DerrickTheGoblin
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@Crimbojambo said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1716640#Comment_1716640
They already have something implimented for that kind of DCing. I've dc'd due to power outages, dog knocking the router plug out, and even spotty internet. It mostly affects people who use the menu to leave mid match or quiting to dashboard. Your fear of wrongly being banned are a smidge over exaggerated
I've just misunderstood how the penalty works and now I understand. No worries anymore:)
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@FoggyWeather_ said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1716640#Comment_1716640
But look at this if it happens because of a power outage or unstable internet connection you get a max of 10 minutes and it's almost always finished when you're able to play, but if you have this problem for such a long time, that you added up to 48 hours than you should probably look into your connection problem or the power problem first instead.
Imma keep it 100%, I've been under the impression that the dc penalty stacks and is permanent, but reading some replies I clearly had the wrong idea and I'm happy to hear it. :)
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@Xbob42 said:
Instead of quitting like a big baby and not being able to play for 48 hours, finish out your 5-10 minute match like an adult and then go do something else. Hell, suicide on the hook or even just walk away from the computer. Why do you absolutely, positively, HAVE to quit out?
Get your emotions under control.
I understand where you're coming from, but let's say I have a power surge that turns off my console mid game, I don't want to come back and be banned for it. Things like this have happened go me, fortunately not often enough to get a long ban.
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@EntitledMyersMain said:
Okay, so i'm probably going to make more threads like this, explaining why topics that are... controversial to say the least; are not as bad as you think. Let's start.
Tunneling is something that I get complaints about matchly. But 95% of the time, i'm not thinking, "HeHe i'll tunnel you haha" It's just a decision I make based on the status of survivors. I'm not tunneling, i'm making a choice that anyone with an IQ over 10 would make.
It is NOT tunneling if I hit you off hook and your rescuer is healthy.
It is NOT tunneling if I ignore an injured survivor on first hook to go after a survivor on death hook, especially if only a couple of gens are left.
It is NOT tunneling if I am in range to hit you and there is another survivor nearby.
It IS tunneling if I go after you after you get unhooked off your first hook if your rescuer is injured and been hooked twice.
It IS tunneling if I go after you knowing you have an exhaustion perk ready yet choose you over another survivor.
It IS tunneling if I waste to much time chasing you.
It is NOT tunneling if you get to use DS in the match.
It is NOT tunneling if I hit you.
It is NOT tunneling if I have bbq and go after you even though you aren't revealed by it.
And obviously, It IS tunneling if I ignore every other survivor for the sole purpose of landing a hit on you.
As someone who original was a survivor main and now has transitioned to killer main I agree with a lot of this, however for the enjoyment of all players I do change my play style a bit. For example:
When I have someone hooked I will go out of my way to let them get unhooked, so they can actually play.
I also make it a point not to go directly for the recently unhooked survivor until I have hit and/or hooked another one
Its important to acknowledge that I mostly play in a way that'll let all players have the opportunity to enjoy the game even if it is detrimental to a win, and at times has lead to zero kills.
These rules don't always apply however, when I'm down to one gen with no kills I may decide not to follows these because for my own enjoyment I want at least one kill.
To summarize I agree with what you say on a tactical perspective, it all makes sense for a win, but when it comes to the enjoyment of all players I choose to play a little differently.