Embrist
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Blight would be more of a problem if there were enough people playing them. But then people would learn how to avoid and juke their rushes, so it balances out either way in that scenario.
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I hate the squads that only win due to them stacking second chance perks and are actually bad at the game, then trash talk you. Like, if you didnt have dead hard you would be dead so why even pretend you're so much higher than everyone else?
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I'm a Bill main, and I just got the new Bill skin a bit ago.
Actually, I think I freaked out a little when I saw us Bills actually got something-
Still suspicious about it...hm..
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I don't use DS because I would prefer other perks since I'm mostly solo queue and I feel it has bad synergy with my teammates. Also, I don't use DH because I notice alot of killers seem to wait for me to use it in most of my games so I currently get more use out of NOT using it then using it and playing into their wait in a possibly wrong way.
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I think I had a dozen or so when I first started playing, and haven't gotten one in a while since. Although, to be fair, I have horrid memory.
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It's a 60/40 for me as well. Fluctuates if I have a rough few matches in one or the other.
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@Kisagi1990 said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1522135#Comment_1522135
A pity mechanic? No. It's the only way to keep killers from keeping everyone locked into the game till they get 4k. You cant find the hatch as a killer? Sucks for you. Get good.
By that same logic, however, you could say that survivors incapable of finishing gens and opening the door due to the killer sucks for them and they need to get better, which eliminates the hatch problem entirely leaving them in the game to get killed.
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@Kisagi1990 said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1522018#Comment_1522018
So survivor survives like their objective specifies..... yet they haven't won? *key in sarcasm* That totally makes sense.
I suppose people have different definitions of "winning"
The killer might consider killing the majority, a 3k, winning and the survivor who survived might consider that a win for them.
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@HugTheHag said:
Game on Eyrie against the Clown. I spend basically the whole game going for unhooks as the killer was really proficient at his job. End of the game, it's just a Dwight and I left. Dwight is on hook, and my friend is telling me that I should just hide and look for hatch when Dwight dies, but I still want to give him a chance.
I unhook and heal him, then Clown is coming so we split up.
Dwight apparently made friends with the Clown, led him to me with Bond, and proceeded to teabag me while I was on hook until I almost get to second stage, then farm me only for me to get back on hook, then unhooked again, then sacrificed. All in exchange of that nice humming hatch.
I really should have let him die.
And that my friend, is why I play selfishly in those scenarios sometimes
Good story
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It is definitely a problem. Especially the fact that if you lose three or four games in a row with sfw/bully squads sometimes the players you keep getting are the exact same and you don't get in better circles. What Altarf said is the best advice I've heard, avoid and take breaks.
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I like it. Being able to level up a couple times lets me better guess which parts of the blood web the entity will take and I can more quickly play around it if I'm trying to blood rush a character to prestige for a perk.
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I think tunneling is defined as targeting one person at the detriment of losing the game or with no strategic plan in mind besides going after the one person until they are dead. Sometimes tunneling is the best option and it isnt personal though.
Same thing with camping. If you hook someone and a survivor is dancing out of your reach waiting to unhook them, then those circumstances make camping a strategy. Didn't explain it the best but I think you catch my main meaning.
Personally my matches haven't had alot of tunneling so I'm not too bothered.
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As a pig main, I know people respond differently. Yes, you usually crouch and point. Usually when I don't want the boops I either m1 at them without hitting them or shake my head and give them a small head start, or even leave them temporarily. If I do, I get them and leave them for later attacks.
Sometimes I let the last one go if they snoot boop, it's all personal preference so each pig will have their own version.
Know however, if you're planning to try, it will always be a risk