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Ow lord, I'm regretting posting this post... I was trying to have a genually discussion or just wondered if might have been just overlooking stuff but damn... Toxicity levels are rising when not asked for it.
Might have provoked it a bit (unintended) cuz clearly toxicity is on both sides noticable but dang... Can we just not be childish and talk decently about this?
If it makes more sense: i wanted to just make a Point that no matter what complain it is, you should try decently talking and arguing.. And not just... Idk be so heartless about a issue that's not your problem... If you don't want to read about killer issues or survivor issues then what are you doing on the forums? I Mean....
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@Gladonos said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2539897#Comment_2539897
No, what's childish is 1,000,000 threads complaining that survivors are all evil and stupid.
I Never said all survivors are like that! It's just the first things I see every time a killer posts a complain about An unbalanced thing in the game.
Whenever a survivor complains they get nothing but support. It's not like i'm instantly harrassing his complain and type: "learn to deal with it"....
Sure, I'm Against camping. Against instant DC'ed survivors that ruin the Fun for every1 of even instant DC'ed killer.. wich happens as well. But don't just play the pointing fingers game now and just go defend your side...
I'm only Telling how I experience this forum. If you can prove me wrong then i wanted to see. And some1 in this post already did so thank you for that
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@Clevite said:
To be fair, it's not like half the kilkers are going leave the hook anyway.
But, you're not wrong!
That's probably cuz you've been flashlight saving or genrushing then! As usual. Or used haddonfield offering.
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Ow and not even to mention the usage of the offering to go to haddonfield because it's the only map toxic survivors can play on....
But sure... We killers 'overreact'
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Camping and tunneling are the only way to ruin the game when genrushers ruïnes mine.
And i Will keep doing this until killer can swap when they notice genrushed lobby in pre-game lobby.
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@WeissSchnee08 said:
I'm sure I'm not the first to say and I won't be the last. Hooking someone and just standing there is just bad sportsmanship. You get points for making ppl bleed and chasing them. Why just stand there and barely get 10 to 20k points per match when you can get nearly 35k points per match even with one kill. That's my view on it.
I hardly disagree on that cuz if they should get punished then Survivors should get punished for genrushing and using the offering that Brings them to haddonfield
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Honestly if they're genrushing or being such a dick with flashlight always give them what ruin their game the most! Or what you feel like would ruin it mostly
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@getuy45u4iu said:
Now I think switching killers was disabled not because of individual killer MMR, but rather to avoid situation when you see a good team in your lobby and can switch to your favorite killer that you're good with. So that good survivors could have more chill games and don't have to sweat all the time. Individual MMR in theory is good, but in practice it's not transparent, and from my experience I doubt it will help killer players in any way.
I kinda disagree with that, cuz if you would see a full toolbox team as for instance a Freddy main. I don't think you would pick the Freddy for that....
Like again the only problem I have with not being able to switch killers is when you know you are going to get genrushed cuz they all got toolboxes ready. A legion main for instance or what main that can't handle genrushing would be F-ed instant and so many ppl genrush anyways that it wouldn't be Fun anymore.
My go to killer for genrushing would be Plague of nurse (even though I barely played them nor leveled them properly)
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@EntitySpawn said:
I wouldn't care if the shared mmr wasnt so high, some killers iv never played verse high level players, first of all that killer cant handle that level let alone when I have 0 experience as them. I physically dont play that killer now due to this.
That's why I proposed if they do shared mmr amongst all killers/survs to take only the latest X amount of games or months/weeks into account. Since if we would look at lifetime MMR then this would be indeed hell
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@Firellius said:
The problem with killers switching when in lobby, as far as I understand, is that matchmaking takes into account your competence with a specific killer. Which means that if you were able to switch, you could queue up as a killer you've never played, get matched with newbie survivors, and then switch to a killer you've already mastered.
Not sure if that's actually how the matchmaking works, but if it does, it'd explain why killers can't swap.
Do think that Survivors should be locked into their builds 10 seconds earlier so killers can adapt to their final choice.
I Think that's indeed how matchmaking currently works, for this reason I'd rather have them remove this MMR system and come up with a better one that's equally fair as a killer and at the same time for the 4 survivors
But your totally right on that one.
That's why I wrote how they could implement another used MMR system (used mainly in MOBA's) to allow killer swapping once more, but again it's up to the Dev's
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Survivor switching indeed has not really much of An effect since their power: "looping /sneaking" determine most of the gameplay.
So i agree with you on that one.
With killers however this is a big issue:
Although some Powers are simular: "trickster, deathslinger, huntress" & "ghostie, the shape" some ppl can play as 1 but not as they simular powered brother. For me for instance although being a good trickster and deathslinger and Shape, if i see a full toolbox lobby when I am trying huntress or ghosty (wich I struggle with, a lot) I would want to change to a killer I main, and try learning ghosty, Huntress with lobby with survivor that have a more diverse variety of items (or less items)