RandDBD
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@RandDBD said:
Made a second account.
What I have noticed is that there's always a Dwight nearby or the killer is Trapper.
After changing to wifi, the disconnects don't happen THAT often, but I just got one, albeit after 10 games, but I have noticed that people playing with Pyramid Head are getting DCs.
I don't understand. While this is happening, you should be able to know that it wasn't a normal rage quit or Internet outtage because we still get points. Make the penalty System recognize this
Forget about this, got another DC. 15 Mins. I was just running around.
PS4, Mexico City, 6:48pm GMT-5
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Made a second account.
What I have noticed is that there's always a Dwight nearby or the killer is Trapper.
After changing to wifi, the disconnects don't happen THAT often, but I just got one, albeit after 10 games, but I have noticed that people playing with Pyramid Head are getting DCs.
I don't understand. While this is happening, you should be able to know that it wasn't a normal rage quit or Internet outtage because we still get points. Make the penalty System recognize this
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Your platform
PS4, wired Ethernet connection
Which region are you from
North America, Mexico
The time frame when the error occurred (The date and time you had the issue)
6:00 pm Mexico City time, GMT - 5
It also happened at 12pm and 2pm
Video proof
https://youtu.be/NCLvAKpgcH4 https://youtu.be/iKnObp_n8YAI'm at 6 hours ban. I have uninstalled the game from my PS4, will reinstall as soon as I see the devs offered a definitive solution.
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This just isn't fair.
Uninstalling the game. Thanks for the good times.
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After the one hour ban I changed some setting that people are saying around here that helps with the DCs, played two games, got DC on the third
https://youtu.be/NCLvAKpgcH4Here's a video of it happening
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Here's the most recent disconnect, the one that got me an hour ban
https://youtu.be/iKnObp_n8YAAgain, wired connection, PS4
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@Seiko300 said:
It's because people are stupid in low ranks, and don't know how to go about properly and safely rescuing their fellow teammates. I wouldn't harp on them too much though, they don't know too much better, but they'll get the hang of it eventually.
In the meantime all you need to do is work on your own personal performance to keep yourself doing better no matter the situation you're put in. Improvise even if you're dealt a bad hand, and if you really know what you're doing you will eventually pip enough times that you'll reach higher ranks. Your reward for that is better teammates who won't pull that kind of crap as frequently, but also increasingly more competitive games where some people will get really sweaty especially when you hit the highest color: the infamous red ranks.
As for what to do IN the moment? I would encourage you to run what I call self-preservation perks, the best of which is Kindred, the god-tier perk for any solo player. It gives you information when someone else is hooked, and it gives other people information when you're hooked, hopefully they use that information effectively and are more easily able to avoid / stealth around a killer. This also works well with your style of play being the "radar" of the team. You could also run Decisive Strike but this is a highly controversial perk in the community, and tensions are always high when people bring it up when talking about balance. Don't let anyone ever tell you what you can't do, anything in the game (that's not cheating or griefing) is permissable gameplay wise, but I wouldn't get too reliant on a perk that may be getting nerfed in the near future.
Outside of Kindred and Decisive Strike, other Self-Preservation perks that could help you out are
- Adrenaline (heals you and boost of speed when last gen pops so good if you're on your heels running with little hope while injured. Saving grace / last chance perk that has helped me out in many a bad situation)
- Any exhaustion perk, most status effects reset after being hooked so you can use this to your advantage for a speedy getaway. Sprint Burst, Balanced Landing if you're hooked on a hill, Lithe if you've got a jungle gym or window of a central building next to you, Dead Hard to avoid a hit, etc.
- Camaraderie - really underrated perk in my opinion, especially in low ranks where your teammates are probably all d*cking about, it can literally save your life. Even though I don't run it often I have a soft spot for this perk, as it has kept me alive for long after I should have been dead
- Breakdown - off meta pick, not actually all that viable but if you're finding you're constantly being hit straight off the hook you might have a use for it. Breaks the hook you were hooked on immediately when you are unhooked so the killer can't just hook you on it again, he'd have to take you somewhere else. Used in conjunction with perks that let you wiggle faster or help you out while wiggling on the killers shoulder like Flip Flop, Boil Over, (the aforementioned Decisive Strike, but not entirely encouraged) could get you somewhere
That and just hold out, and keep on trying my guy. Hopefully you get better teammates, but at the end of the day glad you're enjoying the game.
Thanks for this mate, those are great insights.
Currently my Jake has Iron Will, the perk with the cat on it, the one that shows auras when hooked and the one that shows auras when gens are fixed (playing the game on Spanish so I don't know their names yet)
@SuperStarStatus said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1241117#Comment_1241117
Right. Atleast give us an emote on the hook that let's us shake our heads saying No, which should imply dont the killer is around save yourself, but really in most cases dont frickin save me.
I would have thought that repeteadly pressing the action button while hooked so you would be flailing your arms was a universal sign for "don't grab me, the killer is here"
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Also, are there any strategies? Or builds? I made a Jacob with lots of sensory perks SO I'm basically the radar when I'm in voice chat
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@RandDBD said:
So what's the deal with people rescuing you all the time, even when the killer is right next to the hook and you just get hit again? I have been to lots of games in the past three weeks I have got the game and usually every 4 games there is someone that just won't stop rescuing people even if it means that the rescued player gets hit again.
Also, are there any actions you can do besides the default ones to get yourself understood by other players?
Loving the game so far. Has a few bugs but man, never played a competitive survival horror online multiplayer. Wish they could add more stuff from cult horror movies or franchises
That sucks. I usually report those for working with the killer because that's the only reason I could think for it.