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Lfh2d Lfh2d
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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.


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Comments

  • ch0_173 ch0_173

    We really need the arab servers so the game can be fair to play

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  • HLAK HLAK

    not getting fun and feal fare with a high ping and hitboxes , we must have low ping as EUP or american

  • md_away md_away

    I love DBD. but the ping made me hate the game NGL because the ping is too high

  • qq_it qq_it

    @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

  • 88LUFFY_ 88LUFFY_

    we need server i cant play because my ping is so high and hitbox the killer hit in front the pallet

  • Ammarr Ammarr

    with that, it doesn't make sense that most people who play the game play on a very low ping, and we play on a high ping, this is not fair and I also like to direct my message to the company that owns the game DBD You pay huge money for the rights of killers and survivors like Ghostface and Michael and Skin Face while you can't set up servers in your game for players in the Middle East?

  • tourkiii tourkiii

    I love playing dead by daylight , but lately I've been having a problem with high ping, and as a result the killer gets privileges including hitbox ، So I hope the ping problem will be solved as soon as possible

  • 1384gdh_dhei 1384gdh_dhei

    I suffer from high ping, my ping reaches 1200 unfortunately, and we suffer despite that, we still love Dead By Day Light. Please, we want servers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

  • IDXTRI IDXTRI

    @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

    true i play on 130 ms to 200 ms and always get hitboxed by the killer

  • A506 A506

    We Arabs are suffering. We want servers in the Middle East. We hope that the game founders will listen to us and fulfill our desires.

  • Sul6an2K Sul6an2K

    I have been suffered for 7 years from my ping this give me disadvantage when im playing, i also quit the game from time to time because my ping not stable at all. So plz give us just a single server that let play well like other european countries.

  • Langweilig Langweilig

    Stop spam creating thousands of accounts. Please!!!!

  • Saad11002299 Saad11002299

    @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

    agreed

  • Silix Silix

    When I watch clips of the game, I am shocked at how people can take the window from a close position

    without getting hit by the killer, while we, arabs have a high ping, cannot even avoid the axe for huntress.

  • FearrlIes FearrlIes

    My ping is always 155 i swear to god

  • duwuKw duwuKw

    We love this game but the ping is high and we suffer every time.

  • xKatarina xKatarina

    https://youtu.be/ZBo1cgGjfKM

    that was unexpected for sure

  • VSX VSX

    Is there an update on the petition?

  • tedmosbey tedmosbey

    DBD is literally the only game i play i spent more than 2500H in this game , and its really unfortunate and sad that i cant play my favorite game with good latency even though i pay hundred of dollars for Fiber internet and my ping rarely range from 140-150

  • Ayoub911xx Ayoub911xx
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    wow ping

  • AzozMain2003 AzozMain2003

    @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

    @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 really need an middle eastern servers i have a very good internet and i still get 100+ ping and it making the game really unplayable and because of this even if i don't make mistakes i still get downd because the ping and hitboxes

  • Rai Rai

    Ok I love dead by daylight but it's annoying that I lose because of the high ping it's not fair that the person playing against me has a ping of 20-40 and I 100-150 it's not fair if I did the dead hard perks correctly but because of the ping it doesn't work with me it doesn't work I know a lot of people who left the game because of the ping and I don't want to leave my favorite game because of something like this

  • sL2z sL2z

    @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 really hope dbd can help us with this ping (130-150) situation it is really affecting the gameplay a lot.

  • unohana unohana

    Please we need Arab servers in DBD

  • OldHunter OldHunter

    It is neither acceptable nor fair to compete and play with such poor server .

  • sultan673000 sultan673000

    @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 need a server in the Middle East

  • sultan673000 sultan673000

    @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

    @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 can't play the game if the ping is high. 🥲

  • 7erqm 7erqm

    I have been playing the game since 2019 and every day I hope to get a good ping, but since then nothing has happened.

  • 7erqm 7erqm

    we needs just a good ping

  • 94R 94R

    We need an Arabic server ASAP

  • turksmall236 turksmall236

    @7erqm said:

    we needs just a good ping

    It's not just you guys, us Canadians are suffering from bad ping as well

  • turksmall236 turksmall236

    We need a server here in Canada too, my ping is also 160

  • ab___q8 ab___q8

    We need a server in the Middle East because our ping is very high

  • Mansour9988 Mansour9988

    @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

    “Honestly, we Arabs struggle a lot when it comes to hosting services. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 💔”

  • G_QK_8 G_QK_8
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  • a_9mh a_9mh

    @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

    @Lfh2d said:

    https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/comment/3844749#Comment_3844749

    nope 💔

    server middle east

  • mns mns

    I stopped playing due to high ping problems, but I hope that you will solve the problem and create an Arabic server for the Middle East so that we can return to playing and enjoying the game and continue supporting the game.

  • HaidraTBag HaidraTBag

    Bro, me and my friends bought every dlc in the game, and you told me that they are not gonna benefit 😒. I have a lot of groups of Arabs. groups that like dbd, but the ping is what making them not trying to invest in the game more than buying it. and Imagine trying to grind the game with 200ms😭

  • i2k i2k

    we want a server for Arabs 😘

  • Li2bod Li2bod

    plz just add a server for us it is not that hard right?

  • B7H B7H

    For real

    I play this game for like 6 years

    and I play on 125ms every day.

    I suffer from it.

    please, just add an Arab server for us it is not that hard right?

  • B7H B7H

    For real

    I play this game for like 6 years

    and I play on 125ms every day.

    I suffer from it.

    please, just add an Arab server for us it is not that hard right?

  • B7H B7H

    For real

    I play this game for like 6 years

    and I play on 125ms every day.

    I suffer from it.

    please, just add an Arab server for us it is not that hard right?

  • recobaa20 recobaa20

    We want an Arabic server because the game has a very strong hitbox. We hope to have a server. Thank you.

  • B7H B7H

    Ok I love dead by daylight but it's annoying that I lose because of the high ping it's not fair that the person playing against me has a ping of 20-40 and I 100-150 it's not fair if I did the dead hard perks correctly but because of the ping it doesn't work with me it doesn't work I know a lot of people who left the game because of the ping and I don't want to leave my favorite game because of something like this

  • B7H B7H

    @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.


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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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    Ok I love dead by daylight but it's annoying that I lose because of the high ping it's not fair that the person playing against me has a ping of 20-40 and I 100-150 it's not fair if I did the dead hard perks correctly but because of the ping it doesn't work with me it doesn't work I know a lot of people who left the game because of the ping and I don't want to leave my favorite game because of something like this

  • Louxx Louxx

    @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.


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    the reason why we need middle east server

  • AMEEN AMEEN

    One of the games that I love and always play is DBD, but I am very annoyed by the ping. Why do I always lose because of something else that I cannot control? It is unfair that we occupy a third of the world and we do not find any interest from you. All games support the Arabic language and have servers for Arabs except for you. We hope that you review your decisions and be fair between us.

  • fcx4 fcx4

    We need a Middle East server

  • LEOJESTICK LEOJESTICK

    I've played dbd for the last 4yrs and recently I quit after 1000+ hrs

    The reason is when I tried to improve at survivor my ping was over 150ms and when I switched to killer because of my ping I would get stunned at every pallet and robbed of every hit because and it got old very quickly cuz of that

    playing wraith was so sad because trying to get hits around pallets while getting out of invisibility is sometimes impossible and the same goes with huntress either playing as or against her it's all luck and the same goes for nurse

    and when playing survivor the quick vault doesn't matter because you'll get hit no matter what and you have to be so precise when vaulting at some loops

    so please we need local servers…it would make the games so much fair and balanced

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