StonedDino
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@crogers271 said:
https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/comment/3632657#Comment_3632657
He says about 11 hours and in game. Depending upon how specific he is being on his timing and how much he is factoring in lobbies, we're looking at between 50 and 80 games based on his definitions.
It's easy to pip as killer, especially at low MMR. He is choosing a playstyle that rewards pips, but also switching between killers and letting survivors go, both which keep his MMR low.
I also don't think he is laying it out as a scientific experiment, he is a new player after all, so I don't think he means he had never touched killer before keeping track. So he very well might have had some pips.
It doesn't seem very strange to me for a new player. I was very much a survivor main when I started the game in summer 2022 and I still iri 1 as killer. It takes a lot more effort now as a killer, but at low MMR games are quick and easy if you are comfortable with first person style games.
I will also say that the time estimate is rough, but I'd say between 10-12 hours in-game.
Take that as you will
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@PotatoPotahto said:
https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/comment/3632658#Comment_3632658
Option 1 or 2 then.
Keep playing until your MMR gets to an appropriate level for you.
Won't happen on Nurse because she's busted lol
I know getting iri 1 isn't the "top rank" but it just felt easier than I thought it would be.
@crogers271 said:
https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/comment/3632659#Comment_3632659
The Pip system isn't really related to skill. It's just this kind of 'other thing' that the game has.
If you'd played absolutely ruthless it would have been much harder to pip at the rate you did.
There is some credit to this as well, if I was nice to survivors, they would often let me hit/down them before leaving.
@crogers271 said:
https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/comment/3632657#Comment_3632657
He says about 11 hours and in game. Depending upon how specific he is being on his timing and how much he is factoring in lobbies, we're looking at between 50 and 80 games based on his definitions.
It's easy to pip as killer, especially at low MMR. He is choosing a playstyle that rewards pips, but also switching between killers and letting survivors go, both which keep his MMR low.
I also don't think he is laying it out as a scientific experiment, he is a new player after all, so I don't think he means he had never touched killer before keeping track. So he very well might have had some pips.
It doesn't seem very strange to me for a new player. I was very much a survivor main when I started the game in summer 2022 and I still iri 1 as killer. It takes a lot more effort now as a killer, but at low MMR games are quick and easy if you are comfortable with first person style games.
I also haven't had any experience on killer up until I played during the rank reset. I also only used nurses perk on pretty much all of my killers, because I didn't have any other killers ranked up.
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@PotatoPotahto said:
Making it to Iri 1 in 11 hours means OP double pipped almost every single game.
Either he is a god gamer, or MMR gave him a massive head start, or he is a troll and he is lying.
The whole reason I did the OP was because I thought it was laughably easy. I wanted to see what other people thought of this info.
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@PotatoPotahto said:
Making it to Iri 1 in 11 hours means OP double pipped almost every single game.
Either he is a god gamer, or MMR gave him a massive head start, or he is a troll and he is lying.
Sorry to say, but I just double pipped like every game lmao
Screenshot 2024-01-18 174908.pngThis the game I got it