Potatomasherannie
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@fogdonkey said:
I actually like if it is a full lobby of flashlights, it means that hopefully it is going to be a fun match with lot's of altruistic save attempts and possibly some off-meta weird swf bully builds.
Or you could get what I got yesterday, which was a group of people with flashlight bound to scroll wheel looking to meme 😕 I still wouldn't leave upon seeing four flashlights, but you bet I'm Alt + F4 next time I get buzzed with a scroll wheel flashlight.
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@HexDevourAvocado said:
Got the same bug today,killer thought i was cheating
Not gonna lie, I thought the same until I saw the bug repeated within 24 hours by another player.
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@SassySolidSnake said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2858846#Comment_2858846
I'm sorry that happens, I know the feeling and it can be absolutely deflating. It took me forever to not get as tilted as I used to, especially when I am trying to learn a new killer or try a new build and get completely destroyed by really good survivors.
Thank you, I appreciate that :) Yeah, it really makes me not want to play! Hoping I just learn to accept it, or at least learn when not to play XD
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Feeling a bit vindicated to see this. All five of my games last night (as a relatively new DBD player) were against teams that were blatantly more experienced than I. I'll tell you, it's not fun being on the killer end of that either!
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Can I add to this? This has happened to me and a friend I was watching. In each case:
The killer was carrying a survivor.
Then a survivor takes a hit to block the hook.
The survivor the killer was carrying breaks free.
The killer picks up the downed survivor, and instantly drops them.
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@Akumakaji said:
Hey there and welcome to the forums.
Well, some people say that we got a hacker pandemic, I encountered my fair share of hackers, but not too many. BTW, not everything fishy you encounter has to be hackers, most are just good players or perks and/or combos that you are unaware of. There is a perk, for example, "Power to the People" that allows you to instantly heal a teammate a healthstate, but you get hurt yourself and cant heal up for 1min. This is super useful to quickly pick someone up from the ground.
Besides that there are the blatand hackers, that fly around, are unhookable, no-clip through walls etc. These aren't the big problem. The problematic ones are the subtle hackers, who might edge out wins by being 4% faster or something, which is often enough to win loops, but not so fast that you would generally notice.
I don't know if this whole topic is off-limits, as we don't want to endorce hacking, but you are right in that its good to know whats out there. If one of us would somehow acquire a hacking program and use it, it would pose a big risk, because we normally have a steam account or playstore or whatever, that we hold dear and that is our whole gaming online presence. That is at risk if you use hacking tools, so don't think about it. Most people who hack use a new account just for hacking and use it as long or as short till it burns up, and then toss it away.
With hacking tools you can do all kind of fancy stuff like getting items, unlimited flashlight uses, stronger flashlights, leaving noe scratch marks, vault without sound, basically anything that gives you an advantage. Otzdarva had a recent video where we encountered a subtle hacker and this hacker probably teleported just outside of his field of view to step in always in the right moment to do a flashlight save. Some people have an aptitude for flashlight saves, but it could be subtle hacking.
Wallhacks are another thing: if you can see the killer all the time, you can perfectly plan your moves and react with preternatural skill, dont needing much more hacking. Also, there is a script that lets you automatically use Dead Hard once the killer swings, giving you a 100% success chance with that perk.
In the end of the day, you will probably encounter hackers at one point, but to call them out you need some video evidence, which is hard to provide. Still, just report people who you suspect to be hacking, if an account gets some hundred flags for hacking, maaaaybe BHVR takes action? We don't know, but I would recon that they have some sort of system in place.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4ILOANShZ0&ab_channel=notOtzdarva
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgZCdoeshT4&ab_channel=CoconutRTS
And here are two videos that might give you a bit more insight. But dont fixate too much on hackers, just try to have fun with some nice games ^^ Good luck
@katoptris said:
The common hacks are long stuns,blinding for a long period of time. Fast heals,screams without being hit or shocked. Survivors being on hooks that appeared out of nowhere. Exit doors and gens being done by a simple tap. I have seen jigsaw boxes being done quickly which was new to me.
You guys are absolute legends, thank you so much!! This is exactly the kind of info I was hoping to find. I record my gameplay, so if I ever spot any of these things I will be able to report it. Much appreciated!
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@Lenox said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/311334/what-are-some-known-hacks
The one I can 100% confirm is a killer having 4 hex totems in the match with 0 hex perks in map. This was recorded about a year ago.
Thank you!
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@Ramondiola said:
I guess there are hacks for almost anything you can think of.
Those things you mentioned can be done without hacks. If you are new to the game, take a moment in end game screen (when it shows everyone's scores and perks) and take a look at their perks to learn what they do, especially if you see something weird. You need to know what you are going against so you know what to expect.
Oh, indeed! Very good advice, thank you! I still have the Scoreboard page open and indeed I had no idea a perk like Deception existed. Much appreciated :)