Harmoniya
Harmoniya
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I take note of what you’ve said, but I also notice that you didn’t mention anything about adding a more serious ranked mode. Even though I know BHVR is quite reluctant on the subject, it’s becoming really frustrating to constantly deal with the toxicity of certain teammates.
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I think adding the feature you mentioned, allowing players to avoid toxic teammates, is a good idea and could improve the overall experience. However, it wouldn’t fully solve the core problem. If some players are mentally unable to handle playing through a single game of Dead by Daylight without giving up or acting out, perhaps they should reconsider playing instead of ruining the experience for others who want to enjoy the game.
Removing the disconnection penalty, as you suggested, would likely exacerbate the issue rather than resolve it. If there are no consequences for quitting or engaging in toxic behavior, some players would take advantage of that leniency, knowing full well that they wouldn’t face any repercussions. This would ultimately harm the majority of the player base—those who are committed to playing fairly and responsibly. Why should players who want to enjoy the game properly have to suffer because others refuse to respect the rules and their teammates?
Instead, I propose a more balanced solution: introduce a new gameplay option, such as a ranked or competitive mode, similar to what many other multiplayer games offer. This would allow players who are serious about teamwork and fair play to enjoy a structured and meaningful gaming environment. Meanwhile, a casual mode could cater to those who prefer a less rigid, lower-stakes experience.
By implementing these changes, Behavior Interactive could better address the needs of both groups: competitive players who value a serious environment and casual players who may not always approach the game with the same commitment. This dual-mode system, combined with effective penalties for toxic behavior and rage quitting, could strike the right balance to create a healthier and more enjoyable community for everyone.