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How do you define winning in dbd?

csandman1977 csandman1977
in General Discussions

I would think for survivor, winning would be escaping. For killer it's different. Is it 2 kills? 3 or 4? Do we go by the emblem system?

For me either escaping or helping the majority of my team escape. For killer I think 3k is winning.

Just wondering what the line is between winning and losing.

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  • SIeepWaIker SIeepWaIker

    As a survivor -

    1. Nobody d/c's, suicides, or throws.
    2. Escaping with more than just myself. I even consider my sacrifice a win if I aided in someone else's escape.

    As a killer -

    1. Nobody d/c's, suicides, or throws.
    2. Hooking many, pressuring over camping, and sacrificing at least 2.. the more the better :)
    3. Not getting trolled, looped, taunted by a superior survivor(high rank or smurf). This is a loss when they are that much better than me.
  • blue4zion blue4zion

    To avoid stupid anger, it's a lot easier for me to look at points for winning.

    This also makes me do more as survivor, and not tunnel or camp as killer. Need to get all them points!

  • Swiftblade131 Swiftblade131

    Dunno, but don't do it to much with certain perks or killers.


    Because that would be overperforming apparently.

  • Splinterverse Splinterverse

    For survivor, a win is escape and/or pipping up. But I'm happy if I safety as well.

    For killer, a win is 3K+ and/or pipping up. But I'm happy with a 2K as well since the game is balanced around that.

  • reca reca

    If I had a good game, with good teamplay and preferably not a facecamper or tunneler, then I won because I had fun.

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