Avatar

Yords

Yords

About

Username
Yords
Joined
Visits
3,827
Last Active

Comments

  • @Micheal said:

    If they do that might as well buff metal of men back to normal

    Could you be a bit more clear on this please?

  • @xXCAM3R0NXx said:

    I've seen the arguments between those for and against tunnelling. Most of who agree with it are killer mains.

    They say its not 'toxic' but a form of 'strategy' and 'skill'. Now I don't know what's clever and well played about hitting the same person over and over again, but that's just me lol.

    I'm not totally against tunneling, ive seen killers try their best and get zero hooks, gen rushed and swf'd. All killers want at least a kill and if its endgame, there's no other way but to go after the one whose just been unhooked. It's up to the teammates to bodyblock and distract.

    Tunnelling isn't strategy or skill, but merely a form of last resort for kills.

    P.S My opinion!

    I can see what you mean and it is pretty lame when a killer tunnels, but isn't getting a player out of the game as fast as possible the best way to win? Once one person is dead, the efficiency of the remaining survivors drops a considerable amount.

  • @HawkAyeTheNoo said:

    Depends, what some find toxic i find fun. To the tbagger to the killer facecamping smacking you on hook, fun.

    Survivors working with the killer, im offended, thats toxic.

    I actually, twice have experienced survivors working with the killer before when I was still kind of new. Over a year ago, a SWF squad kept leading a huntress to me using bond until I died. However, during my chases I was able to get the huntress to down the others by dodging and dead harding into them. But I still will never know if they all got banned because I was only able to report 2 people for some reason. The most recent time though, was a deathslinger who wanted to farm. I clearly didn't want to farm, but after everyone found that out they just worked together to kill me by blocking my escape routes. So that was nice. Also yes, tbaging is pretty funny but I don't do it very much at all because well, you get camped afterwards which is what you should expect.

  • @ringwinning said:

    What are some of your memories from when you first started playing the game?

    I remember learning with a friend and I had to tell her to use the wraith instead of the huntress to train me because the humming creeped me out.

    When I was new, I remember not knowing you could lunge as a killer, so I always went for quick attacks. This was back when survivors teleported to the other side of a pallet lol. As survivor I remember constantly hiding in lockers, I wasn't complete doo doo because I had watched many video guides for both killers and survivors before I got the game. But I was still kind of a noob at the time hehe.

  • @Hodderfodder said:

    When the Plague has her Corrupt Purge, she no longer hears the chant. Instead her right hand has the red particle effect.

    Reason: The chanting she does when she has her power makes things like footsteps and whimpering incredibly hard to hear. The chant is only there for the killer, as survivors see the red particles, so just use that as the indicator for the killer too. Integrate the chanting into new chase music for her.

    The auras of Trapper's traps show up as white or yellow for him, rather than red.

    Reason: It's really easy to miss those little red auras, especially across the map.

    I see. So for Plague, fix the sound when she has corrupt purge along with different colored auras for things like the trappers traps. I agree with both changes, especially trappy boi's.

  • @C_Frank said:

    Fresh new experience.

    A 3 swf team with 2 OoO and burn midwich. Insulting me in end game chat because y tunel and camp and he said:" is a map and perk is not toxic"

    Yeah that sounds about right, bring 2 Object users and burning midwich offering. Then, if losing, ask y tunnel and camp?

  • @BigTimeGamer said:

    UI indicators for actions like healing, being chased, doing a gen, # of totems etc.

    everything SWF can communicate to bridge the gap with solos

    I feel like this would give people too much information. The totems would allow killers to know what the survivors are up to. The chasing indicator would also be a bit too powerful besides, it kind of exists when there is an obsession. Not trying to be rude, just offering constructive criticism.

  • @RocketPenguin said:

    All those sound good to me

    Id also maybe show if any perks are speeding up a coop action. Like if your being healed it should say like botany, and desperate measures x4. Also same for gens if its being sped up by spinechill and im also on that gen i should know or if theyre have resiliance too

    Spine chill kind of does this (kinda), but I think I know what you mean. The question is how should they show what perks are affecting an action speed? At the bottom right it does show what perks are helping you at the moment such as kindred and leader.

    I think this is a good idea, making the current buffs you have as a survivor more apparent on what is helping you at the moment I mean. For example, if you are healing yourself with a medkit, there should be a little percentage right next to where it says "Heal self". This percentage should be positive, negative, or neutral. It would look like this right above the progress bar: "Heal self" (+15%) or "heal self" (-25%). If neutral, show nothing. It should also add and reduce the percentage depending on what buffs or debuffs affects the action you are currently doing. Maybe the perks could have a little glowing affect when in use too. So if you are performing an action that can be sped up, the perk that is helping you do it faster could glow when in use such as botany knowledge. Same for being slowed (you can see some debuffs at the bottom right).

  • @leatherfav88 said:

    As a survivor i had 2

    1 was with a huntress who moired me and masseged me calling me a c*nt

    2 was with a ghostface who tbaged everyone even though we werent being toxic. He then has the audcity to messege me saying we were the ones being toxic

    The last time I played with a toxic killer was also a gf tbagging and hitting me on hook because some other douche brought a Haddonfield offering. He thought I was in a SWF group with the Kate who actually killed herself first hook (amazing). Even after I told him I wasn't in a group, he said he didn't care and ez. But eh, these games just happen every once in a while and it is better that you don't take them seriously.

  • @Brhoom said:

    Playing killer:

    Not the most toxic but the one that confused me the most.

    Feng with DS.

    After hooking her she got unhooked while I was at the opposite end of the map (I dislike camping and tunneling so I never do it)

    While I was there I kept getting sound notifactions constantly, like for 30 seconds stright, I go check and Feng is just there jumping in and out of a locker...

    Why? She could have healed, got on a gen and I would be no the other side of the map. But no, a 5 second stun is better than healing and doing a gen.

    Playing a survivor,

    I have two, one about a famous twitch streamer (not toxic but rude)

    The first one was a facecamping Bubba (he made a thread here recently saying he's gonna quit dbd so yay I guess)

    He insulted me while he was streaming, saying nasty stuff about me. It really hurt me, how can a person be this awful towards other players is beyond me.

    The famous Twitch streamer was playing Pig, like he always does...

    His internet is crap, and I got dedicated hard, what hurt me is he made a joke on stream and everyone was commenting agreeing with him about how bad I played when he was the reason.

    That sounds rough. I don't really have much to say except ignore it as much as you can and don't let it get to you. I am also curious as to who the streamer is as well. Hope you don't get into another similar situation like this and continue to have fun playing this game.

    PS: that feng was just a scrub btw lol

  • Jesus, well in that case hopefully you continue to not run into toxic people

  • @Babyyy_Boyy said:

    Can we? I cannot tell you how annoying and irritating it is to be in solo que matches and see your teammates be so useless. Crouching in corners, leaving you to struggle, scared to death of a heartbeat, last 6 seconds in a chase, pre-open exit gates and leave immediately etc. I can go on and on give more reasons as to why solo que is stressful and matchmaking is still, til this day, is the icing on top of all this. Out of the 2 years I’ve been playing this game I will always believe that solo que takes the cake for the most stressful part of this game. Yes, that means I don’t even find SWF squads to be stressful. I get it, you might say “you take this game to serious”, or “not everyone is trying as hard as you”, even the famous “this game was never intended to have voice communication” but that’s beyond the point. I wish Dead By Daylight allowed Console and PC players to have a voice chat system outside of Discord, Xbox Live, PS4 parties, etc. so that experienced players could maybe coach the newer players and explain certain tiles, what a dead zone is and what not. At the moment PC has the pre-game and end game chat but it doesn’t do much IMO. What are your thoughts on solo que? Do you find it to be stressful or have you had any experiences like the ones I listed?

    Seeing baby dweet rushing to you for a save without BT when the killer is nearby, that is always gets my blood rushing lmao. Also, running kindred when solo will be so very helpful.

  • @Boss said:

    Can't really think of any worst one, just mediocre bad ones.

    You are untouched. Hopefully you don't run into any overly toxic people hehe.

  • @Scream_Queen865 said:

    I once had a killer write me (PS4) and just started straight up calling me a ######### ...you ######### and me and my swf group need to leave his lobby..he then wrote me 4 more times with very demeaning words before the match started. I thought it was weird to say the least I'm solo for one lol so no swf here. It amazes me the way ppl think and act.

    Yeah that has happened to me too, the killer assuming I am in a SWF group just because I am flashlight saving, or because saves were very coordinated (thanks to kindred for that). I as a killer have even gotten upset like this. Thing is if I am mad I just say "gg gl on next" and leave lol not berate people with "I WILL KILL YOUR PARENTS".

  • @Moisette said:

    I've had some higher ranked survivors be toxic to me a lot when I play Killer. Rubbing in the fact I'm not as good as they are. It especially happens when I try out a new killer and don't really know what I'm doing. I remember when I bought Michael - my first match was against toxic survivors. It happened again the other day when I bought The Blight. Didn't know what I was doing, so of course they had to be toxic to me because I'd miss my attacks sometimes. No one is allowed to be new to anything. You're just supposed to be an expert immediately.

    I've also had a few Killers be toxic to me. I don't know if it was because they had people be toxic to them prior match or what. I remember doing a generator once then being hooked and slashed while on the hook and being camped to death. And I don't know why. I literally started the match, did one generator and the Killer acted that way towards me.

    I'm of the mindset that if someone is toxic to me in game as a survivor, I will be toxic back as a killer. But only for the ones doing it to me. I've hooked and camped a few survivors and I didn't bother any of the others. I remember playing Hillbilly once and I caught this Dwight and hooked him. After he was saved, he decided to jump back and forth across a pallet for 5 straight minutes, causing the sound cue to never stop. I eventually got him and either hooked him or he DC'd. Then his toxic little friend also DC'd when I caught them. The last two I let finish gens and leave because they didn't do anything to me. They even let me hit them so I could earn some more points.

    That is what I do often as well, it feels great being toxic back to someone doing the same.

  • @MeltingPenguins said:

    Just had an utterly obnoxious toxic duo to face.

    They had the match in the bag. one more gen to go, last 3 gens far apart, and yet they and the other two (a console swf, perhabs, not certain) kept focusing on this one gen in the shack, all the while flashlight clicking and teabagging me. it was so obvious they tried to get me to DC, but i'm stubborn.

    It ended with a 4k, and yet these two went all 'ez'... and then didn't take to kindly when I wasn't biting. They complained I suck because there were no long chases, and I was just 'mate, you lost a match you had 100% in the bag, and you blew it for the sake of being obnoxious. Good riddance'

    they proceeded to hurl slurs at me.

    Guess some people don't take kindly to being unable to annoy others.

    Nice one dude, for not backing down lol. I love end game chats like these because it is so funny talking to people like this.


  • @shalo said:

    https://us.v-cdn.net/6030815/uploads/3J7K48JFU942/dbdthreat.jpg

    This was after my first game as Spirit. I caught him in the exit gate healing a bit too far from the exit.

    This is both sad and funny. Sad because there are tons of people like this and funny because of how he reacted over a game lol. Just laugh and/or ignore people like this. Or even better, remind them that this is a game, that usually gets them upset.

  • @KingFrost said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1641265#Comment_1641265

    I'm just on PS4, so we don't have End Game Chat. That's probably largely it. If you want to send a message on PS4, you have to type it out with a controller. I imagine most toxic people are just too lazy.

    Ah, I see. So if you are messaged by someone it is because they are really desperate to tell you what is wrong with how you played lol

  • @CountVampyr said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1641148#Comment_1641148

    Usually when he hooks somebody I am working on a gen, so I always assume he’s going to come for me. 90% of the time I’m usually right.

    yeah I know, just be more alert when a killer hooks somebody especially when on a generator.

  • @GamerGirlFeng said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1641220#Comment_1641220

    Having been on the receiving end of "Sorry, had to take my frustrations out on you after getting wrecked last game." many many times, I can say it's totally awesome being used as killers emotional punching bags despite having done nothing to earn such behavior.

    I feel ya, it happens sometimes and you just have to suck it up.

  • @Xeticus said:

    Recently I played a game as Doctor on Midwich. First time I used Static Blast someone DC'd. Everyone else DC'd before the first hook. Game was under 2 minutes. And then in end game chat I was told "my brain is leaking" by one and "######### #########" by another. That video is up on youtube now.

    Interesting, send me the link if you will please hehe.

  • @KingFrost said:

    I've not received many toxic messages. The worst I've got is just a simple "Nice tunnel." (Which I did tunnel her, but she had Decisive and it's not like I kept going after her after hooking her a second time. She popped a gen in my face after I hit her, and I wanted to make sure she knew that wasn't safe.) Almost everyone else has always sent pretty nice messages, even this poor guy I face camped because I thought he had OoO (but it was just Bitter Murmur because I forgot I was using it cause I hadn't played Leatherface in a while).

    Sounds like someone is still a newbie hehe (not that this is a bad thing) or just really lucky. I assume because I have 1400+ hours and I have gotten SO MUCH toxicity from both killers and survivors. Although, I will admit I love seeing salty endgame chats. Not because I then go off on them and tell them they suck or anything, but because it is funny when you bring logic and reasoning into the conversation and they then have nothing to say for themselves lol.

  • @UMCorian said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1641137#Comment_1641137

    You don't have to be toxic, but yes, running your best killer with you best build and best add-ons... + an Ebony Mori should basically guarantee a 4K if you slug on the last 2 survivors (unless they have a key) and don't play too badly. Also, many survivors will view burning a Mori as toxic no matter what (along with 500 other rules they have for killers - see the Parody videos), so the only way to "not be toxic" is to never use them.

    Speaking from experience, it's therapeutic to do a "No Mercy" game as killer from time to time. Otherwise, you can easily get beaten down by bad matchmaking and toxic survivors and wanna quit the game.

    Okay, I see what you mean because I still bring stuff like this from time to time because it is fun (for me at least). If I bring something like the ragequit huntress build, I will never go off on survivors because they are being toxic towards me in game because I brought a very unfun build for them so it's like ehh what did I expect?. (unless they start to wish death upon me lmao then I will resort to logic and reasoning while reminding them that this is a video game). What I meant by being toxic is like nodding your head or smacking people on hook trying to get them to kill themselves or DC. It all depends on the context of what is going on for something to be considered "toxic" in this game. Like if you trap a dweet in a corner as Billy, nodding your head will be like a hehe gotcha moment, not really toxic but just funny. In fact, when done in a way that wouldn't be considered toxic, the game much more funny and enjoyable for both sides. Just know, that if you bring a really strong build such as the ragequit huntress build, expect toxicity such as tbagging and salt in the endgame chat. Just have fun playing the build, regardless of what it is, all everyone wants is a fun game so please be somewhat nice and not toxic.

  • @Hex_Llama said:

    Prior to EGC, I got taken hostage by a survivor who refused to leave the map when the game was over. I couldn't catch him, so I was just stuck there.

    If either killers or survivors do this, make sure you record the game because I am pretty sure if it has been past like 5 mins you can get them banned for stalling the game. I actually had a game like this recently as killer where the survivors were tbaging and being toxic, and ended up losing the game VERY quickly. It was on Ormond and after I set up my web of traps I went to look for the remaining 3 survivors at the time. Spent at least 5 minutes looking for them before I started recording for some reason. And about three minutes after recording, I went over to the killer shack basement and found ALL of them. smacked them on hook and nodded my head so much afterwards lol. I didn't report them because I felt like it was a waste of time since I didn't have enough recording.

  • @Xyvielia said:

    Not the worst, I suppose.

    Survivors DCing immediately after being discovered, not even hit yet.

    Killers DCing less than 30sec into the match after old Ruin was cleansed.

    Today a Rank 2 Billy w Undying/Ruin DC’d about 4min, 3 hooks, an 2 gens into the match after I cleansed 4 of his hex totems on Groaning Storehouses.

    A Billy went ballistic on me after match (I NEVER play Claudie) when I played Claudette to get a Daily, happened to find a key in the basement chest of Gideon, then proceeded to fortunately find the hatch during a lengthy heated chase. He called me EVERYTHING, then accused me of being “the typical Blendette who always blah blah blah!”

    Toxicity usually comes post match chat.

    Yeah, that seems like the average daily salt of DBD lol. Just know that if you ever do go against people who are literally wishing death and other morbid things upon you, just laugh at them and ignore them.

  • @CountVampyr said:

    The last few days I’ve been getting an unusual amount of IMs from other survivors telling me I’m crap and accusing me of hiding in closets all game. I literally have only been using them when people are getting hooked in case of BBQ. Is that frowned upon now or something? One of these guys actually texted me “HE ISN’T USING BBQ!!!” Hard to believe this guy was a red rank because it was plain as day he had BBQ, and even sent him a screen shot to prove it. Think he was just pissed that he died so fast and needed someone to blame. Think he was playing with a friend because I had another guy in the same match also accusing me of hiding in closets. Don’t know how I did that and still get 23,000 bps (more than either of them), but if there’s a way somebody tell me!

    I think that those are what the community calls salty survivors lol. If you hide because the killer probably has BBQ, that is not in any way a bad decision to make besides, you are only going to hide for a few seconds and come right back out. Also, it is not of the upmost importance to hide in a locker to avoid being seen by BBQ because remember, the killer has to choose somebody to chase which is not always going to be you. Just be alert if you are sure the killer has BBQ and be prepared for a short time after he/she hooks somebody.

  • @UMCorian said:

    IMHO: "Toxic Survivor" is just a redundant term. You can just say "Survivor". :)

    Jokes aside, the survivors that stand out are actually the decent ones. Good players who are good sports. Toxic players are just so common, if you play Killer even casually, they stop bothering you as much. You just note the toxic ones and, in a 50/50 situation, go for them.

    Today had a losing game as Trapper. I was running Noed, so I downed 2 at the exit gate. I remembered one pointed/tbagged... the other was fine... so made my choice. May have only gotten 1 kill that game, but it woulda been the one I'd choose of the 4.

    But when you inevitably get frustrated as killer, take a few minutes, calm down, come back - go to your strongest killer, slot very strong add-ons, slot Mori, and have a wank-off game. Try to make 2 or more DC. I find nothing cures "toxic blues" more than a brutal survivor game.

    Well, that sounds kind of mean though. To recover from a bad match as killer, you try to be toxic and make a new group of survivors who probably aren't toxic rage-quit? Did you mean that you switch to your favorite killer and try some sort of wacky build that may not be good but is fun? Sorry, but the way you wrote this comment was a bit confusing and you probably didn't mean exactly what you said...I hope. Also, yes tbaging and pointing are things that I also find a little annoying sometimes, just know that it helps you more than it is fun for them because they get less distance from you.

  • @Moundshroud said:

    My worst encounter with a Killer (and believe it or not MOST Killers are great, polite even post game) was a Ghostface who slugged me down. I was the last Survivor. All the others were dead or had left. There was a Hook right nearby, and I didn't have DS. The Ghostface proceeded to dance around me tea-bagging me for 3+ minutes until I bled out. There was no reason for it; if he was waiting on DS to go away (I didn't have it anyway) it doesn't take three minutes. Nope, this guy was just a mental defective. Mercifully these types are rare. Most Killers I talk to at the end of a game are polite, friendly and seem stunned when Survivors are polite and nice back to them. That is not their normal experience. I've not had a bad post-game experience with a Killer at all, only a few encounters in a match like the one listed above.

    The worst Survivor experience? Well that is a horse of a different color. There are just SO MANY horrible encounters with entitled, racist, sexist, entitled Survivors that I don't know where to begin. I recorded a game the other day where Hackers were using something that let Bill get up as many times as he wanted and the Dwight was LITERALLY invisible. He went around doing Gens and I could watch and hear them powering up but not interact with him. Hackers are pretty bad, but as idiotic as that was.... some of the chatter I used to get. Other people have too, where they tell you they hope you get cancer and die, that your pets perish that your family die in car accidents. There are the ones that go into their rants to try and shame your behavior using ethnic or gender slurs. I mean, I'm sick to my stomach just thinking about how many HORRIBLE piles of human garbage I've run into among Survivors that I can't, for the life of me, pick you a single worst one.

    Bruh that sounds rough, it is true though that there is DEFINITELY a lot more toxic people on the survivor side and I have met quite a few of them. It's important to just ignore and laugh at them if they get mad at you for playing a certain way.

  • Wow, so I just left a HUGE amount of text explaining how you could improve in a nice way and I posted it, and it just disappeared. Spent like 30 mins writing that. So please learn how to apply pressure to survivors, look up guides on how to do that. Watch and listen to videos of Not Otzdarva, get the perks BBQ and chili, thrilling tremors, and pop goes the weasel, learn when to slug and when not to slug, and ignore salt from others, play however you want. Still cant believe the other comment I left didn't post...

  • @Mikeasaurus said:

    As Survivor, I've had a Trapper message me pre-game on PS4 telling me not to use Claudette. I asked why and he said, because you're HER. Literally, just that. So I got a little confused because I was using her Silver dress, which is not going to hide me at all, so I said, what's the issue? Shes my favourite character and I'm just using her for the cosmetic I unlocked. He then proceeded to target only me, facecamped and tunneled me to death, then proceeded to let the others live. He messaged again after that saying his reason, which I won't repeat here because it was beyond racist. I couldn't beleive it honestly.

    Well that just sounds dumb from the trapper's part. Sucks to hear that lol.

  • @RayrafLPP said:

    "Bugs" is not 1 thing.

    For me it would be DCs not be punished atm.

    I take a break from DBD at the moment but i like watching streams.

    Its just not really entertaining if every 2nd game someone DCs on first down.

    This makes me unhappy :(

    what about you?

    Yeah, DC's are pretty bad these days. Especially with certain survivors. "What is this? I misplayed and I am the first one to go down? I better DC in order to screw over my team and make it less fun for everyone. It's not like I will be punished for doing so." That is literally inside the mind of someone who DC's at the start. I have lost count of how many times games have been ruined because of that, so whenever that happens I give the last person the hatch and play kind of silly throughout the game.

  • @Johnny_XMan said:

    Now imagine if survivors could see which killer they are facing. 😘

    You would never find a game as spirit and every other "OP" killer

1 … 96 97 98 99