The future of DBD in Russia

This game has a huge community in my country. We have been supporting you since the beta version of the game, and we continue to enjoy your creation to this day. You used to be very kind to streamers and content makers from our country.

Unfortunately, due to the terrible circumstances in the world, ordinary people have been partially cut off from access to this game and DLS.

I would like to know if there are any plans for changes and lifting of bans in the future, and if so, when?

After all, ordinary people are not to blame for what is happening, and for some, games are a therapy to relieve stress in such a terrible situation in the world.

Your bans are a huge loss for our community, we look forward to your return and give the opportunity to support your game by purchasing DLC In such a difficult time for all of us

Comments

  • I don’t think it’s much in control of BHVR, because the work of their servers is directly related to Amazon, and US government charged such a huge wealthy company to apply bunch of sanctions here and there for RF. Yes, it’s just a paradox of monopoly of companies - it’s not like the gaming directly was restricted, it’s more about how big companies who actually provide economic and social benefits to Russian government also holds an access to online entertainment.

    I didn’t notice BHVR themselves claiming they are gonna cut of an access here for this region. They are way beyond some political drama, because they are game company first of all. And DBD community itself doesn’t really boycott this country, if looking on community events like League.

    You have to wait. Honestly, I'm also waiting for more reasonable prices that reflect my economic region. Previously, my country's prices were directly related to Russia's, but now I'm paying like a typical UK user, even though the average salary isn't even close to their.

  • Leave russia before you're getting part of the crime.

    And if you rly want stress situations go to Ukraine.

  • The issues that russians have are more of provider issues. Like some companies are not letting Russian connect through their servers so now they have to go around a longer way to be able to connect to servers in europe. So it causes connection issues and higher latency. Behavior is not causing it but actions of other companies that are providing the infrastructure for internet connections.

  • @Wezqu said:

    The issues that russians have are more of provider issues. Like some companies are not letting Russian connect through their servers so now they have to go around a longer way to be able to connect to servers in europe. So it causes connection issues and higher latency. Behavior is not causing it but actions of other companies that are providing the infrastructure for internet connections.

    I'm more talking about the impossibility of buying golden cages and DLS's for the game. 
    
  • @SigmaLord said:

    https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/comment/4012769#Comment_4012769

    It's not so easy to abandon one's country. I'd rather stay in a warzone with my family where I don't feel like I abandoned them than to leave by myself. And not everyone has the legal or economic freedom sufficient enough to leave their countries.

    I feel sorry for every innoncent getting throwed into this mess. I never was in this situation and I only can guess how it feels.

    Don't wanna get to political but I see here problems for the next generations. However it's just my oppinion from far away. You know the best what is good for you and your family.

  • I am very sorry that you are denied access because of all the stuff that happened.

    If I had the guess, I would assume the restrictions would rise once the war is over.

  • @SigmaLord said:

    I don't see the point of boycotting gamers due to the actions of a country. Also, I find it very intriguing that another unnamed country still can play DBD although their crimes are MUCH worse than Russia's.

    you sly dog