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if killers want their challenges done, then just become friendly, a simple way to show that you are, is down someone regularly and then let them wiggle off
now I will always let a survivor get a glyph, they get their challenge I get a free down, it's a win-win, no you don't have to, but I would love if a killer let me get my glyph so I do the same thing back yknow?
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That sounds like a sick idea! I love the creativity @GoshJosh come on man, that negativity is the only thing driving you down.
I'd love to see a game mode where there's a lot more fun going on than the competitive nature that is dbd currently I love it, you should totally bring more ideas to the table!
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If you have a problem with BHVR's decision and have to create a longwinded idea to play down the fact that he's gay, there's an issue. David being gay should be no different than everyone ASSUMING the rest of the characters are straight, no one should have an issue with that. And just because there is no time in the entity for relationships or love, DOES NOT MEAN THAT HE'S SUDDENLY STRAIGHT BECAUSE OF THAT
That logic makes no sense and I'm a bit disappointed.
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@Zozzy said:
You really just came out and demanded the devs give you a way to avoid buying cosmetics huh?
I haven't demanded anything. I don't like you portraying that kind of attitude onto me, it was posted into general discussions so that people can discuss, also you're forgetting the inclusion of swapping out different skins so you still have to buy the skin to get the modded skin, if you didn't know that exactly how the trickster skin that I posted worked.
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dumb but funny! I also really enjoyed the ones where killers got turned into survivors, it's funny to watch someone like bubba be so athletic! and even the one where the trickster became a survivor he genuinely fits pretty well as one, so you hardly notice, don't know if it will be possible to get those back, but I'm hoping!
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@[Deleted User] said:
It's impossible to have mods without having mods that give people a competitive advantage. It could be moderated but the moderation would be subject to opinion and i just don't think that's a good idea.
IMO i think this should be a thing when the game stops being actively developed. If they wouldn't be around to do balancing or matchmaking improvements, then maybe they should just turn it into a full casual game and allow mods and disable matchmaking.
there are certain things that are off limits as in, it's very obvious they'd only be molded for competitive advantage. now this idea ALREADY exists. pc players are in fact still able to change perk icons no issue, things like that, where it could be fun customization such as music should be allowed just like the perk icons.
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@JPLongstreet said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2889390#Comment_2889390
I doubt the devs would not include the biggest chunk of the players, those on the consoles.
Most games do, it's not new, it's pretty well understood that mods are a pc thing. even though it's possible on console, it's not usually worth the effort.
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@GuyFawx said:
The problem is you open up the barn door for this and everyone will abuse it so badly it will ruin any balance the game has left. Modding cannot ever be allowed because of this. Just mod your single player games as that has no downside against other players.
That's why I mention only allow certain files to be altered while some could result in a ban. so if you mess with killer items, that's a no no. no more bright pink bear traps right? allow music to be freely altered, but other files that could be considered cheating off limits. so that way the only moderation needed is for very specific things such as model swaps.
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@JPLongstreet said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/317912/bringing-modding-back-safely
I just don't see them diverting resources and time to support this on PC, let alone even more resources and time to make it work for the much larger playerbase, the consoles. I'm assuming you were not only considering Steam for this though.
I think only allowing it for steam might be a safer option, allowing it for epic games would be a lot more effort. from the feedback I've gotten spending resources on an external website is just not worth it.
so seeing the inclusion of a steam workshop of such is the safest option.
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@Barbarossa2020 said:
It's a good idea until it gets broken with "questionable content".
I remember when you could upload your own jpegs to spray in Counterstrike, it just turned into Porn,drugs, or racism.
When It comes to things like NSFW. that can even be automatic, NSFW filters are very easy to create, and automatically strike down NSFW content. but also it should be noted that with allowing mods, you take the good with the bad, obviously there are a lot of NSFW L4D2 Mods but that's a very small percent compared to the amount of amazing mods that I've seen, I even have 3 that I posted myself!
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@Crowman said:
So you want to allow people to mod color pallettes on skins and don't see how that wouldn't be abused to make killers or survivors super visible by making all their skins show up bright pink or something?
Like that was the issue that existed before modding was removed.
And even considering chase music just means people are going to mod it out for an advantage.
You would need a moderation team to verify mods which would be a lot of resources for something that I don't think really adds much to the game with how restricted it would be just to prevent advantages.
If you want to mod games there are plently of games that do allow modding (mostly single player or co-op games where advantages don't matter too much). DBD is just not one of those games.
I mentioned all these things in my comment, don't forget o mentioned the inclusion of moderation. also imo you can't really gain an advantage from chase music, if you make quiet chase music loud, you've just created unerving presence which is a disadvantage, and if you make the loud chase music quiet, you've made a stealth killer, either way you go, you're playing yourself, which is why I think it should be allowed
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@OnryosTapeRentals said:
Creating a platform for and hiring a moderation team for mods is a lot of work and expenses for very little benefit.
Sure, being able to recolour a skin to be more to your taste would be neat but there's far too much room for abuse and DbD already has decent customisation options IMO.
As for generator, hooks and lobby appearance/music I do think it would be nice if you could select your preferred theme in the settings menu from a list of options. E.g. Halloween, Summer BBQ etc.
I like that music idea, but also I don't think it's such a waste, since it promotes welcoming a larger more creative community!
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@AetherBytes said:
Honestly, just let people flick a switch to enable modding, which makes you queue with other modders only (at an "at your own risk" kind of way)
Hey, I think that's a pretty neato idea, thanks for that input!