Kuudere1

@Milo said:
Oh God please don't! Why should it be 3 months?

Do you not play ranked modes in other games? They're always longer than 1 month. What would be the disadvantage tbh? What are you afraid of?

in Longer Seasons Comment by Kuudere1 February 14, 2021

@Caleegi said:
1 month is long enough

Many would disagree. Some people can't spend all their time ranking up in a game like this just to have their rank deleted a month later. You've played other rank modes in video games right? How long are their seasons typically? That's normally longer than 1 month for a reason. And if you haven't had experience with rank standards in other games, you should get some before you attest a longer ranking period.

in Longer Seasons Comment by Kuudere1 February 14, 2021

@CakeDuty said:
Rank means nothing, you'll meet as many boosted survivors up there as any other rank, and once you get the Rank 1 achievement, there really isn't any reason to wanna be Rank 1.
Rank doesn't really indicate skill, it indicates playtime.

Which is sad because a rank should do what a rank does in other games: indicate skill. Levels should only indicate playtime, and they already do: that's what devotion is for. Thus, the "ranking" needs to be a proper ranking system or just removed entirely.

in Longer Seasons Comment by Kuudere1 February 14, 2021

I sense that some people don't know what balance means in this case. Having no timer would obviously make a survivor mostly untrackable. Duh.

in Lucky break Comment by Kuudere1 February 13, 2021

@Fibijean said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1153641#Comment_1153641
That's not what oxymoron means, but aside from that, as FireHazard said, it's not supposed to be good. It's more common and cheaper than Ivory or Ebony, which is the advantage, and it's just supposed to be an option if you want to try to use it. Not every mechanic that isn't powerful needs to be buffed.

This one isn't weak, it's actually useless. Like how the crow perk was before.

Using creativity, one can see that an offering that is designed to kill that actually happens to kill no one often, is quite oxymoronic.

in Is the yellow mori basically useless? Since the last person usually trolls and is hard to down? Comment by Kuudere1 March 26, 2020

@Fibijean said:
Cypress Moris are supposed to be weak, they're only uncommon rarity. Their main purpose is to help you out with any "kill by your hand" challenges or dailies you may have without costing you a lot to bring, because as you observed, mori-ing the last survivor is practically the same as hooking them.

When you're rarely able to execute it though, it's more trouble than it's worth and you'd be better off with green or ebony. Dude yellow mori is like an oxymoron, is basically useless and not scary whatsoever, especially with the Endgame Collapse, and...essentially is useless for killers.

in Is the yellow mori basically useless? Since the last person usually trolls and is hard to down? Comment by Kuudere1 March 12, 2020

@FireHazard said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1152818#Comment_1152818
It depends what you're comfortable with.
If you don't mind using a mori than yes, that could help you out with pressure, but in my honest opinion it's not entirely needed. Shock Therapy is just used to stop people from vaulting or dropping pallets, that's about it, doing so gives you the chance to easily down them as a result. It also boosts their Madness level which can disable their progress until they "Snap Out of It" at Tier lll madness.
Static Blast is just an AOE that gives you spacial awareness, it doesn't really do anything offensively for the most part. But if you need perks, you should try something like Ruin, Surveillance, Enduring, and Brutal Strength. Brutal Strength creates more deadzones on the map by breaking pallets 20% faster, while Enduring lets you barrel through pallets without the worry of a long stun.
Ruin and Surveillance are good for tracking and disabling Generators when you're nearby, and Survivors usually leave a Generator when your presence is known, so that also helps you know that someone is nearby without the use of Static Blast. If you want to get creative than you can try using Sloppy Butcher instead of Brutal Strength, this wastes even more time for the Survivors that need to constantly heal after every hit, which gives you more time to down other Survivors and apply more pressure.
You can also use Nurse's Calling instead of Enduring, just so you get that Sloppy + Nurse's combo, but you already have an easy time detecting Survivors so... it's not really needed. You could try swapping Ruin for Corrupt Intervention, and Surveillance for Devour Hope. Without Ruin it's harder to detect Survivors when Static Blast is on cool-down, but it makes it a lot easier to down Survivors once you hit 3 stacks on Devour Hope. Most Doctors use Ruin though, probably because it's really helpful when you think about how The Doctor works in-general.
Here's a video you might be interested in on basic tiles/loops
This video can help you get used to the most basic tiles in-game, and it can even give you an idea on where to shock as a Killer to avoid pallets and windows from being used!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6QYjInzLeM&t=22s
[SIDE-NOTE]
Some of the maps in this video have been reworked, or don't show these basic tiles in them. Newer maps such as Hawkins National Laboratory, Sanctum of Wrath, and Dead Dawg Saloon are also not present in this video. This video goes over several basic tiles that still exist in Dead By Daylights most prominent maps, any and all information from this guide is still useful for review. Please keep in mind that this video goes over the most common tiles that you'll find in Dead By Daylight, it's not a review about the maps themselves.

Wow. Best places to shock. Man, that's broken! Thanks. Can't wait to educate myself with that video :3