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@Zeidoktor said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3178622#Comment_3178622
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3178631#Comment_3178631
My personal benchmark for a fun match is "one I don't mind losing".
That makes sense. It's usually how I am, and I just get irritated sometimes is all. Not like wanting to make someone else suffer, but just irritated with myself for not doing better lol.
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@shiroo said:
I feel ya. It's been really bad recently.
And I don't mind at all dying or getting only 1K...As long as the game is fun. But if I get tunneled out or camp from the start of the game and get out with like 6k BPs then that's just a waste of time.
That's my thing is if I can do exciting chases, or like get scared then I'm having fun. But usually someone dc's right away, and then the killer just plays super sweaty lol.
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@ThiccBudhha said:
I am not trying to be rude, at all... But perhaps single player games are more your speed? Heck, I more or less feel the same way. People ruin everything they touch. That human element is what makes multi-player games far less fun and they are only ever really enjoyable when people put others before themselves, and if everyone does that, they are the most fun experience you can possibly have.
I kept playing Overwatch for years because finding a team that actually cared about team play made it the best experience I have had in gaming, but after you sit through hundreds upon thousands of matches just hoping people put in the bare minimum effort, you realize you wasted so much time playing an amazing game with a horrible community.
DBD as a survivor is more or less like Overwatch, or any other team based game. Absolutely unplayable because you end up wondering how your teammates functions irl at all more than focusing on what the game has to offer, which is not much as they throw the game. As killer, you will run into some degenerates, sure, but you can literally play the game though. It is all on you. I lose to genrushing stealth squads, but that only wastes around 4 minutes of my time. It sucks. But then I can just go next and play against people actually interested in playing DBD.
I am sorry, but if you are "running into swf" every game, the issue is more you. I would stop playing survivor entirely and focus on how to disrupt swf. You will have much more fun in the long term with a bit of work now. If that is too much effort, I doubt you will find an easier multi-player game. This one is about as party as it gets.
I will absolutely admit that I probably am not actually going against SWF every game, and that was an over exaggeration. I play other online games too, and yeah I do get frustrated with people, but I honestly enjoy the game play of the games themselves. I also play a lot of single player games too it just depends on my mood. I do appreciate you giving this advice and I completely agree that online games aren't for everyone.
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@Zeidoktor said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3178429#Comment_3178429
I go in when a mantra of "prepare to sweat, hope to mess around". I'll play seriously but not go for the kill until I've gotten everyone at least once and/or most are on death hook. I play for points so a short game doesn't get me what I want. If I get a one-down wuss who DVs immediately, I'll be more inclined to farm and not kill unless the survivor indicates that don't want to farm.
Every time I do a glyph challenge I farm. I play as Michael, stay undetectable, and just screw around. It's a lot of fun honestly. Sweating is so overrated, and I don't care if people are rude I'm still gonna be nice lol.
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@SimplyCasual said:
The main thing is people need to quit playing a PvP game and whining when people use PvP strats Killers camp and Tunnel and Survivors genrush. There is only 1 objective per team, so people are going to use the most effective strat to complete it. BHVR designed the game for killers to camp/tunnel and survivors to gen rush.
But playing like that isn't ALWAYS necessary, so it's completely fair to be irritated or frustrated with that. And I don't think they designed it that way specifically. Especially at first because they never thought this game would grow so much.
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@Kirahie said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3178424#Comment_3178424
Yeah, I just want to practice slams and blinks and the like without dealing with 3 gens popping and bm survivors.
I can't wait for bots to be a thing cause once a new chapter drops that's what I'm going for straight away.
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@Zeidoktor said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/345645/i-just-wanna-have-fun
I can't speak for anyone else but for me that's when I switch to playing Killer. I can be the Killer I'd like to go to against and any tunneling or such that occurs is entirely my choice and in my power and maybe, just maybe, I'll run into someone like yourself and make their day a little better.
Most recently I played Artist. Nor the must fun Killer to verse,I know, but I at least avoided Pain Resonance and Dead Man's Switch (I used Surveillance instead and added Hex: Ruin to the mix)
As killer I try to be nice honestly. I don't tunnel, camp, or anything unless my archive is to kill and I'm having a bad match. I don't have a main and usually if there is a DC I let the other 3 go.
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@Kirahie said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3178360#Comment_3178360
What about people who take breaks? I took a substantial one and coming back to my Boy blight I was bouncing and not bouncing everywhere. (Didn't help I was on survivor sided map with almost the entire thing being interlocking jump through but still), casual mode would be great for relearning.
That's what would be great for like bot matches. It's not really a "casual mode", but you can still regain your skills eventually.
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@Coffeecrashing said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3177962#Comment_3177962
The purpose of casual queues is to allow people to try new characters (or new character builds), without messing up their ranked games.
In competitive team games, it is frowned upon to try new things in ranked mode, because that person won’t be playing at top performance, and would be hurting their team’s chances of winning.
That's fair, but it's not trying a new character when they have like over 200 kills. At that point you're gonna know the character well enough.
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@burt0r said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3177958#Comment_3177958
I feel you there.
An example from my memory were people in battlefield 3 that had several thousand hours in jets alone and where skilled and sweaty enough to never get shot down but on the other hand could kill anything from armored tanks down to single infanteries.
Not really fun, especially when server had explicit rules against those pros but no one made sure those rules where followed through.
50+/0 kda weee
Oh yikes. Those people to need to chill lol. It's not actual war
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@I_am_Negan said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3178038#Comment_3178038
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Again fun is not allowed only super sweaty competitive play is.
You have to dream that you're in that big tournament where you're going to win it all. It's not about the money but, the fame known to everyone as the greatest.😂 but, back to reality it's just a dream it's just in their heads.
I know this is a joke, but you're not fully wrong with people having that mindset. There is such a thing as TOO competitive lol
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@Gary_Coleman said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/345645/i-just-wanna-have-fun
Find a new hobby. Don't torture yourself. ✌❤
Gaming is my hobby, so I can't hide from it lol. I just need a break every once and awhile, but I do have fun more than half the time.
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@TheLastHook said:
Also, is everyone else reading the post with the music on the head "girls just want to have fun"?
Ope I wasn't at all, but now that you mention it lol
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@SuzuKR said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3178081#Comment_3178081
I was just saying you had an awesome take for not criticizing people for playing like that.
Oh alright cool! Thanks. Again sorry for me not knowing it lol.
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Listen...I'm gonna be honest here. I looked up the definition of based because I really don't understand slang anymore, and I still don't understand what it means exactly lol.
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@I_am_Negan said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3178015#Comment_3178015
It is what it is sweaty players take over 😂 sweaty killers push survivors to join SWF groups so they become sweaty and vice versa. Just a endless cycle of sweaty players.
When so many play like their in a million dollar tournament it's kind of hard to have a fun match.
Most online games are like this, and I just wish it wasn't lol. I think I've duo'd, but even then it's not for swear purposes. It's because I wanna have fun with friends lol
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@SweetTerror said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3177966#Comment_3177966
Hopefully it mirrors what DBD mobile has done with their bots. In the mobile game you can customize how difficult the bots are to go up against, so you can make it as easy or as hard as you want. Regardless, I can't wait. The sweaty competitive players can keep hopping into live matches, and I'll be perfectly content having chill matches with bots! LOL
I would completely do that too if it wasn't for the archives lol. I'm a completionist at heart, so I grind till I get level 70.
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@Tsukah said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3177966#Comment_3177966
The question is can we use all our perks, items, and gain BP like just in regular matches?
I would assume it's gonna be like normal custom matches where we have everything, and don't get any bloodpoints or anything like that.
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@SuzuKR said:
What’s wrong with people playing seriously? What if that’s their source of enjoyment?
There is absolutely nothing wrong with that, and despite what I'm saying I don't want everyone to play a certain way to accommodate others. I just wish there was a more methodical way for the matchmaking. Say if I die 10 games in a row I obviously shouldn't be in the group of MMR.
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@I_am_Negan said:
sweaty killers, and the SWF
This is what everybody wants.
I JUST WANNA HAVE FUN
It's not allowed!
I'm honestly not trying to tell people how to play. Even though that's absolutely what it seems like. I know I don't want sweaty all the time from either side. However, I'm fine with the OCCASIONAL hard game.
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@SweetTerror said:
This is why I'm looking forward to the bot implementation later this year. It obviously won't exactly mirror what it's like to play with real people, but at least you won't have to deal with sweaty matches and toxicity anymore. It'll be a perfect way to practice and just have chill matches.
Bots are gonna be perfect for people with 1 or 2 friends that play, but don't wanna deal with the BS of actual matches. I'm also looking forward to it too. However, I'm gonna completely lose it laughing if I do just as bad against bots.
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@HugTheHag said:
Hopefully one day BHVR manages to separate competitive from casual. The mismatch between the two is one of the most frustrating things in this game in my opinion.
Sadly I don't think this will work. If you look at apex for example. It has a casual and ranked mode (which is essentially casual and competitive), and people who are competitive still play on the casual one probably just to feel better about themselves.
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@killer998 said:
Tell me about it I wasn't on DBD for like 3 months? 4? But came back since Wesker came out and I heard Jill got a Sheva skin who was my fav character other than Leon from resident Evil and I was thrown, THROWN into insane sweat matches. Getting wrecked on killer and survivor right now.
I'm getting my bearings but trying to learn Wesker and relearn maps while facing the Uber sweats is a horrible experience right now.
Makes me learn really fast but good god.
There should be a separate pool for people who didn't play the PTB. It's absolutely awful that people who can't are going up against people who already know how the newest killer works, their advantages, and disadvantages.
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@burt0r said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/345645/i-just-wanna-have-fun
Might i suggest switching to some Singleplayer games or pvp games with less direct interaction like auto chess games?
I did it and stopped playing most pvp games (lol,r6s, rocket league, DBD,...) for a while to get away from the stress they put me in.
It lies in the nature of online pvp games to get more and more competitive and serious over the course of their life time since casual players most often don't stick for more than a few years and it boils down further and further to the majority of players being min/maxer and hardcore veterans.
Or the game provides several game modi or queues for casual and ranked, which DBD does not and it often only partially helps to separate the casual from the serious players.
I usually do switch games once I start getting frustrated, so it's not a completely endless cycle. I can absolutely be competitive, but not to the point most people are anymore. I'm not gonna spend all my free time on a single game just so I can destroy a team of noobs. That's not satisfying at all.
Even in Apex the "casual" mode has just as many hard-core sweaty people, and that just ruins the game for me. I still play it, but getting destroyed by a bloodhound with 30,000 kills makes me wanna just stop lol.
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@Nihlus said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/345645/i-just-wanna-have-fun
If you want to have fun, get 4 friends and play customs or play something else. DbD is just torture.
I have actually had plenty of fun matches on DbD. When I first started playing the game it was awesome. People have just gotten more competitive since then, and they learn the ins and outs of the game. Which makes it difficult for casual players to enjoy.
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@KerJuice said:
Did you guys see that YT video explaining how MMR supposedly works? So after we hit like 1600, we get thrown in a large ass pool of 1600- and ABOVE. So that’s pretty much the majority of the player base. The problem with this other than the obvious, is that you can lose 10 games in a row and not fall out of this pool. So that means the truly bad players that happen to make it up there, pretty much never leave. So decent solo que players (not talking about good or very good- just your average gamer who is a team player, experienced, & understands the do’s and dont’s) most likely sits and hovers around 1600 with the bad players, getting killers of upwards towards 2800. This is why it seems like we are always getting sweaty killers- becuz we are. And this my friends, is elo hell. To put things into perspective, SWF’s (4 man?) on average are in the 2200 - 2400 range.
Now this may not be fact, but this YTber has been pretty spot on with his sources before, warning of things to come and those things actually happened. And the way this is explained makes perfect sense to me. It all adds up, and all the parts fit into the right slots.
If that IS how MMR works then they definitely need to tweak it a bit. It's a frustrating thing to not play for like 2 months, hop back on, die constantly, and still be in the same pool of players.
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@[Deleted User] said:
It's a pvp game. Both sides play sweaty not just killers. Yes camping and tunneling can be an issue, but I don't see them flat out making it banable and they shouldn't. The same can be said for SWF it's part of the game and isn't going anywhere. If you are having that much of an issue with the game... I don't know, maybe find something else to play?
I said both sides, so I'm not sure why you had to clarify. I play both sides equally, and I understand that it's just as bad on both sides. Honestly I am fine with occasional sweaty, or hard game. It's just when it's game after game it gets to me. Usually when I do start getting frustrated I play something else. I'd just prefer if I didn't have to do that lol.
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@Spirit_IsTheBest said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/345645/i-just-wanna-have-fun
I won't stop getting damn Nurse every match, I want to verse Spirit more, and not that trash. I really can't wait for her to get nerfed so people can drop her for good.
In my experience it's any killer. I don't have one killer in particular that acts this way. I've seen more Nemesis lately than I have Nurse's. But like I said it's the same experience with both sides.
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For me anyway its Blight, and Oni while using his power. It doesn't matter how hard I try, or how much I play them it feels like I'm dying every game I swear.
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@Seraphor said:
Because it's not triggered actively, it's triggered passively.
Jumping in a locker is something you could conceivably do when being tunnelled, and if you have DS, even more so. Which just so happens to be the same trigger for Inner Healing.
DS/OtR/MoM deactivate through Conspicuous Actions. The key word being Actions. You can't jump in a locker but choose to not get healed via Inner Healing, because it's a passive effect.
Okay that makes sense. I just got confused, and frustrated in all honesty. I've seen it a few times, but I've never really understood why it works. Thank you for explaining.
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Personally I'd prefer the outrageous, and obvious ones. At least then you'd know it's not you that's the problem. Plus sometimes it can be super funny in my opinion.
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@HaunterofShadows said:
I feel like the Wendigo of Until Dawn would be a better killer
I think they could do both theoretically. Both are way different lorewise, and they could work differently.
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@Raccoon said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2998682#Comment_2998682
You have a good soul :)
It is OK.
Thank you for the compliment. I hope you enjoy both games.
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It really does look like a great game. I cannot apologize enough. Spoilers are like the worst.
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@PerfectlyPink said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2998629#Comment_2998629
Ikr spoiler warning might have been nice
Again sorry. Just a mindless post and wasn't thinking about the spoilers.
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@Raccoon said:
It would also be cool if I didn't know The Quarry had werewolves before playing the game :(
Omg I'm so so sorry. I didn't even think about it. Just was excited to get an idea out there.
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@[Deleted User] said:
It would be cool but i don't know if there's much power potential.
I was thinking the power could have to do with infecting survivors with the bite making them werewolves too.
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My disappointment is immeasurable, and my day is ruined.
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I haven't bought any cosmetics with money since I started playing in 2016. Although a few have tempted me.
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I got it on my first try actually. Used the toy sword and the biscuit add-ons if that matters. It was on Auto Haven too, so it wasn't horrible.
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@humanbeing1704 said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2949380#Comment_2949380
Last one I enjoyed was the stranger things one because it was cool he got noob3 as a guest voice
I remember hearing his voice, and was reminded he was gonna be a Steve main lol
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I literally just had the same thing happen
Edit:Got it with Ghostface though
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@Cyanide2817 said:
He might have had lightborn
He did not. Although don't they still get stunned even with lightborn?
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@Chilli_man2400 said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2934352#Comment_2934352
We’re you staring at his face directly or were you looking at him while he was the other way?
Staring directly at him. Not even breaking contact with his beautiful black eyes.
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I played a match as survivor against Ghostface and literally stared into his soul and didn't knock him out. I wasn't marked either, so it's just inconsistent.
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@_AdamFrancis_ said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2928910#Comment_2928910
We never went away though. We were all in a general area, we knew we were done so we just sat there. We were also near basement, which should say enough.
Yeah I'm not sure then. I'm sorry you went through that honestly. When I play killer I try my best to play fair and usually let people go, so I try to make it fun for everyone.
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I would love a perk that adds a new objective honestly. It wouldn't be necessary, but like hexes if it's left alone it can be damaging. Maybe gets progressivly stronger as the match goes on and it's up though. And if it's gotten rid of it can be brought back with an action by the killer.
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Usually if I slug it's to gain momentum. Which if it works and I get all 4 survivors down, I usually lost the survivors on the ground honestly. I feel bad cause I don't like winning like that, but it happens occasionally. I would definitely not say "ggez".
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Honestly really enjoy the asthetic of some of these.
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I am no where near a master at this game. However, even after it was enough time for survivors to get used to her I still averaged a 3k or 4k at the very least.
The difference with her is you gotta plan on things waaaay beforehand. A good way to shut down loops is literally to unphase, and then walk away. A lot of the time it confuses the hell out of survivors and can waste time too.
With teleporting you gotta do it sparingly which sucks kinda, but it adds to the planning ahead. Anyway, that's my thoughts and how I play her. If it wasn't helpful at all I apologize.