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• @[Deleted User] said:

  I think having a general strategy in mind helps for some killers, like Hag for example. You can't really get hammered as her once you know what to do.

  Others that require lots of focus and muscle memory, I think the only way is to practice often or face a few warm-up rounds every time you come back. You can watch some gameplay before coming back, but really only playing brings back the right sensation I think.

  It's definitely a thing for me too, maybe because other games/activities just can't really induce the same stress and gameplay style as DBD.

  This raises a good point, I mostly go into my matches and as much thought into a strategy I have is I take a quick look round and see if I can spot an obvious 3 gen - other than that the survivors seem to dictate my matches I'm usually just trying to keep up with them. I've got more into watching gameplay lately either via twitch or YT tuts, most talk about effective uses of perks and killers etc but I've not seen many that cover overall strategy going into the match - thanks I'll give that some thought.

  In terms of focus etc you're spot on dbd always feel intense even when you're just chilling out, and I definitely drop the ball a lot just by making mechanical mistakes and allowing chases to last far longer than they should!

  Also I don't know if this replied to you or I'm just going to be talking to myself here with your quote haha.

  in Best way to shake the ring rust? Comment by Zakkii31 April 12, 2021