Lx_malice

@Elena said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2242335#Comment_2242335
I hope it wasn't me lol, someone pointed out to me recently that there's someone with a similar name to mine on Steam who plays dbd but isn't a nice person. My steam name is completely different to my forum name.

Nope. It was a long time ago now and it was before crossplay (Some time in 2019 I'm guessing?) I play on console so that makes it even more unlikely that I'd run into someone with your name. For a bit more context the person DMed me after the match complaining about scratched mirror Myers, so unless that sounds like it'd be you I'd wouldn't worry about it lol.

in Have you ever played with or against another forum member? Comment by Lx_malice June 7, 2021

Even though I personally try to avoid tunneling as killer, I still fully respect it as a valid tactic when I'm playing survivor and see other killers doing it and I have zero problem with being tunneled myself. I will probably get pissed at my team if I'm being tunneled and they aren't doing gens though. I just don't do it because in most cases its not the best play to make and for another survivors hate it anyways so why even bother?

in Killers how are you feeling about tunnelling? Comment by Lx_malice June 7, 2021

I think I'd go with picture number 2.

in Please help me. Comment by Lx_malice June 7, 2021

My god I feel so bad for you. I don't know about you, but at 3 times in a row I would've said ######### it and burned a map offering at that point.

in Saddonfield... Time To Talk Comment by Lx_malice June 6, 2021

I don't know. Honestly I think she's one of the most underrated killers in the game. Sure her bear traps are rng based on how much time they delay, but it's still more slowdown than most other killers get in their kits. Her crouch can be decent if you know when to use it at the right times. Obviously you shouldn't be crouching around the whole damn map all the time. Her dash isn't the best anti-loop as it doesn't counter anything more than small loops, but it's still more anti-loop than other killers. It's also useful for conserving stbfl stacks.

I'm not saying I think she's top tier, but she's definitely not D tier like most think she is. I think she's somewhere in like high C low B tier.

in Why do people find pig so bad Comment by Lx_malice June 6, 2021

Little somethin I made myself.

in Favorite DBD memes? Comment by Lx_malice June 6, 2021

I hit ready when I'm ready.

in Checking up at beginning of game Comment by Lx_malice June 6, 2021

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in How hard is it to do gens? Comment by Lx_malice June 6, 2021

@[Deleted User] said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2245516#Comment_2245516
huntress, trickster, slinger, plague, demo, arguably billy/blight/oni, and pyramid head in some regards.
all of these killers might be more accessible for people at first because you can chase normally on a lot of them and do decently well, but i'd argue they require more game sense than nurse and in some ways their mechanical depth is higher. you have to worry about how to play tiles depending on the capabilities of your power, as well as determine how best to apply pressure in a match depending on the skill level of the other players.
with nurse, you don't have any of that. you blink close to them & you hit them. if you don't get them with the first set of blinks & you were smart enough not to swing when you knew you were going to miss, you'll have an even easier time getting them in the next set. there's no going for fancy shots through gaps or across the map, there's no faking people out or zoning them with your power, there's no caring about bump logic or curving. there is only blinking & predicting your opponent as you would on any other killer.
in fact, i'm already starting to find her boring again. she is extremely simple.
E: like the only problem with nurse that can make her 100% harder than other killers is when you get a map like Lery's or Rotten Fields. The amount of predicting you have to do with little to no information on the survivor you're after is nuts, and unless you have insane reaction times and have mastered the bad response curve you're probably going to have a bad time.

I'm assuming you also play on console? You must be a really good Nurse then.

Honestly I've always considered huntress harder to learn on console than Nurse for me personally. Aiming and leading your shots with control sticks is not easy stuff. I still can't play her although I've never tried much to learn her. For her and Slinger I can understand. For blight I feel I've actually been having a pretty easy time with him ever since he was fixed on console. The turn rate feels super lenient now and if it wasn't for the sliding I think he'd be doing even better. For plague I can't really see any argument for her being mechanically harder than nurse so I can only assume you're talking about game sense. I will say I barley play her, but from what I understand is you get people infected and the most you have to do, in terms of game sense, is decide when the best time to use corrupt purge is. I could be wrong though cause as I said I don't play her. For Billy I can understand. I've seen some amazing flick Billys and it's really hard to try and replicate that stuff. It requires precise timing and extensive map and tile knowledge AND predictability on what survivors will do on those tiles in order to effectively make the best use out of your chainsaw with curves. There's definitely an argument there. For the rest I can't really see it. They don't seem difficult to me at all enough to provide an argument.

I am glad we can agree that maps with tons of LOS blockers do make Nurse extremely difficult though since she has no choice but to use her power to catch survivors.

At the end of the day though that's what it comes down to. Nurse has to use her power to catch survivors. If you don't know how to use it you're sol. Everyone else can fall back on chasing normally if the player doesn't know how to use their power. With Nurse you either have that muscle memory down or you lose and the better the survivors are, she just becomes that much harder to play. Unpredictable survivors will make you feel like you're playing on Lerys. The thing is that most survivors, for me at least, really aren't that good. A full team of good survivors are almost as rare as a god nurse. For that reason nurse doesn't really need to reach her skill cap (or even close to it) in order to compete with most teams.

in The console Nurse respect Comment by Lx_malice June 5, 2021

@[Deleted User] said:
out of the hard mechanical killers i honestly believe she's the simplest to learn on console. not many survivors are unpredictable enough to be that much of a threat once you get your blink timing/positioning down.

I respect your opinion, but may I ask which killers you consider the hard mechanical killers?

in The console Nurse respect Comment by Lx_malice June 5, 2021

Eh well I guess you could say that ruin, undying, tinkerer is seen as more of a universal killer build right now. People will just hear that it's whats meta and will just slap it on any killer without considering how the perks will synergize, or lack thereof, with their power.

in Why would you use Tinkerer on Legion?!?! Comment by Lx_malice June 5, 2021

Hell yeah Johan! Nice ta meetcha! Welcome to the forums, broski 🤙

in Introduction Comment by Lx_malice June 5, 2021

@Kharbarg said:
Why do these streamers name "ttv.*"?
Are the ttv letters automatics?
I watch to the most famous dbd streamers and they haven't ttv in his names.
If ttv letters are not something automatic which is the porpose using them??

It's a form of self advertisment. To let the people in their games know that they're streaming in order to get more viewers.