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Leaving before postgame chat has saved this game for me

johnmwarner johnmwarner
in General Discussions

Maybe my mindset needs work, but I’ve been enjoying DBD so much more without staying for chats.

Whether I win or lose, play killer or survivor, I leave chat when the game is over or when I die. Even if only temporarily, when you’re having a bad time in DBD try it.

Only exception had been a few games during BP event that turned into “farm,” games I stayed to thank everyone.

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  • LCGaster LCGaster

    I'm on PS4 so I don't even need to do that

    Personally I like to feed the flame when someone's salty and decides to message me, it's fun

  • twistedmonkey twistedmonkey

    It's the best advice about toxicity that's been said over and over that one can give a player.

    End game chat can be highly toxic but it's a choice If you stay or not. Some relish in it while others can take it to heart.

    On top of this is recommend making private profiles, comments friends only along with not accepting any invites while playìng.

    Hopefully with dedicated servers they can do what they do with deathgarden and not allow people to directly link to the profiles outside the game. Maybe instead have a friends list in the game where you can add people before deciding to then add them to your platform list.

  • johnmwarner johnmwarner

    @OnryosTapeRentals said:

    You don't have to leave the endgame screen to avoid post-game chat. There is a little button next to the enter text bar that closes the post-game chat and stops you seeing any messages.

    Never knew this, is it permanent or do you have to click each time

  • twistedmonkey twistedmonkey

    @johnmwarner said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/718579#Comment_718579

    Never knew this, is it permanent or do you have to click each time

    You need to click it each time you open the game but its then hidden for the duration of that playtime.

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