‼️‼️The Arab community really needs help ‼️‼️

Lfh2d

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.

Skillfulstone

@WolfePhD said:

I believe this is a real problem that should be considered and addressed, and warrants some attention from BHVR to investigate. If YouTube expanded to India, so should DBD (long term) from a business perspective. With that said, almost 80% of this specific forum looks like it came from one user who created a bunch of accounts. My eyebrow has been suspiciously raised this whole time.

With that said, I really hope a community manager reads this thread, and then does research to see if there is value investing in an additional server. I've seen the bills that my job receives from AWS, and I know firsthand that these things genuinely cost a LOT of money, and I mean A LOT of money. One AWS bill is the equivalent to having an entire small team of people on payroll. No. Joke. In the business world, there would need to be significant justification to be allowed to spend that much money. I hope it exists, because I want more players to experience Dead by Daylight and allow the game to continue growing.

BHVR did see this thread, because this one thread is technically dozens of threads merged into one in order to not bury actual feedback (as like you said, it's most likely bot accounts/one guy with several accounts making very similar posts, sometimes almost copy-pasted, at almost the same time).

SoGo

So, bringing this one up again, since we just got new servers in North America and Europe.

Would it be possible to also add Middle East and Africa servers?

salman001

@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

Is there a convincing reason why there are no servers in the Middle East?

BurnedTerrormisu

who doesn't love to go against a high ping killer because they have no access to nearby servers?

OnlyFsL

I love DBD but lately I don't play DBD. because the ping is too high, and hitboxs it's big problem in dbd, we need server arab and in stc net