MissKylaKy
MissKylaKy
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I mean...first of all not every survivor runs it. Not every survivor has DS because not everyone paid for it. I get that it is annoying and lots of people complain about it, but literally it wouldn't be a big deal if people didn't tunnel. There are matches I've been in where my teammates with it couldn't even use the perk. If you actually go look at what the perk days it does, you'll see that it is literally for anti tunneling and there are conditions to use it--you can't just whip it out. No one wants to hear it, lol, but if you went after other survivors and made sure they couldn't use their DS on you at all, you'd become a better killer. You wouldn't be tunneling, which forces Gen rush, and you would get better practice at going after others and making the game last longer for more blood points, even if in the end you don't kill every single survivor. You can literally play a game where no one would use it, if you made sure not to go directly after the same survivor every time.
I play both sides and I don't have DS on any of my survivors, and I just go of out of my way not to be an a-hole who tunnels when I play killer, and I've never had it used on me. Obviously other situations can affect all of it, but if you take the game so seriously that losing a game or two makes you angry, you're playing the wrong game. You win some, you lose some on both sides--that is literally the whole point of the game or no one would play.
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@Kolonite said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1673325#Comment_1673325
The thing is every other win condition you’ve suggested is arbitrary. The only solid information the game gives on how well you did is medals and pips. Going off bp or kills can be your personal choice and I fully support it, but the ranking system, medals, and pips are all the game has to measure how well you performed at what the devs or lore wise the entity wants you to be doing. In 99% of games with ranks its harder for higher level players to continue ranking up. That’s not specific to dbd. A 4k depip means you lost. A safety pip with 20k+ bp means you didn’t win/tied. You stay stagnant. You can’t say someone loses and ranks up. The two are in direct opposition of one another. To be completely fair the game isn’t all that much of a killer wins survivor loses game. You can both win. It’s all about performance within the game and how to game scores said performance.
I've never felt a pip is always a win. Even as Survivor, you can escape and de-pip, if you didn't do enough in each category. I've always thought of it as a matchmaking thing. Even as Killer if you end up with 4 dead but not enough effort put into all the categories, you don't pip. So a pip is not necessarily a win. It most definitely can be, but there are instances where that is definitely not the measurement.