Alcor
Alcor
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@Johnny_XMan said:
Honestly, sometimes I feel like people confuse “toxic” with “being upset at a loss”.
I’ve had people tell me my build is toxic as killer , or that my syringe was toxic as survivor. Both of which are part of the game.
I’ve learned as both killer and survivor that it’s ok to get angry, it’s ok to feel like you could have done a better job. It’s all part of life.
When I feel like people need to chill and take a break is when people cross the line and start name calling and telling people to injure themselves. That’s obviously not cool.
I quit DBD today for good. The game is making me way too angry. Lots of issues and not just toxicity. Getting called the n word for playing a basement build and then seeing the survivor walk away and bully others is NOT okay.
And yeah, maybe with dedicated servers and all the game will be better and they will be able to track these people (Although it's not that hard to implement a system during post-game chat in which certain words immediately trigger a counter-action), but as a customer using a product, I've waited far too long for it to be fixed, thus I will simply move on. Anyway, you won't be hearing from my anymore, have a good one everybody.
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Because back in the Savannas it would've made sense! A tit for tat, an eye for an eye, it's in our nature, but it doesn't work in modern society, which is why it's the developers responsibility to track these people, otherwise they will risk ruining their game for being labeled as a hub for toxic people, which ironically DBD is just that.
I blame the devs more than anyone else. I run a community (Not a gaming one, but it has its issues with toxicity as well) and I'm the one who holds himself responsible if those people don't get banned or kicked from my community.