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@DeleteSWF said:
I am the only person in solo queue who fixes generators. Stop teabagging next to me when I'm fixing because you're too stupid to use a healing perk. I have better things to do than bail out needy survivors.
I haven't been playing bc I was usually the only one on gens in soloQ. Good luck!
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@Neprašheart said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3126235#Comment_3126235
Maybe, maybe not; I do usually await some sort of a proof to support my assumption.
I don't like it when my team mates do give up, regardless of the reason. Some are understandable to me, but most of them aren't, including the one you've just mentioned. Even if matchmaking puts you against too experienced killer, just don't give up! Boon totems for your team or hold M1 to repair the generators.. Like, do the least minimum, but don't give up!
You're talking to someome who does 5 gens on their own. Just saying. Still... some games are a sinking ship and a waste of time and effort. If the killer is running around with a survivor (whom theyre not attacking) who is pointing every other survivor out, im not going to try harder. Im adaptable and willing to play out some of the worst games, but still... some games you just know where theyre headed. I'm not interested in playing with people who are exploiting the game.
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@Danebydaylight said:
I really enjoyed playing this game before but it changed a lot ever since the big update and now it feels virtually impossible to win unless the killer is afk or something.
I spent a lot of money on the game because I really really liked it but I'd like to know since I can't play it anymore can I please have the money back?
Thank you
#METOO
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@Neprašheart said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3126199#Comment_3126199
Certain individuals have been creating threads, mostly on Steam, but here aswell, that they'll DC or kill themselves on the first hook in case of facing XYZ killers.
As for why.. Well, because they're, apparently, boring to face.
It's not all made up outta blue.
Yeah but thats not the only reason ppl choose to die. After playing this game for so long you can tell what your teams general intentions are fairly quickly. Especially if you can see all of them. Plus when matchmaking puts you with noobs who just hide it can become extremely frustrating. In certain situations I def choose to die asap. Its never bc of which killer or which map though.
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@NomiNomad said:
It just doesn't work, unless you're going against a bad killer. Especially when you're injured. I have seen otherwise very good survivors go down simply because they insist on blinding at pallets. Hell, I can't count how many free down's I've gotten because Survivor's must think I don't have ears, or something.
Flashlights are already one of the lesser items you can bring imo, this is just suicidal at this point.
Only time I ever use flashlight is when I have a flashlight rift quest. When I do that I try to blind them anywhere and everywhere.
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@Neprašheart said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3125985#Comment_3125985
I wouldn't say so.. The moment you do step outta your comfort zone by getting onto social networks for the first time in your life is no different. This is just a bit expanded responsibility, but nothing too extreme to cause troubles.
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3125991#Comment_3125991
I don't interview them on my own; They do usually make it clear by or with the way they behave in the post-game chat or during the match.
Just a week ago, I've had a team mate following me, dropping and repeatedly every single pallet on our way while I was getting to another generator just because I've refused to take those twelve seconds to heal him / her.. Yup, we were being dominated; Five hooks in total with only one repaired generator. Under such circumstances, I can't just allow to lose even more time elsewhere.
I'm on console so i never see the after game chat. I understand some of the things people are saying now. That makes sense.
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@ausanimal said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3126103#Comment_3126103
This whole topic was about the hate for people doing it not that you can or can't do it, if you load in and find out its a killer you don't like and you make yourself get downed then hooked first just to ######### on the hook, the survivors are going to hate it because now you just made the match even harder for them and the killer is put in the spot do they kill everyone knowing its unfair or take pity on the survivors.
That's one example of why people hate people that hook suicide not that they can do it but the reason behind it, you hit that ready button means your ready for a match and willing to face what ever killer, map and teammates if playing solo. If you get a killer you don't like play the match out instead of being entitled and killing yourself, how many killers do you see DC if they get the game knowing how many pallets are on that map.
How do you magically know the reason why anyone hook suicides?
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@CyberRoninX said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3125071#Comment_3125071
So by your logic they should just do away with soloq and everyone should have to find people to play with? Just trying to understand the logic here because most people that play this game are solo players.
Yeah, just try to find some friends. Get into chat parties with strangers on dbd. Seems like a really good idea. Don't worry about your ip address on a game where people threaten to kill each other in real life. No worries, right? Can't wait to get s watted for not healing someone.
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@Hawk81584 said:
but somehow, its ok for a killer to slug, tunnel, camp and its called strategy....well i hate to break it to anyone...but making the game unfun for others might come accross as strategy for some...but for hte other side, survivors know dying on hook takes away any fun a killer might have had. and whether or not anyone agrees with it. until they do something about all this so called "strategy" on the killers part that makes the game incredibly dull for one side. I see nothing wrong with doing whatever it takes to return the favor. its not dc'ing, its giving the killer his free kill he was so desperate for in the first place
Dying on the hook seems strategic to me sometimes. They wouldn't put hooks in the game if we weren't allowed to die on them.
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@AngryHobo2 said:
My question about all of this stuff is would suiciding on hook (directly after the match has started/your first down) count as something that violates the Dead by Daylight EULA?
Under the section "Rules of Conduct" all users of the BHVR software are prohibited from a great many number of things that make sense, as well as:
"Interfere with the ability of others to enjoy playing a BHVR Service or take actions that interfere with or materially increase the cost to provide a BHVR Service for the enjoyment of all its users."
I find it hard to argue for the second condition, unless sacrificing yourself puts a greater strain on BHVR's queue system and servers than if you had played out a match. I have zero evidence to back up that theory though so I cannot see it as a violation.
However, leaving the match ASAP once it has started (via sacrificing yourself or DC'ing) most definitely interferes with the ability of others to enjoy playing a BHVR service. Granted, I'm not lawyer or a BHVR staff member so if such behavior actually does breach the agreement of the EULA I don't know that.
Personally I'd just prefer we flag all accounts that DC at the start or die within a minute and a half of the match and then give them their own little queue where they get matched with all of the quitters, but that's just me.
What are your thoughts on this everyone?
Then this forum definitely breaks that rule.
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@drsoontm said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3125309#Comment_3125309
It's kind of worse : it's screwing* your team with all the freedom to do it immediately again without any consequence.
It's despicable.
*) Isn't there an automatic censor tool?
Yes the freedom to play the game bc you paid for it.
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@SuzuKR said:
Hook suiciding (when it’s not for hatch/cheater) is for immature players. Don’t queue up if you can’t handle playing. Uninstall instead of ruining the game for 4 other people.
Oh now I'm gonna login.
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@mouse0270 said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3125288#Comment_3125288
I am getting a little tired of this "hit that ready button you know what can happen" because guess what... When you play survivor or killer, you know the other players can press M1 or whatever it is on the controller and then they can press nothing too... You know what those actions are, hook escapes and missed skill checks. If you're saying I am readying up knowing my friend can be tunneled out, then you're readying up knowing I can use those game mechanics as well.
If it helps, 6.2.0 is going to come with a perk that stops me from missing skill checks, if it bothers you that much, run that perk.
Excellent point. Dear killers, when you press that ready button, remember that every survivor can die on the hook. It seems pretty straight forward, to me. Everyone is allowed to play the game in the way that its designed.
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@StarLost said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/340425/why-the-hate-for-hook-suicide
Because you're completely screwing over your teammates - just because they didn't play how you wanted.
Solo queue means you'll get looping gods, immersed self-carers and everything in between. Sometimes you'll win, sometimes you'll lose, sometimes you'll get carried and sometimes you'll have to carry yourself.
Throwing a pout and suiciding immediately makes the game unwinnable for your allies, as well as denying the killer points and BP. It's pure BM.
So we are supposed to stay in games and let everyone play how they want, right? What if someone wants to die on the hook? According to your logic, nobody should get upset about that. Case closed.
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@Oscarnator said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3125172#Comment_3125172
So you’re telling me to have fun I either need to have people play with me or play completely different role?
Im looking for a fun time. Having teammates that do the killers job for them isint exactly a fun time after the 80th time it’s happened. It’s not a player problem, it’s a MMR and BHVR problem. It’s not the players fault they’re matched with players that have no idea what they’re doing. No multiplayer game has teammates so horrendously bad before. Yes you’ll occasionally get you’re team that throws in other frames; in DBD, it is guaranteed you’ll get someone who does little to nothing for the team and/or does the stupidest play imaginable.
Just had a game where 2 people got hooked and I was injured. The Kate decided to go to BASEMENT WHILE HEALTHY when 2 people are on hook and another one is going to 2nd stage. SoloQ is at an unacceptable place and the only real reason people still play it is for the very, very, very, VERY off chance you’ll find an actual decent match which is actually really enjoyable and addicting. 99% of the time you’re getting that Kate in the basement while 2 people are on hook. If anything your team is looking for an excuse to ruin YOUR games. But sure let’s blame the players that are getting oh dogged on by BHVR’s poopoo caca balance and MMR calculations that don’t even work half the time
You make a very good point. We are just playing a video game. We didn't design the game or create the game or develop the game. We aren't logging in to work. We are logging in to entertain ourselves and sometimes the games mechanics put us into games with players who are too scared to do anything or too stoned/drunk to realize whats going on. Sometimes staying in those games makes one an enabler. Furthermore, lots of people play soloQ just to do their daily and rift quests and they don't have any intention of doing anything else besides their quests.
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@NerfedFreddy said:
Hook suicide isn't against rules and isn't reportable therefore it's a legit game feature players can use
Yes and the game says to push a specific button to try and unhook yourself. Is it survivors faults that we have a 1 in 100 chance to successfully unhook ourselves? Maybe we are counting how many times we successfully unhook ourselves out of 100 attempts. The bottom line is that nobody actually knows why anyone chooses to die trying to unhook themselves unless the person tells them why.
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@dugman said:
I’m with most of the posts here. I don’t care if someone kills themselves on hook when they were obviously about to die on hook anyway. But killing yourself on hook when it’s the first hook or when it’s the second hook but someone is on the way to rescue you is pretty weak sauce. Imagine if football players just went home after they got tackled or baseball players left after they struck out, it’s just really disrespectful to all the other players in the game.
If football players and baseball players did that then I would wstch sports. That would be hilarious!
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@Neprašheart said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3125082#Comment_3125082
It's true, but I have a feeling that there's no better word to describe such people. They do give up, so such a word does fit them perfectly.
I can accept giving up in case you forgot to head to the toilet before starting the match and can't hold it, or in case of some sort of an emergency situation.. But just because you can't handle losing? That's what I can't accept. Unfortunately, such a mindset is even more present nowadays than it was back then. 😖
Do you interview everyone after every match? You seem to know everyones intentions in dbd.
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@Neprašheart said:
You do know the reason, why're you asking? Because only losers do give up early.. And to be honest, those people should stay away from social networks and online games aswell.
If you do care about the quality of your team mates, do play SWF; Sure, it may be a pain to search for the optimal team or group of players, but you can do it. The fact that you're excusing yourself for your own mistakes kinda puts you into the same category as those, who do Self-Care in the corner of the map. As always, neither me or you can claim that it's a bad strategy, as it's dependable on the situation you're in.
Unless you do present a clear case scenario, I'm ready to argue as to why using Self-Care is a good strategy when it comes to Solo Queue; Of course, I don't like using the perk alone, I'd always pick Botany Knowledge when I'm at it.. Maybe even Desperate Measures.
That's a lot of responsibility to put on casual gamers. Not everyone who plays dbd lives inside of dbd.
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@amazing_grace said:
That's not the hook suicide that people hate. The hook suicide people hate is when the person is the first down and hooked, so they want to exit the game right away or when they are on second stage a give up as someone is on their way to get them. The hook suicides that completely throw the game where it was easily winnable to barely winnable/possible 4k.
Those are extremely rare though. Who hook suicides if people are actually doing gens?
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@Pyrosorc said:
I'm so fed up of reporting people only for nothing to come of it, even while other major games with reputations for not moderating their players do... much more. Or at least it appears so - maybe BHVR just don't communicate to us when punishments are made?
But I want to be constructive here without just putting the normal wishlist of what behaviour I think should be punished. So instead, it's a question, to anyone on BHVR staff.
Is there anything that can cause a player to be punished for in-game behaviour? Not something mechanical like hacking, but actually anything a player can say or do that will receive any sort of punishment? Has there ever been? Has it changed?
Things I've so far seen reported with evidence with no punishments:
1) Constant deliberate BM such as teabagging or clicking - I'm guessing this is considered not something you want to punish? I strongly feel like it should be but I'm trying to test the waters here.
2) Killers deliberately just trying to bully one person - reverse of 1, we know this isn't punishable, even though supporting bullies seems.. questionable?
3) Racism and sexism in end game chat - never got any response.
4) Racist names that I can't type here - steam did something about it, but no response from BHVR.
5) Literally doxxing paired irl death threats - again, I never even received a response.
So like, where's the line? I think all of these need varying degrees of action, but actual action - but there's clearly a change in severity here. Should I not bother reporting any of the above? Am I wasting someone else's time by reporting these or just my own?
Can I ask why you still play this game if you've received death threats? I quit playing bc it got boring. While you got death threats and you still play?
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Did you vote for an improved reporting system on the survey that they gave us just before the update? Or did you vote for skins and cosmetics?
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Well, the game got stale and everyone started freaking out so i stopped playing. Then I read your comment and it kind of made me want to play dbd again.
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@Sunkisses_ said:
If you don't want to play then don't launch the game. How is this seriously that complicated?
"BUT LEGION!"
"BUT NURSE"
"BUT BUBBA"
"BUT CAMPING"
"BUT TUNNELING"
"BUT SLOWDOWN"
"BUT MIDWICH"
"BUT PINHEAD"
"BUT LEGION"
"BUT BAD TEAMMATE"
Please. If you need the sun, the moon, and stars to align in order to have a "fun match" and keep d/c or struggling on hook to get more tries, just give up and play something else.
But dead hard. C'mon. *pokes you with a stick
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@botany_nerd said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3117110#Comment_3117110
you think bhvr would actually do something that stupid? that would literally kill the game if they pulled that considering there are people who have internet issues or people who literally have the game stop and go back to the start screen for no reason which i've had plently of times and yet something like that hasn't been fixed.
Hey! Stop making sense. Dead Hard!
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@Nathan13 said:
I’m so sick of survivors DC/giving up on hook, like go play something else if you can’t handle getting found first or going against a killer you don’t like. It is absolutely cringy.
I did go play something else, but you're making dbd dc sound fun again.
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@AngelOfHope said:
They are acting like 2 year old children... they get mad because they don't get their way and they pick up their toys and leave. I think that after so many disconnects within a certain amount of time, there should be a small ban... like 24 or 48 hours.
So if i play survivor and dc its like playing 2 year old baby simulator? I might have to try that out. I've always wondered what it would be liie to be 2 again. Thanks!
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@TheDappaScrappa said:
Its honestly showing the hella entitlement in the survivor community as of late and been getting insane. To sit there and see half of the people justifying a rage quit against a Dredge using only his teachables. "Oh well killer got nothing but buffs (wrong btw) and survivors didn't get any buffs (also wrong) or saying that its jusified because other killers are camping and tunneling which lowkey hilarious since didn't even get to see if he was camping or tunneling because both disconnected once he went down. Zero reason to defend it other than yall mad because a killer sided patch actually happened and most can't handle it. You read the patch notes you played a few games that didn't go your way so real question is why ready up for another match just to disconnect because you went down? "Oh this game sucks because I'm not winning more I'm not as good as I thought I was so instead of finding something else I'm just going to disconnect whenever I go down"
Get some skill and learn to take an L.
I know what I'm doing all day long now.
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@Oscarnator said:
IM SORRY my wifi is bad and it literally turns off the exact moment I get down I swear it’s not on purpose.
That is a new function that came with the last update.
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@feechima said:
I rather think it is the plethora of thana Legions, still unfixed rubberbanding, stacked slow down perks, stacked gen regression perks, seeing your teammate crouched in the corner that is causing DCs. Honestly, DCs were bad before the patch update in my games. See a killer you don't like. Goodbye. Caught first. Bye. Getting camped. Seeyah. Nothing much has changed except for people have lost patience and morale.
Quit making sense. Dead Hard... *cries.
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@TheDappaScrappa said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3084026#Comment_3084026
So why play it? How many times have survivors gained something while killers didn't? Odd when one side gets the short end of the stick they are told to deal with it its just a game but when the other side does they wanna dc and ruin everybodys game because they mad? Oh yeah he was a toxic killer all he did was down somebody xD so toxic of a killer to down somebody
Deadhard
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@Roaroftime said:
instead of demanding survivors to stop DCing why don’t you think of why they’re DCing, like idk getting nothing in the update whilst killers got about 40 buffs and still play toxic, if a survivor DCs it’s usually because they’re experienced enough to know that the round would end up a slugfest or 4k anyway and be really boring so just want a new round, respect that and leave as well
But deadhard.
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@TheDappaScrappa said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3083983#Comment_3083983
ok then stop ruining the game and disconnecting because you suck, that better? :)
So dead hard is code for sucking?
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@Sumnox said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3083964#Comment_3083964
I think -you- missed the point entirely? How does any of that relate to Deadhard. People literally always have DCed when going down since the dawn of time. How's this new or has anything to do with the last patch.
"if you can't function without deadhard leave, this happens every game"
Nothing new, these kind of people were born in 2016 together with the release of the game.
Will you ever just forget about Deadhard?
Deadhard Cola, for that unforgetful forgetful.
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@TheDappaScrappa said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3083962#Comment_3083962
I'm thinking you missed the point entirely
Of course they did. Let it go. Let it go.
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@Sumnox said:
Cool, but why do we always go back to Deadhard? Will you ever be able to get over it? Deadhard is gone, let it go.
Let it go.
But that's all they've got. Dead Hard is the current buzz word.
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I haven't played in over a week and life feels better.
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@MikaelaWantsYourBoon said:
https://twitter.com/TrU3Ta1ent/status/1555862040031498241
So if you are fog whisperer, you can dc against cheaters without issue. But if you are not, good luck!
Thank you for treating all your players equally!!!
Stop playing. That's my best advice.
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@tester said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3083190#Comment_3083190
The only way to adapt to something that is no longer fun is to find something else that is fun. It's an entertainment product, not a job. People are adapting by switching to killer or not playing any longer.
Like if a manufacturer sold you a car that is very unreliable. Do you adapt by:
a) fixing it all the time?
b) switching to another brand?
I don't know about you, but I don't need to spend my entertainment time being frustrated. That's counterproductive.
Great car analogy!
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Read the posts on this forum and then imagine what reading this communities complaints would be like for 8 hours per day. Little kids, broken English, pointless jargon, weiner measuring contests, political undertones... it would be absolutely awful. I wouldn't care, either. Would you care?
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You don't have to play the game. It's supposed to be fun, but if it isn't fun then it isn't fun. Take a month off.
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Have fun then.
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Becomes stealthier
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Cringe
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Not much to discuss.
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Okay
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All of them.
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@MaxIsBased said:
PEGI is the most inaccurate system when it comes to this age ######### anyways. I would absolutely let my child (if i had one) play this game if they are older than 10 years old. He will suffer and feel joy just like i did and no one can tell me otherwise.
Someone who can't handle blood is clearly not ready for life. And if you get scared by some spooky plague lady or some random defect with a chainsaw in DBD then you clearly aren't ready for anything.
It's a game. Who cares about the rating anyways as long as everyone is having fun.
I played the most brutal and violent games and even watched mortal kombat gameplays religiously and even played their mobile game when it released.
I never was negatively affected in any kind of way and i will never be. A kid won't get trauma from seeing blood in a video game and if he does then either he has some blood related phobia or his parents are snowflakes who would get their arms and legs off to protect him from the spooky violent video games.
This isn't the goddamn 90's or whatever where everyone thought that video games were the spawn of satan and your child will become a mass shooter because he played doom.
Age rating my #########.
Yeah there haven't been any sort of widespread issues with children since the 90's. Everything is fine. Just first world snowflake issues, I guess.
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This game is rated PEGI 18 which restricts availability to ADULTS ONLY and is not suitable for anyone below this age. This rating has been given due to depictions of gross violence towards human-like characters. Not suitable for persons under 18 years of age.
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I might have to play this week then.