EarthToGravity
EarthToGravity
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she captures girls because her mom died, and I'm assuming she kills only men because a father was absent in her childhood. I don't know though.
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Legion. I just bought them and I don't understand why people say they suck. I just got six 4ks in a row with them.
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@blue4zion said:
And you're not reaching struggle phase on your first hook?
Sometimes I reach struggle phase on the first hook, most times I don't. It happens no matter what.
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I think this got posted 3 times. Lol
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i don't think any of them are ugly.
My top 3 prettiest DBD girls are
3 - Feng
2 - Claudette
1 - Dwight
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Claudette because she is so adorable and I like being a healer.
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The DC penalty needs a rework. I'm all for punishing players that leave matches mid game but I don't think it's right to punish people whose games crash or their internet cuts out.
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@Clevite said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1264159#Comment_1264159
Funny our 3 man swf is myself, my wife and our daughter. I don't think it is possible to be less toxic than us.
Not to mention we always take care of our randos and will go back in to make sure they get out, even if it means one of us will die.
We appreciate good teammates.
Wholesome :)))
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As killer: You must let me kill you or you are playing unfair.
As survivor: You must let me escape.
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LMAO the oni pic is so hilarious to me
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That's just how much you can hold at one time I'm pretty sure. Just spend the BP.
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@Luna1980 said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1247715#Comment_1247715
Yep, that's the problem right there. Also the fps on console is terrriiible. I'm a PS4 player myself and yikes I can't imagine playing dbd with 30 fps against 60-120 fps pc players and advantages.
I usually get around 60 FPS on PS4. The frame rate is good enough to play huntress and win.
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I couldn't care less about what somebody wants to have as their perks.
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@OldHunterLight said:
From what I've seen in my experience, ps4 survivors tend to be the most toxic players, I slugged as oni, hatemail, I insta pick them up, hatemail, I ate their ds, hatemail, I didn't ate it, hatemail and a bunch of people sending party chat invites.
Man, sorry that happened to you, that sounds like a real douchy thing to do, just remember that if you happen to play with them, do the same and be annoying to them like they were to you.
About 80% of the time when I play killer, Survivors are toxic.
If you do anything that a survivor doesn't like, they'll send you hate and claim you weren't playing fair, when I have NEVER seen a survivor play fair towards a killer.
I actually have started to be annoying to teammates who troll the killer or myself, like, if me and my teammate are in a chase and I happen to be in the front, I will drop pallets to slow them down so the killer can hit them.
I ONLY do this if the survivor does what I posted about, or if the survivor exploits the game, like when survivors crouch near a hook and stop the killer from hooking the downed survivor or steal items through the back of someone's chest they just opened. (That's probably just being a jerk, but oh well)
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@GamerCustard said:
I have a ps4, I'll be your friend XD
But seriously, that's a trash thing to do, and is a reason there's such an awful stigma surrounding SWF groups. I see it not a lot, but into occasionally get into games where the rest of the team is absolutely trash to the rest of the team and the killer.
I remember one game I had, they weren't necessarily griefing the killer, or going out of their way to do so, but they were all just goofing off in the basement the entire game - jumping in and out the closets and thats it. I was the first hooked, and almost died. I was saved once and thats it, and the killer was fed up with them too.
I really don't get why some people are like this, especially now with how matchmaking works, would be very harmful to new players, specifically killers.
Unfortunately as it stands now, all you can do is report them, and I don't know how effective that would be. I think maybe, to combat it, they should add what is happening with the Mori animation, so that it's fixed once started, but only if out of terror radius (to prevent fair players getting pulled off or hit during.)
I don't really use a mic often, but if you're playing and I happen to also be playing, we could team up to make sure we don't run into toxic teammates.
I don't think I reported them, which is my biggest regret in the past two weeks.
I absolutely hate it when people mess around in the basement like that. It's so annoying.
I feel like people play like this because they lose one too many games and just decide to ruin the fun for some random person they don't know because there are no consequences.
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Yeah, it's pretty bad. I once was turned all the way around and I somehow got blinded.
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YES YES YES YES YES
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@PigMainClaudette said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1238208#Comment_1238208
She was free on Xbox! I just went into the Store and "purchased" it from there.
I got her with the game automatically because a while back it was free for PS+ subscribers. Huntress is a god.
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@PigMainClaudette said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1238208#Comment_1238208
She was free on Xbox! I just went into the Store and "purchased" it from there.
I got her with the game automatically because a while back it was free for PS+ subscribers. Huntress is a god.
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Saving all of my teammates from the hook just to have them all teabag me the second i'm on the hook and then they proceed to not even let me die by rescuing and then not rescuing me during the struggle state ha.
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Ahh i love Nea but right now I have been playing as Claudette and she's just so awesome. Her self heal is just incredible.
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@LALYTHIA said:
There is a difference between Camping (when you literally stand in front of the survivor and watch them die) and Proxy Camping (when you leave the hook, but stay in a small radius to either tunnel the hooked survivor when they get off or attack the off-hooker).
Proxy Camping does feel cheap and lazy to survivors. There are four main objectives to this game for both sides. When you hook 1 person and proxy camp them, you aren't applying any gen pressure/breaking gens. You aren't hunting down survivors and initiating new chases. You are simply using the hooked person as bait to trade them for another survivor.
What happens during an off-hook also determines the level of salt a survivor will have about it. Whether or not you want to cause/accept that salt is up to you. If you tunnel the person being off-hooked to down them and re-hook them, you should keep in mind you are ruining their match and probably are going to cause them to de-pip outside of their control and get very few points. This sucks. While it's not against the game rules, it understandably is upsetting.
If you run in and attack the off-hooker, while being the preferably thing to do over tunneling the person getting off-hooked, you're still going to get people upset about it because it essentially means every person who goes for a save is just going to hook trade. If you are within a close enough range to run back before they can complete an off-hook animation, they have to take a hit in order to save and once they do, you will be able to down them at the hook. No chase points. Just a trade. Half the fun of this game is good chases, and its also how you generate points. Again, it just feels cheap and lazy to be robbed of this aspect of the game and be incapacitated from doing your objectives as survivor because you wanted you teammate to have a chance to play the game too.
Camping is also a lot less viable against Survive With Friends teams. They will likely have info perks and they will have comms. So instead of off-hooking, they will focus gens and let the hooked person die. In those cases, you will get very few points and probably depip. So while any form of camping can be effective against a group of random survivors, you may find this strategy more challenging against higher ranked SWF.
I never camp/tunnel/slug as killer. I would rather hone my actually skills and abilities as killer...especially as Huntress. She is my fave. So I want to be engaging in chases. Figuring out mind games. Improving my hatchet accuracy and timing. And I'm not doing that if I'm running mindless circles around the hook radius waiting for an easy target.
But, as stated above, how you choose to play is completely up to you. If you don't care about others enjoyment of the game...and are more interested in focusing on your personal enjoyment and progression...you do you. I would recommend closing out of post-game chat pretty quickly though. LOL
If you do care about whether or not others have fun in the game, just play it by ear. If you're going against a strong team and they're popping 2-3 gens by the time you get one person on a hook...use a proxy camp tactic to put pressure on them. Slug the off-hooked person and go after the off-hooker so they have less bodies doing gens but can get the guy who was off-hooked up and he can get back in the game while you get another hook. If you are dominating a team and have several hooks under your belt by the time they have completed a single gen...go patrol generators instead of proxying the hook and give them a little breathing room to reset. I always try and play against people the way I would want someone to play against me in the current situation.
Lastly, the camping issue really goes out the window after the last gen is completed. If the last gen gets done and you have someone on the hook, or get someone on the hook, no one can really blame you for defending it...you don't have anything else to do besides secure your kill. Will it make people salty? Yes. Will you probably hear about it in post-game chat? Yes. But coming from a survivor main - it's understandable.
I do hunt down survivors and break gens after I hook someone. I only stay in the area if something makes me suspicious, like if I see scratch marks or hear cries of pain/crows, and even then I still go around and break nearby gens, search around rocks and inside lockers.
When I play survivor, what I do happens 70% of the time. I actually find it fun coming up with strategies to get the survivor off of the hook, and usually get hit once. ("Proxy camping" not facecamping, facecamped survivors are nearly impossible to rescue)
I also luckily have ps4 so I don't need to deal with post game chat.
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As a killer, Dead Dawg Saloon. I have never gotten a single sacrifice on that map.
As a survivor, it depends on which map is combined with which killer. Dead Dawg Saloon is awful when it comes to pig, legion, and ghostface, but super easy when it comes to Deathslinger (at least to me)
DD Saloon feels very small but too open to me.