Saaron
Saaron
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It's not really "less popular media", but I think it could be really cool to have the Beldam, from Coraline as a killer, even if I know it will never happen!
Transformations, changing the environment, a bright and colorful map that deteriorates with every generator... That could be a really fun DLC! -
I'm a survivor main and I loved to read your rant! Honestly, I see how everybody talks about DBD having a toxic community, so I am friendly all the time in this game exactly for reactions like yours! I say hi in the lobby, I stay a spectator until the very end to say "good game!" (because I'm really bad so I'm usually the first one to die-)... I believe that if I can just make one killer happy of his play because at least one person didn't insult them or at least one congratulated them at the end, I'm happy too!
I've rarely seen really toxic players, though, maybe because I've never ranked higher than rank 19 but ANYWAYI wanted to add too, that I had a play where everyone was super friendly in the end, survivors and killer, and it made me just so happy! It also made me realized that the toxic people just don't realize how they ruin this game for themselves by acting this way, and how the game is much more enjoyable for every player when everyone had a good time and is friendly in the chat!
(Did my "Kate main" show up? I think it did, sorry)
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I think that the Entity grabbed her because of her cheerful and hopeful attitude, as Vell said, there's more to feed on, but she also brings hope to everyone else, it says she sings at the campfire about joyful things. I think she cheers everyone up, therefore making them more hopeful and, unconsciously, she feeds the Entity even more.
If I'm right, the Entity is even worse than I thought-
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@Snow_ said:
iirc wasn't there a q&a question similar to this and someone answered that the entity prevents them from speaking during trials?Yup! I remember reading about it too!
We at least know they can "talk" at the campfire; it's confirmed by a quote about Kate, "[...] she sang a song of joy, of hope and family. Her warm smile greeted any that joined her at the campfire [...]". I know there's a difference between singing and talking, but I assume that if they can do one, they can do the other!