GothamUpsideDown
GothamUpsideDown
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I never remember who's who and what rank they are anyway, so it doesn't even matter to me. Still, I pay more attention to their Survivor's level than actual overall rank. I, personally, suck when I'm very first beginning to level up a Survivor with no Perks or tools and my overall Survivor rank is 11.
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I played as The Nurse for the first time last night. Terrible experience! I was able to hook only one Survivor, and I think it's because the player felt sorry for me.
The Nurse is too slow to even patrol Generators and Blink is so hit or miss, and that cooldown period makes it even worse. Very bad experience!
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That's the main reason why I switched my privacy settings to not accept messages or even friend requests from people.
I was lucky when I very first started playing because people were actually nice and cool, giving me tips and congratulating me on a match well played. Now, it's just been a ton of trolls on the Survivor side. Whether I play as a Killer or Survivor, every other night, there's going to be that one player who just feels the desperate need to want to message and be negative.
It sucks because, overall, I'd say the DbD community is a supportive one, but there are a ton of rotten apples out there as well.
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I do best with The Demogorgon. I think he's fine as is. It's frustrating going against a really good player who knows how to use it, actually.
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This is actually one of my most favorite maps to plan on, preferably as a Survivor if I'm against an average Killer who's not desperate or trying too hard.
As a Killer, it can be a little annoying. A lot of good hiding places for Survivors. Using a stealthy Killer on this map is ideal.
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I don't going against The Hag. I've escaped from her a fair amount of times. Just don't be lazy and not crouch when rescuing a Survivor or approaching a Generator and you'll be fine.
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I just made it to Tier 20 early this morning, I'm sure I'll reach 25 in this gaming session tonight... probably.
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As a Survivor, I feel like the game is more fun and dynamic. There's more that can be done and greater fun to be had. I love the stealth and teamwork aspects. It's more satisfying to survive a match against a really good Killer than it is to sacrifice all Survivors as a Killer, in my opinion.
I'm sure I have more hours clocked as a Survivor, but I do enjoy playing them both. Survivor is just my preferred role.
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If anything, I feel like The Legion needs to be buffed. And that could be the buff they need. Survivors would just have to be more careful to not be the Obsession?
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I've been on great teams and not so great teams. I've been the highest scoring Survivor/player in a match and the lowest scoring. I've had Survivors being chased who ran straight to my Generator, at which point the Killer began chasing me. I've been hooked and left there to be sacrificed because the other Survivors couldn't find the time to unhook me, or the Killer was just camping. I've, myself, left other Survivors hooked because a Killer was camping.
I've had players play alongside me and help me out wonderfully, and I've done the same for other players.
What I love most about this game is how dynamic it actually is. No two matches are hardly ever the same, unless the Killer just isn't playing... which happens, at least, once in a gaming session that lasts for a couple of hours.
The one thing I can't forgive is when another Survivor disconnects after being the first player to be downed in a match. I feel like players who do that should just uninstall the game from their console and play something else. What's the point of playing a game like this if you're going to continually disconnect? And you can tell when it's purposefully done versus when it's a legitimate network issue. In the middle of working on a Generator during a match that is going smoothly and a Survivor drops dead and disconnects? Network issue. First Survivor downed and about to be hooked and disconnects? A voluntary and cowardly disconnect.
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@AsePlayer said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/857435#Comment_857435
The Cannibal is one of the worst killers in the game. You just gotta learn how to counter him, I'm sure there are plenty of guides on YouTube that can help ya out.
It's hard countering someone after being downed and camped for the remainder of the match. Which is usually what happens when facing The Cannibal. It's almost as if his Power encourages camping. All it takes for him is to down one Survivor and the match is thrown into chaos.
For The Cannibal to be the worst, people have mastered camping with him just fine. Really, I'd say the worst Killer in the game is The Legion. I've escaped from them, virtually, every match. The Cannibal, just the one time.
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Demon Dash is a little convenient, but he doesn't appear to be any more overpowered than some of the other Killers.
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The only Killer that needs to get nerfed, in my opinion, is The Cannibal.
When I first started playing, I went against a lot of players using him. I've only escaped from him once and that's because the player was stagnant for, virtually, the whole match. It was only when there was just one Generator left to power did the player begin actually playing.
Needless to say, he downed one Survivor with The Chainsaw and just camped that one Survivor for the remainder of the match.
The Cannibal's ability to use The Chainsaw needs to be reworked. Whether it's a shorter duration or his movement speed is reduced. It's, virtually, inescapable. I've never not gotten hit with it.
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I can sometimes; mostly not. As soon as I realize that Hex: Ruin is in play, I just look for the Totem. I don't have the patience to deal with it.
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@CrowFoxy said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/857267#Comment_857267
Thats a horrible argument.
Have you ever played high rank killer? If the survs are good, they will all run to the safe area.
I'm still a new player, learning about the game. I play both Survivor and Killer equally. The highest rank Survivor I've played against was an 11. And I have been caught in chases where the Survivor looped. For as annoying as it is, I understand why they would. If they would have broken out of that loop, I would have been able to easily down them.
From your perspective it may be a horrible argument. But why looping is a thing is completely logical and makes sense in a dire moment.
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Zanshin Tactics is, literally, useless. That's something that can be easily seen and recognized for anyone who's paying attention.
Blood Echo & Nemesis seem a little cheap. There's no real benefit to either, and nothing at all special to have.
All of The Oni's Perks are useless, actually. I'd probably just make my own build with him.
Yui's Perks are actually very beneficial, and can help out other Survivors greatly. The Oni seems like a great character, but his Perks are terrible and require more overall thought and creativeness.
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Because, perhaps, it's the only defense that Survivors have against Killers that will inevitably catch up with them? Maybe the Killer shouldn't waste time chasing after that one Survivor who's looping and get back to patrolling Generators. You're bound to eventually catch someone off guard and in an area where they're unable to loop.
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As a relatively newer player, The Legion is the worst for me. I love the overall concept of The Legion, but playing as them always gives me a negative mark in my overall Killer score. I'm not sure why a second connected strike in Feral Frenzy doesn't down a Survivor, especially since strikes in Feral Frenzy appear to be more violent and deadly.