Magnificent_Bats
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For all the time I've been playing DBD I still haven't learned any of these so-called god loop spots! I think if i did it would kill some of the fun of the chase for me.
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You make a lot of valid points, i'm also experiencing Rift burnout and am going to take a bit of a break but I know I'll return. Sadly, most of the industry is like this now & likely will be for some time.
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@OldManGloom said:
It's been a mixed bag for me. I'll be at 70 on the next couple of play sessions, but I haven't unlocked all the lore completely. It's pretty frustrating that some of the lore challenges are directly tied into challenge nodes that require "toxic" play, or can be thwarted by just one DC. The lore is what I want more than the BP because I find most of the in game lore really intriguing (with some exceptions). I've really enjoyed the writing for both Claudette and Evan's tomes and I'm glad that I got those completed, but it's going to bug me if I hit 70 and still have to focus hard on finishing the last few pieces of lore.
That's exactly the position I now find myself in. I got to 70 last night & still have several lore challenges left incomplete, which bugs me. I hate using those accursed flashlights, I'm just no good with them & I doubt I'll manage to get the 4 gen dark sense challenge without an AFK killer & some luck.
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@LOA said:
The Grind is real, but I didn't mind. I do love this game, even with it's many problems. I finished the entire Rift halfway through Tome 3. But I do play a ton! I also started at level 7 or 8 when it began after they gave us that little boost. Once they nerfed the challenges, it got even easier. A few of them were hard as hell,(The NOED one!!!), but not impossible. And I feel like I got my money's worth from all the cosmetics. I am a costume junkie.
All that said, the grind is real, and taking breaks with other games definitely helps. The worst part of the whole thing has been the last week and all the farming that is running rampant through the game. It will only get worse as we get closer.
The farming is completely understandable though, if the rift ended at 50 I think it'd be more realistic.
The pass should be finishable by all who paid without sacrificing any other aspect of their lives to complete.
When I hit 70 tonight I'm gonna play a few killer games where the survivors get complete freedom to do any challenges they desire. I'll use Caspar the friendly ghost AKA Big Bell Philip & let them run rampant.
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@Tr0g said:
Killer: sacrifice 4 survivors in the basement, 60k BP
Survivor: Escape with Claudette, 60k BP
Dafuq.
Exactly! How is the difficulty of these two tasks even remotely comparable?!?
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@Nobsyde said:
What can I tell you is that in everything once you have to do something, you won’t enjoy it as much as when it was your decision alone.
this means that grinding can be enjoyable only if there is no time limits involved - once you buy the pass and you have 70 days or less to reach a certain goal, the grind becomes a job.
my suggestion is: don’t buy passes, don’t even look at the upcoming rewards. Just play the game as you normally do and enjoy the occasional new cosmetic you’ll receive here and there
True facts! I'm so nosey that I won't be able to resist at least peeking at the new content though & there's also the dilemma of what to do with the auric cells on my account, I'll feel like I'm shortchanging myself if I blow them on a few random skins.
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For the lagging/ruin skillcheck make sure to check what picture mode you have set on TV (if you're a console player!) as it makes a massive difference! Most modern tv's have a dedicated 'game mode', it makes a world of difference when I use it in DBD.
For most of the other issues, there's little you can do other than chalk it up to experience & move on :)