Greyjames2212
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@xEa said:
How would we rank what? I have done some polls, feel free to check them out
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/191704/your-favourite-realm-gloomy
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/191334/your-favourite-realm-autohaven-wreckers
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/191040/your-favourite-realm-mcmillan-estate
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/191701/your-favourite-realm-town-village
Thanks this helps a lot! I meant in terms from best map to worst.
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@RaSavage42 said:
Also play all killers you can so you have knowledge on how the killer's power works
As for what not to do....
Nothing... there's not much you can do without someone getting mad (I have messages to prove it) just don't let it get to you
Just play the game... And have fun doing it
Learn all you can through experience watch people play for specifics or any questions you might have about a killer
I also have a YT and have matches using almost all of the killers
They're mostly all gameplay (My voice isn't in all of them)... If you do watch them and hear me it's all reactionary not much on my thought process
RaSavage42
The same as my Xbox gamertag and on the forums
Thanks! I’m hopping off the forum for tonight but I’ll be sure to check it out!
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@MeltingPenguins said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1677720#Comment_1677720
A mori is an offering you can bring as killer that allows you to 'kill survivors by your own hand'. AKA you can kill them directly after having hooked them a single time and you knock them down again.
There's three types of mori: yellow, green and pink/red (reffering to their icon color): Yellow allows you to kill the last remaining survivor directly, green allows you to kill one of your choosing, red lets you kill all after they have been hooked once.
It's considered toxic as there is no real counter to it, and it very much screws survivors over.
Also some players use it to be a-holes and carry the last survivor to the hatch, close it, and mori them. Which is absolutely a nasty, no-good move. it's just being mean.
The 'equivalent' (so to speak) on suvivor side, are keys, as they allow you to unlock the hatch once it spawned, and can be quite unfair to the killer. Maybe (depending on the match) not as much as moris, but still.
I see, so like if I brought an iridescent Mori and hooked the whole team once I could tunnel and kill them all with no real counter?
yeah, seems like it would be annoying. I’ll probably keep away.
if they have unique animations I might check them out in a custom with friends
but yeah, thanks!
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@PigMainClaudette said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1677710#Comment_1677710
If you're on console, then Feng Min is also a good character to level. Alert is good for detection and Lithe is my favorite exhaustion perk.
Alrighty! Thank you! I’ll look into that!
i heard sprint burst is pretty good too.
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@MeltingPenguins said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1677704#Comment_1677704
Listen to people like that. They're just loud. Play like you want (though please don't be toxic), like whichever killer/survivor you like. Who cares if you like Claudette or Ace?
okay! Thank you again! In relation to what is and isn’t toxic my friend mentioned something call a mori? I’m unsure what those are but he said they are very toxic and I would like to confirm.
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@Heartbound said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1677687#Comment_1677687
Nah. I'm an author not a streamer. I've never gotten into video editing.
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1677689#Comment_1677689
The community is fine. What people are talking about when they say toxicity is this game attracts sore losers when you beat them after the game to the point they'll message you and stuff. Just set your profile to private and it's a non issue.
Ah, Thanks! I play console so I don’t see endgame chat but I appreciate it non the less.
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Oh, cool!
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@MeltingPenguins said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1677679#Comment_1677679
Also: Make sure you only like/play killers and survivors the loud brats of the community approve of. Or if you don't, don't admit to it. They'll tear you apart and than victimblame, telling you to not participate in any bits of the community, be it the endgame chat, social media, this forum, and that it's your own fault for getting hate for liking X.
Yikes.
building upon that, what such things should I not do?
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@PigMainClaudette said:
You will die a lot, or you will get no kills at first on either side. That is how the game goes. This game rewards consistent play and learning.
That being said, escaping/killing is not everything. Pay attention to the emblem system.
For Survivors, I recommend levelling up Dwight or Claudette first. Dwight has teamwork feats, so Bond and Prove Thyself are the go. Bond will find you other survivors to heal you and Prove Thyself is great for working on generators with multiple survivors. Claudette has healing perks, so Self-Care CAN help you if nobody is around, especially with Botany Knowledge and Empathy can also be good to find healing targets or see where the killer is on the map roughly.
Thank you! I Try to get at least silver in most emblems each game!
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@Heartbound said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1677674#Comment_1677674
You've got two choices, because over time you'll see a lot of survivors hide in the same places regardless of if you're killer or survivor. If you're playing with Dwight's perk Bond you'll be able to see what your teammates are doing, and I recommend keeping notes on where they hide on the map. When you're killer it'll give you an idea of what the survivors are going to do.
As killer, Wraith is the absolute best at fishing out survivors for two reasons. One, they'll see you and start running, which means they fish themselves out and two they won't see you and you'll see where they were hiding and you'll learn that location for later. Oh hey survivors hide there.
Once you learn what routes survivors take during chases, I find a lot of fun with Trapper (my main btw) but he requires map knowledge. However once you have that they've released a LOT of killers and because not many people play Trapper anymore, survivors new to the game have no idea how to handle his traps.
Hillbilly, Nurse and Huntress are VERY strong killers, but they play differently from the basic killers and you'll have to spend time learning these killer's specific kits.
I see. Thanks once again! I was a little scared this community was toxic, (my friend told me it was very toxic) but I’m grateful for all the help!
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@RaSavage42 said:
Play this game with a good mindstate
Things will happen:
Camping= Killer stays around hooked survivors
Tunneling= Killer focus on 1 survivor for the whole match
Slugging= Killer downs a survivor but doesn't pick them up ( can happen to multiple survivors as well)
Looping= survivor(s) who like to run the same area with the killer chasing
Pathing= running Loops a certain way to 1) get away from the killer... 2) waste killers time
Understanding killers power: killers have sound/visual cues that tell survivors that the killer is using their power
Huntress grunts as she pulls up a hatchet and a sound will play if she has one fully charged
Micky: if he's just standing off in the distance he's most likely stalking to tier up (from 1-2 or 2-3 and his theme plays every time he tiers up)
Wraith's Bell (unless he's using an addon to make it silent)
ETC...
Thanks! I heard somewhere that If spirit is far enough away and phases towards you it makes a whoosh but I can’t confirm.
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@Heartbound said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1677669#Comment_1677669
No problem. I will say while I hope you enjoy Doctor, it might be worth playing other killers and learn how to locate survivors without the static blast. It will help you a lot down the road.
I appreciate it! Do you have a suggestion as for a killer to try and work on locating survivors with? I have all base killers and huntress.
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@Heartbound said:
Edit: For Survivor, it's just experience. Play the tutorial, get the basics down. Die a lot, learn the maps as you go and find that you're not dying as much. Get bloodpoints, get better perks. (I recommend Bond from Dwight, Quick and Quiet from Meg, Self Care from Claudette, and Iron Will from Jake to start)
Thanks a ton!
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I would really appreciate any tips as to perks for doctor.