Spiritwolf1214
Spiritwolf1214
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Personally, Everytime I'm on hook, its because I'm trying to unhook myself. This usually happens when the other survivors aren't helping me (Being on the far side of the map or hiding in a locker, or just standing around like an idiot.
I have seen this when I play Killer as well. I try to be a team player and respectful to both Survivors and Killers.
I don't use flashlights due to not being good at flashlight saves and not wanting to be a toxic survivor or accused of being part of a bully squad. But, I will work on it once the nerfs are complete.
I still have a lot to learn.
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I think that nerfs should only be used if absolutely needed. In Dead By Daylight, both Survivors and Killers are supposed to challenge each other. I play both Killer and Survivor with the Knight as my main.
I try to be fair to the Survivors in order so that everyone has fun. So far, no one has DC'ed when I play Knight. I don't camp the hook nor do I waste my guards guarding a hooked Survivor. To me, they already have been hooked, so there's no need to stay there. That and I find camping boring. Hell, I'll discover Survivors healing under the hook and leave them be. Why? Because I want them to have fun as well.
I usually will ignore a Survivor that I just hooked as long as I don't find them near the same generator I found them, especially if it's near the hook they were on. Common sense, don't go to the gen where the Killer last found you. I don't like bully squads or toxic players so that I will take them out without mercy. But I usually try to be fair and will give the survivors a nod of approval if they succeed in escaping.
All I want is to be a good player and have fun. I'm sorry if your favorite perks were nerfed. I see DBD as a video game with an underdog story or David vs Goliath. Killers are supposed to be a threat to survivors.
Would you rather say that you defeat a weak Killer or defeat a Killer that was a worthy challenge? To me, I prefer to have the challenging Killer due when I play Survivor due to it is testing my skills as a player. When I play as one of my Killers, I basically start the trial observing the survivors to see what I'm dealing with. I hate winning a trial without a single gen done; I find it boring. As a Killer, I want a challenge to test my skills. So, I think that nerfs should be last resort. Only if needed.
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Hold your horses everyone. Look, as a Knight main myself, I try to give the survivors a chance due to playing both survivor and killer. Having played as the Knight, I have learned to encounter him and his guards. Instead of saying that a Killer is bad, try to play them and learn how you can counter them. Look, I am sorry, but I try to be a friendly Knight player. If I think the survivors did well, I might let them go. It ultimately depends on the match and the team. If I'm dealing with a bully squad or toxic survivors, then yes. I will destroy them. But if they are unhooking their teammates and healing each other, I leave them be. I'll even nod at them, letting them know that I approve. After the match, I will give them props. I like giving props to other players. It's not just Knight that I try to be a friendly killer with. I also play Huntress, Trapper, Deathslinger, Skull Merchant, Artist, Xenomorph, Wraith, and Hillbilly. I try to be a friendly killer regardless which Killer I am playing as. Yes, when I'm doing a challenge that requires me to sacrifice survivors or if the the survivors are bothering me. Then I will either hook them or mori them. I also play Survivor, so... Don't say I'm a killer player. No, I play both to understand better how to play the game for fun. I love playing DBD; I want to have fun. But this whole survivor and killer animosity, it's annoying. Look, Killers are supposed to be a threat to the Survivors. Without the Killers, there is no game! To be honest, I hate Wesker, Doctor, Nurse, Trickster, Sadako, and Cenobite. I don't like them due to the fact I almost always die against them. But what I hate even more are toxic players and hackers. I was playing Vittorio the other night, and the Ghostface entered the shack after we had just finished the first gen. And he froze in front of the lockers throughout the entire trial. I had a bad feeling about what was going on, but by the time I realized that my teammates were hackers, it was too late. I had finished the final generator, only for the other Survivors to block me at the generator and point at me, preventing me from leaving. I had no choice but to DC, causing me to lose the points I had earned. I blocked them and gave the Ghostface props; they didn't do anything wrong. So, back to the Knight, my advice is to instead of judging and condemning all Knight players, learn how to play Knight and learn how to counter him. End Of Discussion.