What are the supposed Unwritten rules of this game
I'm so serious because apparently there was some Unwritten rules way back when there were Unwritten rules.
For instance apparently there was a rule for Killers to let the survivors go if they 4% and a rule for survivors let the other one get the hatch if they found it first which is usually just them sitting on top of it.
I'm just wondering because I'm getting some hate mail because somebody's mad because I didn't let them live for 4% percenting
For instance apparently there was a rule for Killers to let the survivors go if they 4% and a rule for survivors let the other one get the hatch if they found it first which is usually just them sitting on top of it.
I'm just wondering because I'm getting some hate mail because somebody's mad because I didn't let them live for 4% percenting
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There isn't any. Just play how you want. No stopping you
You can't kill survivors, it is bad.
You can't escape from the killer, you are supposed to wait and kindly hand out hooks to the killers.
If there are no rules in the realm of The Entity, what makes you think there are rules in the game itself.
Rule #1: Facecamp anyone that says you need to let them live for 4%ing
Rule #2: Do your absolute best to 4k/escape depending on your side
Otherwise do whatever
No unwritten rules.
The only one I wish everyone knew is that when someone on hook is moving his/her arms up and down continuously it means that the killer is at least very close
As for the 4% is started when a few players used to let others go if the kobe'd, some streamers started doing it and then it became a must do or you were not being fair to someone who had dumb luck.
The 4% meme disappeared long ago when certain perks started to appear which gave a kobe a higher chance of happening.
Let the injured survivor go you tunneling bully and chase me flashlight ds user. When I get downed dc killer op please nerf.
There are a lot of "conduct rules" honestly which are ... well.. just a bunch of BS. A lot of times people will whine after game and try to get you to play in a sub-optimal way because they died. For example most survivors complain about face camping/camping, regardless of the context or stage of the game. Many expect you to go to the other side of the map and forget about coming back, no no your being a bad player then shame shame. Forget if the survivors are litterly dive bombing the hook, your chasing some one dumb enoghe to run you right back to the hook, or its end game the gates are open and you havn't got a kill. You will taste their salt after as they try to tell you its an un-writen rule and your bad case you ruin their fun by not adhering to it. In short... find your style and have fun. Don't worry about any rules not directly implemented by mechanics. Be a nice killer, be a try hard, be what you wanna be long as your having fun.
Hooked survivors that are "flailing" mean the killer is nearby/they're being camped; don't rescue them.
You will alwasy get hatemail if you kill survivors. But dont do the mistake of giving them afree escape, they dont like that either
There is no unwritten rules to DBD. Only those that you've made up for yourself.
You don't play their rules.
Survivors: No touching gens
Anyone who breaks these rules need bans.
Killers mustn't do anything except gracefully accept Flashlight blinds.
Survivors must run No Mither, get downed at hooks, not try to escape at hook phase 1 and not struggle at hook phase 2.
The people making the rules are the ones the rules benefit.
Still, it's fun to know the dumb/weird things, I guess, like killers running NOED have to use frosty eyes cosmetics, or respecting the 4 percent, dropping an item is asking to be let go, etc.
There's only one rule and that's; Never listen to players made-up rules. (like this one)
if you are the last survivor and you leave your item i let you go. It to me is a sign of respect.
That's pretty much it unless we want to get into "controversial" ones that basically boil down to people wanting an easier time (4%, tunneling/camping, trying to restrict what perks/items/addons/killers people can use and so on)