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@TheClownIsKing said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1778941#Comment_1778941
DMS is one of Deathslinger’s perks.
When you hook The Obsession it activates for 35/40/45 seconds. During this time gens being repaired by survivors that stop repairing them, either by being chased off, failed skill check, or an interruption like Shock/Static Blast causes the entity to block those gens until DMS timer expires.
Sounds interesting! I don't have Deathslinger so ill either wait for shrine or may buy it.
Right now I'm running Whispers/Distressing/Overcharge/Thrilling Tremors.
I guess dropping overcharge for DMS would be ideal? I was running Thantophobia to form a 3 gen core defense that was working too (Madness/Overcharge/Distressing and Thano for slow progression), but dropped Thano for TT when I saw a video of what it does.
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@TheClownIsKing said:
You’d be better off running both TT and Deadman’s Switch on Doc. Still play as you would normally with TT, but If you down The Obsession, save your Static Blast till AFTER you hook The Obsession. TT will let you know which area to best go to to have your Static Blast hit as many of those gens as possible. Now those gens will be blocked for the entire duration of DMS activation. I’ve managed to block up to 3 gens instantly this way.
What does Dead man's Switch do? I'm fairly new and haven't heard of it.
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Cool thanks! I have tier 3 TT so ill try it out. Do you think its better to SB before picking up survivors to lock them out or to pick up survivors and then see which gens are being worked on?
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Fairly new to game (6 weeks) and I found Doctor and Bubba to be my favorites. Doctor's kit helps me find survivors, Chase and keep pressure on with Unnerving Presence with a huge TR.
Bubba is just fun to play with Chainsaw lol I also enjoy Myers too for Insta-down in EW3
I was interested in Plague though if any of you have advice. Was thinking of a set like Whispers/Ruin/Undying/Thantophobia to help locate, injure and hold gens hostage. What do you think?
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I'm new and try to get one more hit in, but reading this comments and I think I will avoid gates going forward lol
I don't mind teabagging (I squidbag in Splatoon all the time lol) but its annoying when I get stomped and all 4 escape and then I get taunted.
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I'm just trying to farm BP as I'm relatively new. I struggle to find survivors and I use Bubba/Insidious to down 2 survivors since I get by BBQ bonus. After that I try to be more fair. I try not to slug and leave since I cannot find them afterwards (again I'm bad at finding survivors lol)
I did have a fun match yesterday (80k BP!) Where I got a survivor on a hook on a hill. Last gen was done and gates were open and I wanted at least 1k so I camped. Teammates came back to rescue but couldnt get near since I had chainsaw. Two of them rushed, unhooked and I jumped off and downed two of them by the gate. Got the 1k as the other downed guy crawled across lol
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I just started and I run IG since I had trouble finding hooks lol
Agi sounds better number wise so may switch it up. Also tempted to run a basement build with Myers/Leatherface
BBQ/Insidious/Agi/Whispers
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Just an update! Will work to get Stridor but have experimented with Shape and Stalk. Helps me spot survivors from a distance and I saw an interesting build with infectious fright which I may work to this weekend.
I am using the crows more and shooting for opposite gens so that's helping more, even without Whispers/SB
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@JPLongstreet said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1684259#Comment_1684259
Playing both roles in DBD, even just a little bit, will made ya better at either.
Yeah its helping me to think more like the other. I didn't even realize the lights on top of gens signal where they are to survivors so I couldn't find any gen as a survivorbat first. But now I can see them lol
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I play on Switch and try to not be q cheap killer. Im still learning (been playing 1 month) so camping/tunneling are instinctive by nature like a dog watching over their food.
I think people see the killer/survivor as enemies and its easy to get salty since the objectives are in opposition.
Trying to get better and I just started enjoying the Shape and am playing more survivor to see more of their POV.
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@Equus said:
When the match starts the surivors nearly always spawn at the furthest gen from your spawn location. So turn around and go across the map to find someone quickly. Sometimes you get a god spawn near you but I always check the 2 gens on the opposite side of the map which works fine.
After that you can either snowball or if you can't find them mid match think what you would do playing survivor and go there. You'll get better after every game, learn from mistakes. I've started recording and watching my own gameplay has helped a lot. I can see what I should have done to prevent those mistakes. Or I notice a hiding survivor I missed...
Have you tried stridor? If the scratchmarks fail you your ears will not. The breathing is extremely loud when you get used to it there is no hiding. The only killer I never use stridor on is legion, they all breath similarly to the survivors which gets me confused.
Stridor sounds interesting! I don't see it mentioned too often so ill check it out. So does it have it to be T3 for me to hear regular breathing at 25%? What's the range on it?
I do hear more about Hex: Undying since it transfers to dull totems but dont have many hex reachable yet.
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Recommendations for breaking loop as killer?
I play Doctor but loops are just stupid for him. I don't mind pallets since I can break them and set up illusions with madness but the circling just waste time. Is there a better way to break the loop or should i just leave and hunt a different survivor?
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I just started playing a few weeks ago and I couldn't find anybody. I'd get gen rushed and was lucky if I got 1 hit. 1 hit! I'm also colorblind so the fog messes me up sometimes.
Doctor alleviates that issue with his abilities. I run Whispers/Distress/Overcharge and either of the following Iron Grasp/Thrilling Tremors (am working on Trappers skill check perk-forgot what its called). Just spamming static blast wont help at all. Running Whispers helps me narrow the location and confirm with Static Blast to go for the hunt. Doctor still can't do much on certain loops which other killers can take advantage of (nurse, freddy or even clown to slow down survivors).
Madness helps since getting survivors to tier 3 is fairly easy and they have to stop to snap out of it. A stationary survivor is just as useful as a survivor that can't repair or heal.
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I just started playing DBD a few weeks ago. I tried a few killers (terrible with chainsaw, Hag/Demo I can't get the hang of) but I started using Doctor.
My issue is I struggle to find survivors constantly. I patrol the gens, but even then its difficult. Doctor removes that difficulty for me with his abilities. Increasing madness also helps lower survivors to my new level lol
I found out quickly that hooking a survivor and hitting static blast helps me camp to avoid rescuers. I'm actually starting to get okay with him now but had a match last night.
2 survivors escaped and I was at the gate. One was wounded and I got him on the hook. Hit static blast and nobody was near. Eventually I see teammate coming to rescue and as he goes to unhook I hit ST to stop the action and I hit him. Thought I wasn't going to get any kills but endrd up getting 2 at the end.
Definitely liking Doctor so far.