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@Angelicus23 said:
Completely. Let's just take overwatch as a example.
Normal mode is always fine and the chat ends being just gg, while at ranked mode a guy rages at you for taking one character or not doing better than him, then you report and you come up the next day starting the game with a meddage telling you a thanks for the repirt and actions has been made to that guy.
I couldn't help but to relate the casual mode idea to overwatch. There are plenty I players who have little to no time in ranked. Realistically, matches can go for longer than people want to play in a single match. I'd say an average match in dbd is 30mins? I could be wrong. I want to say casual matches in dbd would be shorter and less stressful.
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@ABannedCat said:
Because its a party game, not a competive horror game.
You're words are the saddest truth. The game, although has competitive aspects to it, is still a party game.
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@FancyMrB said:
I love the idea for casual mode but the only difference would be Casual is for fun and Rank is for people who want to climb the rank ladder/ get exclusive rewards.
@ALostPuppy is right though about it causing a divide. Wait times are already too long and having a Casual/Rank mode would be bad.
I can dream though ^^
I just think the game needs a new game mode. The rift was a success but there's too much opportunity to expand the content.
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@ALostPuppy said:
It would likely do the opposite. There'll be less people playing each mode which leads to even loner queue times and dividing the community. And knowing what killer it is before you even start the match takes away the last shred of excitement starting a match has. A ban phase would also not make any sense at all and would make the game very boring, since survivors and killers will ban the same perks every single time.
Fair enough. Looks like the only hope for new content instead of dlc characters is a new game mode.
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@betelgeuseyes said:
I'm relentless. for example, I hooked someone right next to a gen which was almost done, so I camped there. someone saved them when i was right there and I got the person again and got the kill.
Now this person is messaging me trying to tell me that I'm a bad player but in my eyes I'm a good killer.
so what am i supposed to do now? let them escape? I'm a little annoyed about this to say the least...
Don't base your gameplay on whether others will approve of it. All survivors care about is surviving. Try to be as efficient as possible. For example, hooking as many survivors as many times as possible. Winning chases, committing to your perk build and not bming.