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@Vale3100 said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1393956#Comment_1393956
Nurse ain’t even good what r u on about?
ghostface is better than all killers you’ve mentioned
Stop trolling... Ghostface is an OK killer not a good one. Like Reaver_Raziel said Freddy and Spirit, Nurse are much better.
Nurse: The nurse can patrol gens really easily with her blinks. Yes it is very hard to use as you need to judge how far you want each blink to go but if its used correctly its easily the best killer in the game.
Spirit: Her ability allows her to basically go invisible from the survivors at the cost of her ability to be able to see the survivor. This does make it really difficult and you need to practice with this killer.
Freddy: A great killer at the start of the game to apply pressure to gens with the ablility to teleport to them. Its also a good tactic to bait a survivor off their gen by fake teleporting to the gen.
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I think as killer you shouldn't main anything until you have gotten decent at all of the killers so that you have a variety of options to play as when you are a rank 1 killer.
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@Peanits said:
There may be on your platform and in your region, although it's definitely not the case across the board. Where I am on PC, my survivor queue times are actually shorter than they've been in a long time, and my killer queue times have gone way up lately. A couple weeks ago, I would get instant lobbies as a killer and have to wait a few minutes to play survivor.
Overall, there's no shortage. Your mileage may vary, though.
Yea it's been the same for me. Killer games take a long time to find at the moment.
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In my opinion, endgame is really fun and is more tense than the rest of the game.
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Seriously. I thought lots of killers and not many survivors are playing.
That's what its like for me but I am on PC so.
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@brokedownpalace said:
I want to see who all my biggest fans are. 🥰
I voted you up! :)
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For me survivor is much faster queue times as killer at the moment.
This is probably because I am rank 15 survivor and rank 20 killer as I am very new to the game.
Killer seems to take an eternity to find a game.
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@SweetTerror said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1399029#Comment_1399029
The OP edited the original post. Originally they stated that he/she left 5-6 games and didn't get penalized.
Ah ok. I agree with you then. It really feels great as a survivor if one of your teammates goes afk or disconnects...
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@SweetTerror said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/167120/did-they-remove-dc-penalty
Congratulations? I'm sure the rest of the players must have just loved you.
People disconnect/get thrown out of the game once in a while. Don't assume he clicked the leave game button.
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@IMhereRUN said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1398021#Comment_1398021
No way. The only thing you can learn about Nurse, is the muscle memory for blinks to cover the distance you’re aiming for. You first have to be good as playing killer in general.
Learning to blink where you want isn’t too difficult, she’s a mind game killer. You have to predict where the survivor will be first, than judge distance for the blink. Problem is, many people play different than others. Your predictions will almost be different everytime for each of the 4 survivors. Learning her is hard, but not too hard. The real challenge is learning the survivors you’re playing, and you have to re-learn it 4x a game, and that knowledge resets every game. I would recommend learning her last.
Okay!
I will be leaving the nurse alone for now...
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@SweetTerror said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1397963#Comment_1397963
Nurse is a completely different ball game. The nurse is one of, if not THE best killer in the whole game, but hands down the hardest to master. She has a wicked learning curve, and unless the developers plan on incorporating bots into custom matches or allowing us to load up custom matches by ourselves, then I would highly recommend practicing her with other online players in a custom match.
Thank you for the advice, have seen that nurse is very very difficult. Does that mean it is probably good to practice it in the low levels where I don't need to worry about rank as much?
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@KnotEnthusiast said:
For a new player, Wraith is the perfect killer imo. Very very straightforward with a very simple power, which means a new player can learn the fundamentals of the game. With Wraith you have to learn to be decent at concepts like looping in general, how to run specific tiles and structures, and how to prioritise targets and know when to drop chases, all of which are important skills to have when you reach high level play. Whenever someone new to the game asks which killer to play first, I always say wraith.
For higher level play, the answer gets a bit murkier. I think Wraith is a good bit better than most give him credit for, but as others have said he is very very addon dependent. He absolutely needs Windstorm for map pressure, as well as to significantly outspeed survivors, so without it he's just completely worthless. But, with the right add-ons and skillset, I think he can do well even at Rank 1. He can bodyblock vaults, fake cloaks, and use his windstorm lunge to play around loops if you can get the timing right. I tend to run the decently boring BBQ, PGTW, and EndFury combo just so I can basically face tank pallets and guarantee hits. I have a soft spot for Wraith, he's a pretty simple but effective killer in the right hands!
One of the reasons as to why I wanted to play it in the first place is because its straightforward and not something like the nurse which I may try when I get better at the game.
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@BaldursGate2 said:
Mediocre at best. His uncloak takes ages, so you need the purple addon to fasten it. But you need the purple addon for movespeed aswell, or you have no gen pressure. But then everybody knows exactly, where you uncloak and they just run away. It's a huge gamble to have a good game.
Yea that is one of the huge downsides of the wraith. But in my opinion at the level I'm at the speed is fine as the survivors barely get a chance to get away.
@SweetTerror said:
When I started playing dead by daylight, Wraith was my go-to killer. Sloppy butcher and Bloodhound work really well with him when starting out. As you get higher in level though, the Wraith becomes really difficult to chase down survivors with. Wraith doesn't have any way to slow down loops, and when you start facing survivors that know how to loop a Killer really well, the Wraith really starts to falter. Unless you equip his best windstorm add-ons, the Wraith has no map pressure to speak of, and the only way to make him a force to be reckoned with is to unlock perks from other killers: BBQ, Corrupt Intervention, Surveillance, PGTW, etc.
I will probably change to something else then when I get to the higher ranks if survivors counter it well.
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Completely agree, they need to focus on things like the matchmaking and ranking system and they need to make sure that all the killers are balanced not bad or overpowered.
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@IMhereRUN said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/166967/is-the-wraith-a-good-killer
Being new to the game, any killer will be strong for you because (most of the time), you’ll be facing inexperienced people. The game is very odd both sides. Aside from some small breathing/injured noises characters make, all survivors are equal. However, every killer is different, they all have strengths and weaknesses, some more than others.
If you’re playing in high or mid ranks (1-9), you HAVE to play your strengths or you’ll lose. For Wraith, his biggest strength is the ability to get the first hit. Now this is easily counterable by survivor perks, some of them (like Spine Chill) are extremely popular in loadouts of people you’ll be facing. In my experience, it’s more effective to hit, re-cloak, and go hit someone else. You won’t want to chase down survivors, you want to catch them off guard.
IMO, don’t “main” anything, try them all. Learning different playstyles with different abilities will improve your performance. Heck, the experience you gain from playing survivor even makes you a better killer, easier to predict routes and actions. Welcome to the community, I apologize in advance for any toxicity you may encounter, please let it roll off your shoulder and just do whatever you want in your attempt to have fun playing the game!
Thanks a lot! Will be trying out many killers and testing out different playstyles and perks.
I don't really want to main something until I test out most of the killers so I can decide which one fits me.
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@xXCAM3R0NXx said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1397882#Comment_1397882
Same here, what survivor do you main?
Also yeah NOED is considered OP by alot of players as it can literally down the whole team if your watching both gates and no one is out looking for the hex totem. But it encourages totem cleansing so I have no problem with it.
I play dwight at the moment as I can see what everyone is doing which for me is pretty useful. It lets me run the killer away from other survivors and see where gens are.
What level do I need to rank up the wraith to get NOED???
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@xXCAM3R0NXx said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1397875#Comment_1397875
However there are perks like 'Unrelenting' which help recover from missed attacks quicker which is great with wraith ino.
Although people have alot of problems with NOED, it could be a good perk to have as you can sneak up on players and down them instantly.
Anyhow welcome to Dead by Daylight and I hope you have a fun time playing :)
Thanks! Atm I am survivor main but I enjoy killer as well. I have heard that NOED is a very good perk from all of the youtubers I watch haha
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Thanks :) I think I will play this for a few more games and see if I play well with it, in my first game I got 3 kills but 1 escaped.
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@xXCAM3R0NXx said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/166967/is-the-wraith-a-good-killer
He used to be my first ever main, really enjoyed his stealthy play style. I'd say stick with him he's easy to use as well.
But the only downside I had with him was he was only good for finding survivors rather than chasing them down and dealing damage.
Yea I kinda agree with that, in the game that I played he was pretty slow and when I hit someone it took a long time to get back to normal...
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@Boss said:
Can be good, can be very very bad.
Easy to learn, pretty good Add-ons overall, has some tricks like ringing late & super-lunges.
Loops can kill his time, is pretty meh without Add-ons, be careful with Flashlights.
Thanks for the advice! Will try this and hope it works for me.
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For me killer queue times are really slow while survivor queue times are as fast as lightning. Matchmaking system is broken and needs to be fixed. If there is more killers wanting to play than survivors why do low ranks get matched with high ranks and high ranks get matched with low rankes. They need a complete reshuffle and fix to the ranking and matchmaking system imo.
DBD devs really need to fix this or people will start leaving.
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I hate teammates who throughout the game crouch all the time. People who don't run at all is not very efficient and stops generators being completed quicker as it takes longer for them to reach the generators. As I am quite new to the game, only started around a week ago, I am not the best but in my opinion people need to be more efficient. I don't know why this makes me angry but it does...
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I don't really see a problem with the doctor really. In my opinion he isn't really a good killer, much worse than the spirit, nurse and billy.
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@JustCats said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1395143#Comment_1395143
It's probably because there's not enough high rank killers to go around, so matchmaking gets all gunked up trying to make the best games possible.
That's the only legitimate reason I can see for getting so many groups of 4 red-rank survivors as a 10/11 killer. Which is a real bummer cause I de-pipped on purpose to get away from the toxic cesspool of red-rank survivors and now I have to play them anyway.
They need to fix the matchmaking system and ranking system ASAP
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Just play another killer or play survivor. It is clear that you need a new strat such as not putting your traps down early.
At the start of a killer game, I always like to patrol the gens to try and find a survivor straight away. If I am trapper I don't waste my time putting traps down straight away. I wait until around 2 gens are done and then put them down.
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The game is not gonna die. For me queues as killer take a really long time so I have been forced to only play survivor which gets boring after a while. I hope they address this problem soon as it is a major problem with the game.
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For me survivor games get found almost instantly while killer games take around 5 minutes maybe more to queue. I think the main reason for this is that there are lots of killers trying to play and not many survivors trying to play at the moment.
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Have fun in Escape from Tarkov mate! I'm pretty new to the game and I am enjoying it a ton. Obviously killer is very hard at the moment but if you play it right then it is very possible to win. It's a bit obvious that the rank has nothing to do with skill and is a bit hit and miss in the red ranks which may be to do with why it is so hard for you.