Make flashlights great again
A significant portion of my desire to play dbd has been lost ever since the flashlight nerf where you can't spam the clickey noises. Gotta get my click on
A significant portion of my desire to play dbd has been lost ever since the flashlight nerf where you can't spam the clickey noises. Gotta get my click on
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Today i saw two Survs who had Flash lights equipped at the loadout and brought them into the game, using them. Thought they were back already. Don't know how they managed to do this.
Besides that, i love the time out of Flash lights for the moment. It takes pressure off my games as killer.
The t-bags don't hurt that much without clicky clicky π - it's a relief!
Clicking was my way of communicating to teammates. Whether to alert them to a stealth killer, demand healing or get them to open the gate. Communicating with flashlights just doesn't feel the same anymore
Few people had seizures with the fast clicks
Old clicks were damn annoying and caused even seizures. Flashlights are great as they are now, you can still communicate with team mates through them and they donβt give headaches. The wellbeing and health of the players is more important than your desire to play a videogame just to make a spammy noise.
Every time a survivor tea bags I can hear the sound of a dog toy squeaking. It makes it's pretty funny.
I believe if they never took the flashlights off when they got killswitched they could keep em on
You two are actually defending old clicking...
Seriously?
The things people say these days. We also need to keep Skull Merchants 3-gen and bring back Eruption!!!
I'm not defending. I'm just saying old flashlights were how I used them. However, I wish the devs were consistent about the change and removed some of the strobing lights off Haddonfield, RPD and Treatment Theatre