Starbricks19
Starbricks19
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Thanks guys, very good answer so far, very clear I appreciate that. Make sense what you both say, chasing without a gap closer is time consuming and is exactly what a killer don't want. Lopping is the key for survivors then!! That's make think about another question then but I guess this is material discuss in tons of posts.... But if the game mechanics are these, so why I read about so many complaints against looping?? Survivors have no tools to escape, just run and don't get cought, looping is the bread of dbd.... No loop i guess would be a free win for killer. I will try more killers to understand the differences and play style! Thanks again
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I do understand the needs and agree, it should be implemented something for who can't hear the sound of dbd. But, I do play as well with a deaf friend, he's a master in spotting the killer. Don't ask me how, I guess his sight improve playing the game, but doesn't matter where the killer is, my friend will see him in advance and leave, playing better then us hearing the terror radius. Lovely skills let me say that.
He does complain that being a killer is difficult for him, being unable to hear working gen by walking next to them or simply not hearing injured survivors, ofc perks helps him being a better killer but still....
Enjoy the game my friend! :)
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Thanks for that, sound like a fun new way to play. I'll give it a try