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@ThiccBudhha said:
Is that even an unpopular opinion? I thought you were going to say you were glad the line was gone and I was already triggered. Lol.
lol
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@nikodemo said:
the voices were awesome, no doubt. but removing them won't stop me from playing one of the most iconic horror figures of my youth. i just say the lines myself at my desk. XD i swear, any time someone starts solving, i turn and say "The Box!" XD it's pretty fun, ngl. :D
Yeah, i did that too but its not the same without him saying it.
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@xEa said:
Badham is alright, but McMilian looks so far really terrible. RIP
I am not a fan of the new graphic overal because i think the game needs better gameplay and not better looks. Focus on that..
Yeah true. Dead by Daylight doesn't need excellent graphics etc. I don't play the game for stupidly long grass, that always sticks into your face.
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@TWiXT said:
Also OP, in case you are a new player in DbD (I'm only assuming this because you joined the forums on September 7th), If you are then firstly I'd like to welcome you to DbD, and hope that you have fun playing with us. Secondly, It's likely that you will see a plethora of posts filled with biased "unwritten rules" everyone tells everyone else to follow. Toss these aside, as they don't really apply to the spirit of the game, and instead I'll offer up the unbiased list of "unwritten rules" I follow. While you are in no way obligated to follow them yourself, many out there will harangue you for not following their made up rules, and you shouldn't allow yourself to be bullied by them. My list is tried and true, and may provide some clarity to how you should continue to enjoy playing the game:
1 - Play how you want to play and enjoy the game.
2 - Respect is akin to Newtons 3rd law: For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. Ergo, if you show no respect, don't expect any.
3 - The Killers role is to kill, the Survivors is to survive... Both by any means necessary. Hate the game, not the player.
4 - When the gates are powered... Anything goes.
5 - You paid money for a multiplayer experience, and thus aren't entitled to win every match. Anyone who takes umbrage to this should stick to single-player games where-in you are entitled to win for the money you paid. Being salty because of a lost match is unbecoming, embarrassingly juvenile, and toxic to the communities reputation. We're all people pitting our skills, strategies, and knowledge against each-other. If you lose and have nothing good to say: Leave a "gg," calm down/lick your wounds, and move onto the next match.
6 - (For PC players anyways) Post game chat can be closed using the ">>" in the lower right of the chat box, and will remain closed until you either open it again or restart the game. No one deserves abuse, so if you find yourself frustrated over excessive endgame chat toxicity: Just close it, and continue enjoying the game in peace.
7 - This is a 4v1 Lobby and Match style Multiplayer game. When you queue up to play a match you are committing to seeing it through so that everyone can enjoy the game, and everyone else who queued up is depending on your commitment to the match in order to experience said enjoyment. The acceptable reasons for Intentionally Disconnecting from a match are as follows:
- A Game breaking bug rendering you incapable of playing a normal match.
- A Player(s) taking the game hostage/hacking/exploiting bugs or unintentional game mechanics/bullying or griefing you. (Record if possible, and Report them after leaving the match)
- Influences and situations outside of the game that make your disconnection unavoidable in order to deal with said circumstances.
Disconnecting from a match intentionally for any other reason is a practice in bad sportsmanship that Ruins the experience for all other players, Disconnecting over petty reasons doesn't do anything other than piss off everyone else, and makes you a worse player for it since you don't learn how to play any better by quitting.
Disconnecting is currently being punished for a good reason: Too many DC's from too many players results in leaving the community as a whole with a sour experience, and could eventually kill the game we love. If you are frustrated with how a match is going; Take it in stride as a learning experience, see it through to the end, take a break, and decide if you want to queue up for another match. We all bought this game in order to play it with others despite how each match goes, and the majority of the fun this game offers is in the variation of each individual match.Don't be a petty DC'er.
8 - For survivors, Rage quitting via suicide on the hook is your choice, but as with rule 7, all it does is ruin the experience for the rest of your team, and piss everyone off. While it's not currently being punished, it's still regarded by the community as a show of bad sportsmanship. If you don't at least try to play through until the end, regardless of the results, you are only hurting the experience for all other players both new and old, but it's with the new players where this hurts the game the most.
Bad matches happen, we understand, but that's no reason throw a game, especially over petty reasoning. Matches can turn around at the drop of a hat as long as everyone's still playing, and often do, but you won't experience that if you RQ on the hook, and by doing so you drastically affect the teams ability to pull off said "turn around". On top of this, it does nothing for your personal skill growth as a player, or your Blood Point/Experience gains, so there's not really any reason to do it other than petty ones.
9 - If it's a legal mechanic in the game, don't be afraid to use it. Half the fun is discovering new strategies, counters, and synergies using the tools the game provides, so no matter how effective or overpowered you feel they are, there's nothing wrong with using them to your advantage.
10 - Take the good with the bad in stride, rise to meet the challenge every new match presents, and overall... have fun.
Honestly, this is just a list of Common Sense spelled out for everyone to see. The inherent problem of "unwritten" or "Made up rules" is that they're more of guidelines that nobody is obligated to follow. I know it won't change everyone, but I felt if I expressed the rules I follow when playing this game for all to see, maybe others might have them in mind when playing, whether they use them or not.
Wow, thanks for that detailed answer! I am in Fact not a Newbie. Im around 1K Hours now or so, and just recently decided to Learn these two Killers. I know its Dumb to expect to win every Match and such and im most certainly not expectingt that, but Survivors who take advantage of you're lack of Experience, especially with Killers who are new to you, is kinda mean imo.
Although im a Killer Main, i do play Survivor too. As well but as both Killer and Survivor, im pretty respectful to others. You can tell a Newbie from an well experienced player, so im not going to harsh on them. They usually get Hatch / Gate and i move on to the next Match. Its like you said "Dont expect respect if you dont respectt others" (wow what a tounge twister)
I visited this Forum here and there to check the Patchnotes or read a Post that i found via Google Search etc. but i now decided to actually join the Forum.
Cheers ♥
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@megswifey said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1629063#Comment_1629063
I do the same thing if I notice they are struggling. It's upsetting that so many survivor mains can be rude, especially if the killer is playing fair and not tunneling/camping/slugging etc. I usually teabag and wave for them to get me as a sign of thanks for not DCing and also so they know I appreciate their trying. It's the little things that count <3!
Even if i play serious / switch to my decent Killers, and i see a Survivor being considerate or just kind towards others or the Killer, im most likely to play along. There's no point in tryharding against a potentially new player. Like you said, It's the little things that count.
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@Heartbound said:
Imagine you're a grizzled survivor. You're ready for anything. You do generators in your sleep. You exhale light from having so many flashlights shoved up your butt and...that poor nurse keeps blinking into a wall, but not far enough to actually go anywhere.
You don't wanna die of course, but generators aren't really worth rushing if you're not in any real danger. Why not go over and say hello to the floating tissue?
It's not bullying, we just think you're cute and want to hug you, but we don't want to get murdered.
Imagine you're a Baby Nurse and its your very first Match as her. You blink around, desperately looking for Survivors. Suddenly all the Gens are finished in a Rush, like someone throws them like Dominos. Its not that much Fun from the Killers Point of View when these Survivor are running around you while clicking their Flashlights and Teabag at the Exit Gates.
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I would love to see Slenderman or Pinhead, one day, tbh
Imagine seeing Slenderman creeping behind trees and approaching bit by bit.
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Self Care, Spine Chill, Empathy or Bond, and Wglf (We're gonna live forever)
Wglf forces me to be altruistic, at least as far as my "skills" allow it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯