead by Daylight at the beginning of 2018, despite the high bandwidth and interruption, but I continue to play the game and I always drag the game and play it again. The reason for the high bandwidth is that we need an Arabic server, not for injustice.
    
  • We need server please my ping is 180-200

  • My favorite game is DBD, but I want to play with a ping of 40 like other people! I've been playing the game for 6 years and the ping is 130!

  • We need help pls, my ping 180 i cant play

  • I play dbd for about 4 years now suffering from high ping around 140 - 180ms, it's unplayable as survivor and unfair to play as killer players always complaining about my high ping when I play killer, I feel so sad that DBD doesn't have server in the middle east unlike other games like Fortnite, I keep supporting this game since 2020 and I hope they will listen to us and make us happy.

    thanks for the post

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    we definitely need middle east servers

  • @Lfh2d said:

    Unfortunately, it seems that Dead by Daylight continues to overlook us as an Arab community, despite our deep passion and consistent support for the game. As Arabs, we form a significant part of the player base, actively participating in events, creating content, and contributing to the game’s ongoing success. However, there remains a glaring lack of effort to cater to our needs or even recognize our presence.


    The absence of proper localization or even minimal acknowledgment of our culture and language feels like a disregard for our value as players. To add to this, the removal of Indian servers — which many players in the Gulf region relied on for acceptable latency — has only worsened the experience. This technical limitation demonstrates that the resources and infrastructure exist but are not being extended to improve the gaming experience for players in our region.


    Is it fair to continue supporting a game that consistently fails to appreciate us? This ongoing neglect has evolved into significant disappointment, making it seem like our contributions and presence are undervalued.


    We, as a community, want to be seen, heard, and respected. However, the consistent lack of action sends a clear and disheartening message: we are not a priority.


    ——————————————————-----------------

    The Indian server in Dead by Daylight was beneficial to several countries in the region, including:

    •India

    •Pakistan

    •Bangladesh

    •Sri Lanka

    •Nepal

    •Maldives

    •Afghanistan

    •Bhutan

    •Russia

    •Egypt

    •Saudi Arabia

    •UAE

    •Kuwait

    •Oman

    •Bahrain

    •Qatar


    These countries benefited from the Indian server, which provided lower ping and smoother gameplay. The removal of this server has negatively affected players in these countries, especially those in the Gulf region and nearby, as connection stability has worsened, and ping values have increased.


    It’s important to note that these countries, along with the Gulf region, were relying on the Indian server for a better gaming experience, which makes the need for a closer replacement server even more pressing.


    https://us.v-cdn.net/6030815/uploads/5T7IJVERAE6K/f4e96321-2a16-4484-91b8-66016f45b77a.jpeg

    when we will get respond

    at least try it for one month

  • we want middles east server please

  • all the games now adding servers for middle east so why can't dead by day light add one ?

  • We demand a server in Middle East

  • High ping issues and distant hits have been increasing lately, and I can no longer tolerate it. I can overlook the distant hits, but I demand servers to be set up in the Middle East. All I want is to play with a ping of 50 at least once in my life since 2018. This is my favorite game, and I urgently demand servers in the Middle East. 🔴🔴🔴🔴

    These are illustrative images of what always happens to me :

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  • I hope we are appreciated better because we feel that we are neglected a lot even though many Arabs love and play the game so I hope servers are added for us

  • @Lfh2d said:

    Unfortunately, it seems that Dead by Daylight continues to overlook us as an Arab community, despite our deep passion and consistent support for the game. As Arabs, we form a significant part of the player base, actively participating in events, creating content, and contributing to the game’s ongoing success. However, there remains a glaring lack of effort to cater to our needs or even recognize our presence.


    The absence of proper localization or even minimal acknowledgment of our culture and language feels like a disregard for our value as players. To add to this, the removal of Indian servers — which many players in the Gulf region relied on for acceptable latency — has only worsened the experience. This technical limitation demonstrates that the resources and infrastructure exist but are not being extended to improve the gaming experience for players in our region.


    Is it fair to continue supporting a game that consistently fails to appreciate us? This ongoing neglect has evolved into significant disappointment, making it seem like our contributions and presence are undervalued.


    We, as a community, want to be seen, heard, and respected. However, the consistent lack of action sends a clear and disheartening message: we are not a priority.


    ——————————————————-----------------

    The Indian server in Dead by Daylight was beneficial to several countries in the region, including:

    •India

    •Pakistan

    •Bangladesh

    •Sri Lanka

    •Nepal

    •Maldives

    •Afghanistan

    •Bhutan

    •Russia

    •Egypt

    •Saudi Arabia

    •UAE

    •Kuwait

    •Oman

    •Bahrain

    •Qatar


    These countries benefited from the Indian server, which provided lower ping and smoother gameplay. The removal of this server has negatively affected players in these countries, especially those in the Gulf region and nearby, as connection stability has worsened, and ping values have increased.


    It’s important to note that these countries, along with the Gulf region, were relying on the Indian server for a better gaming experience, which makes the need for a closer replacement server even more pressing.


    https://us.v-cdn.net/6030815/uploads/5T7IJVERAE6K/f4e96321-2a16-4484-91b8-66016f45b77a.jpeg

  • I hope we are appreciated better because we feel that we are neglected a lot even though many Arabs love and play the game so I hope servers are added for us

  • @Lfh2d said:

    Unfortunately, it seems that Dead by Daylight continues to overlook us as an Arab community, despite our deep passion and consistent support for the game. As Arabs, we form a significant part of the player base, actively participating in events, creating content, and contributing to the game’s ongoing success. However, there remains a glaring lack of effort to cater to our needs or even recognize our presence.


    The absence of proper localization or even minimal acknowledgment of our culture and language feels like a disregard for our value as players. To add to this, the removal of Indian servers — which many players in the Gulf region relied on for acceptable latency — has only worsened the experience. This technical limitation demonstrates that the resources and infrastructure exist but are not being extended to improve the gaming experience for players in our region.


    Is it fair to continue supporting a game that consistently fails to appreciate us? This ongoing neglect has evolved into significant disappointment, making it seem like our contributions and presence are undervalued.


    We, as a community, want to be seen, heard, and respected. However, the consistent lack of action sends a clear and disheartening message: we are not a priority.


    ——————————————————-----------------

    The Indian server in Dead by Daylight was beneficial to several countries in the region, including:

    •India

    •Pakistan

    •Bangladesh

    •Sri Lanka

    •Nepal

    •Maldives

    •Afghanistan

    •Bhutan

    •Russia

    •Egypt

    •Saudi Arabia

    •UAE

    •Kuwait

    •Oman

    •Bahrain

    •Qatar


    These countries benefited from the Indian server, which provided lower ping and smoother gameplay. The removal of this server has negatively affected players in these countries, especially those in the Gulf region and nearby, as connection stability has worsened, and ping values have increased.


    It’s important to note that these countries, along with the Gulf region, were relying on the Indian server for a better gaming experience, which makes the need for a closer replacement server even more pressing.


    https://us.v-cdn.net/6030815/uploads/5T7IJVERAE6K/f4e96321-2a16-4484-91b8-66016f45b77a.jpeg

  • really we need it

  • Hello dbd, we Arabs form a large part of the dbd game and you know that

    We have tried repeatedly to tell you that we cannot play without servers, and we ask you to put a server for the Middle East, please.

  • @Lfh2d said:

    Unfortunately, it seems that Dead by Daylight continues to overlook us as an Arab community, despite our deep passion and consistent support for the game. As Arabs, we form a significant part of the player base, actively participating in events, creating content, and contributing to the game’s ongoing success. However, there remains a glaring lack of effort to cater to our needs or even recognize our presence.


    The absence of proper localization or even minimal acknowledgment of our culture and language feels like a disregard for our value as players. To add to this, the removal of Indian servers — which many players in the Gulf region relied on for acceptable latency — has only worsened the experience. This technical limitation demonstrates that the resources and infrastructure exist but are not being extended to improve the gaming experience for players in our region.


    Is it fair to continue supporting a game that consistently fails to appreciate us? This ongoing neglect has evolved into significant disappointment, making it seem like our contributions and presence are undervalued.


    We, as a community, want to be seen, heard, and respected. However, the consistent lack of action sends a clear and disheartening message: we are not a priority.


    ——————————————————-----------------

    The Indian server in Dead by Daylight was beneficial to several countries in the region, including:

    •India

    •Pakistan

    •Bangladesh

    •Sri Lanka

    •Nepal

    •Maldives

    •Afghanistan

    •Bhutan

    •Russia

    •Egypt

    •Saudi Arabia

    •UAE

    •Kuwait

    •Oman

    •Bahrain

    •Qatar


    These countries benefited from the Indian server, which provided lower ping and smoother gameplay. The removal of this server has negatively affected players in these countries, especially those in the Gulf region and nearby, as connection stability has worsened, and ping values have increased.


    It’s important to note that these countries, along with the Gulf region, were relying on the Indian server for a better gaming experience, which makes the need for a closer replacement server even more pressing.


    https://us.v-cdn.net/6030815/uploads/5T7IJVERAE6K/f4e96321-2a16-4484-91b8-66016f45b77a.jpeg

    I live in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Our ping is extremely high, reaching 150-200 ping. We suffer from a lot of hitboxing, and this is very annoying.

  • @Lfh2d said:

    Unfortunately, it seems that Dead by Daylight continues to overlook us as an Arab community, despite our deep passion and consistent support for the game. As Arabs, we form a significant part of the player base, actively participating in events, creating content, and contributing to the game’s ongoing success. However, there remains a glaring lack of effort to cater to our needs or even recognize our presence.


    The absence of proper localization or even minimal acknowledgment of our culture and language feels like a disregard for our value as players. To add to this, the removal of Indian servers — which many players in the Gulf region relied on for acceptable latency — has only worsened the experience. This technical limitation demonstrates that the resources and infrastructure exist but are not being extended to improve the gaming experience for players in our region.


    Is it fair to continue supporting a game that consistently fails to appreciate us? This ongoing neglect has evolved into significant disappointment, making it seem like our contributions and presence are undervalued.


    We, as a community, want to be seen, heard, and respected. However, the consistent lack of action sends a clear and disheartening message: we are not a priority.


    ——————————————————-----------------

    The Indian server in Dead by Daylight was beneficial to several countries in the region, including:

    •India

    •Pakistan

    •Bangladesh

    •Sri Lanka

    •Nepal

    •Maldives

    •Afghanistan

    •Bhutan

    •Russia

    •Egypt

    •Saudi Arabia

    •UAE

    •Kuwait

    •Oman

    •Bahrain

    •Qatar


    These countries benefited from the Indian server, which provided lower ping and smoother gameplay. The removal of this server has negatively affected players in these countries, especially those in the Gulf region and nearby, as connection stability has worsened, and ping values have increased.


    It’s important to note that these countries, along with the Gulf region, were relying on the Indian server for a better gaming experience, which makes the need for a closer replacement server even more pressing.


    https://us.v-cdn.net/6030815/uploads/5T7IJVERAE6K/f4e96321-2a16-4484-91b8-66016f45b77a.jpeg

  • Anytime I want to play DBD I can't because the ping is very high and the hitbox is high, so we need servers please

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