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@RaSavage42 said:
It all starts somewhere
Laugh when they send you that kind of stuff
Enjoy the nice stuff... The good will out weigh the bad
You can always come here to vent or get a pat on the back ( or a boop of your snoot)
I sure will! *boop*
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@WalkedMoss92 said:
I do nothing about it because I'm not sensitive, they're just annoying people like everyone else.
I hope i can be as tough as you are.
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@OldHunterLight said:
Something I do to not care about toxicity is just slug them for a bit and force the others to come, if I play a high lethality killer the better, that should teach them not how to be toxic.
Btw if they call you names or whatever in the endgame chat, just say GG and move on, so far I've triggered more toxic survivors with just that.
Remember that you shouldn't care what others think of you, you are you.
You will grow a thicker skin in no time, if they are trying to bully you, just don't give them attention.
Those are some good ideas too. Thx
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@hagling said:
if they threaten you or use hate speech you can report via ingame, record chat, and send in a support ticket with their info. JUST reporting doesn't seem to do it, but honestly that's my method of coping at this point. i'm really really sick of how disgusting this community can be, and people like that shouldn't get to be here trying to ruin everyone's day.
i think it's good to stay sensitive to it, though. when you stop caring and just expect that from everyone, they kinda win, they've changed you.
Yeah I really think you are right. Gradually getting immuned to those may be good for my own mental health, however, I just don't feel like it's the right solution for the long run. Even tho imbalance exists, the unfriendly community plays a big part in making people quit playing killers. People who harm the community should be punished in the way you mentioned. I've decided to start recording my gameplays after reading you guys' replies. *^_^*
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@SMitchell8 said:
Git gud gets banded around a lot as not a response to your kind of question, but it really is. Only way to beat toxic players is to get better and beat toxic players. Its a brutal experience being a killer on this game, occasionally you will get outplayed by toxic and annoying little sods, the better you are, the less that happens.
Thing is, it's true that the better you are, the less salt you get from being outplayed. But the same bunch of kids also cry and point their fingers towards killers who outplay them. There were times when my random survivor teammates pointing their fingers to the killer after the killer won. Those kids still ######### talk. Just that those killers are immune to those, either never replies or replies something witty/nice to them, like how a mature adult would treat a baby who's throwing tantrum. XD
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@BestGame said:
deal with Toxic players ?
We Do Toxic also with nemesis + pwyf + red mori+ No ED also
Red Mori in every match in Saturday and Sunday...
And mock toxic player later in post game " Noob or Very Nub SWF . I Have 1k red mori offering what u gonna do ? You Nub SWF " or something like that !!
Hahahaha then they will cry in the forum for 'nerf moris!!!' XDDD
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@DaKnight said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1704097#Comment_1704097
They do. If there is one thing the devs are good at, it is banning hackers. Every hacker I have tracked and reported after providing video evidence has been banned; and fast. That's why shadowplay is a great thing.
This is relieving to know. I shall start using shadowplay too.
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@dugman said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/200720/how-do-you-deal-with-toxic-players
If players are harrassing you in aftergame chat report them with the ingame ticket (the thumbs down icon next to their name). If they’re harrassing you then they’re doing it to other people too and the only way for customer service to act is if it gets reported.
I've always reported hackers, but always got too upset to remember to report the insulters hahaha. Btw rumour has it the devs rarely pay attention or act up to the people who got reported..... I'm not sure if that's true.
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@katoptris said:
If it more than one flashlights chances are you will get more blinded and more hits. Keep an eyes out in your surroundings just like you said. You play at red ranks you should know the way survivor play.
yeah...i expected them to be around but didn't have proper plans to counter it. Now I've learned a few tricks from the replies in this post, I'll practice more.
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@Chechia said:
I would recommend to close the endgame chat and not look at it until you don't care anymore about any insults that may come across you.
There will always be times when we get tilted. Especially if we don't perform like we want to. The only advice I can give you is to write a "gg" and move on. I know it is hard but I have learned that dicsussing with these people will never make you feel good because even if you give them the best logical arguments they will still behave like babies. It's just a waste of energy in the end and it's only feeding their satisfaction and needs to get some attention.
Be smart. Don't fall in into the hole of never ending stupidity.
Oh and if they insult you just report them. If they do it too often they will get a nice ban.
yeah replying only gg and leave immediately sounds like a very good tactic
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@RaSavage42 said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1704032#Comment_1704032
They couldn't even come up with something new... LOL
Like I've been told to get COVID-19 twice... get cancer... other things I can't repeat on the forums
Anyway... dont worry to much about it... they spent more time sending you those kind of messages then you should care about what they said
"they spent more time sending you those kind of messages then you should care about what they said" really good point!
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@PanicSquid said:
Step 1: Turn off end game chat with the little arrow button.
(Optional) Step 1.5: Franklin's demise or lightborn for the flashlights
Step 2: recognize that these people are just being jerks, which says more about them, than it does you.
Step 3: More practice. Play some more killer games, you'll get better and you'll experience more toxicity. You'll build up a resistance to it.
(I'm not saying that killers aren't toxic too, its just easier to find toxic survivors when survivors outnumber the killer, you have more chances and the possibility of group-think)
I totally agree that toxic survivors are much easier to find. Some killers play a bit scummy and I've built immunity towards those after this many hours as a survivor. Hopefully I'll gain resistence and eventually immunity towards toxic survivors as well after more killer practice. 'Step 2' helps me feel a lot better! <3
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@RaSavage42 said:
I laugh and move on... playing killer more made me numb to how toxic survivors can be
Also... fake picking them up look around for a survivor out of position chase them off... they will most likely use their SB or DH
P.S. did they really use those jokes... wow some people
Yeah they did.....I was actually pretty surprised for a second and thought maybe I read it wrong lol
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@TripleSteal said:
You don't have to approach random players in an online game as actual people and treat them as such. They will never appear in your real life or have any impact on it; they are irrelevant up to a point where they could as well be greatly coded bots and it wouldn't make any difference for you. The players you are matched with are simply dynamic obstacles in your game, and every time you encounter them they are slightly different to make your gaming experience more enjoyable.
On a side note, large amount of flashlights in a match lobby is actually great for you as a killer as long as you just do not forget about them. You can control your positioning when picking someone up (with pig more than others - you relocate a dying survivor twice, when setting a trap on them and when actually picking them up; it allows you to literally move them from under the pallet to a spot outside its range). If you face a wall when picking a survivor up, you just get a few of your opponents to completely waste their time that they could spend doing gens.
Woah, I've never thought of it this way. I will try to treat them as bots from now on. XD And thx for the pig tips too!
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@selflessnea said:
Also, if you are playing killer you can do this and start moving about a second earlier. Only downside is you can't move the camera during this second of movement.
wow, so many 'fun facts' that i've never known. I feel like i'v been playing this game for 2 years and knowing nothing XD Although those things won't help you win at all but are still fun to know!
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@AhoyWolf said:
When the camera is rotating press the escape button (on pc) to enter the menu where you can see offerings and names of the Survivors, then go back to the game, now you can teabag and click your flashlight, congrats!
Side note, also works on Ghost Face.
oh wow thx. I wonder why so many people knew this. Maybe they've all seen streamers or youtubers doing this before.
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I choose to play survivors in daylight and killers by daylight. Queues only take seconds.
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@Kilmeran said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1595637#Comment_1595637
MMR was disabled around the time crossplay went live, so since August 12th or 13th. We've been back to the original, also broken, rank-as-matchmaker since then.
No word on when MMR will return. It was disabled because it wasn't working as they intended and needed serious adjustments.
Somehow I thought it was disabled on the 13th but then was re-enabled days later as I did encounter a lot more noob survivors(noob in terms of behavior, not rank) in my killer gameplays whenever I switched to a killer I've rarely played before (except this time with Bubba)....I was delutional...
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@supersonic853 said:
Well mmr is disabled rn so... lol
Then my topic name can be changed to "why is new bubba so op" in that case. hahahhaha
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@supersonic853 said:
Well mmr is disabled rn so... lol
Oh ! it's disabled...again?
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And sorry about the terrible resolution. My game's been crashing a lot since the latest update cuz I have a potato pc. I've found out that turning my monitor resolution to the lowest possible resolution helps a lot on that...even tho it hurts my eyes when playing....just ordered my new graphic card today, hope I dont need to use this resolution anymore after the new gpu arrives.