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@Laluzi said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2320529#Comment_2320529
BM stands for bad manners - rude gestures include tbagging and clicking at the killer, spamming loud noise notifications, hitting a hooked survivor, and camping a hooked survivor and nodding.
Sandbagging is when you as a survivor do something that either unintentionally or intentionally endangers your teammates or prevents them from playing. Sandbagging includes blocking a survivor's way while they're being chased, dropping pallets in front of them, dropping pallets needlessly in general, running the killer into other survivors as a way of escaping a chase, trapping other survivors in rooms or corners, pointing at lockers other players are hiding in, unhooking a survivor right in front of the killer without using the perk Borrowed Time, or spamming loud noise notifications near other survivors so the killer comes over to investigate. Basically, if it's going to get your teammates killed, don't do it.
Tunneling is when a killer keeps pursuing one player - when they get unhooked, the killer ignores the player that unhooked them, or anyone else who comes in to try and distract them, and starts chasing that player again. Repeat unto death.
Probably a stupid question but how do you nod? And click at the killer ? All I know how to do is point, and say come here ! And I think circle is to drop an item. But I don’t know what stuff means but learning a few in here :-)
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@Laluzi said:
Here's a couple:
-As a survivor, tbagging to other survivors (crouching a few times rapidly) or clicking a flashlight is either a thank you or a call to attention (heal me, come over here, etc.) Doing either of these to a killer is usually considered as rude. Friendly gestures to the killer include nodding, crouching in front of them (without bouncing up and down), and dropping your item in front of them.
-If you're the last survivor and you've been downed, don't struggle and the killer might give you hatch. Struggling almost guarantees they'll hook you, though if they start hitting the air or flailing their camera, they're telling you to stop.
-If you face a Pig, you can try crouching and walking towards her. If she crouches back, use the point animation in her face. This is known as booping the snoot, and some Pig players will turn friendly, leave you alone once, or spare you at the end of the game on if you boop them. Some players aren't interested in memeing and will just stab you, but it doesn't hurt to try in a last-ditch scenario.
-If you're going for an unhook and the killer spots you and starts chasing you, don't continue back to the unhook unless there's no one else who could possibly get it; instead, turn around and lead the killer somewhere far away from the hooked player.
-If you are running from the killer, and there's another survivor running from the killer that's behind you (between you and the killer), don't drop a pallet - you'll trap them and guarantee the hook. Leave it up and let them drop the pallet behind you if they choose.
-If there are 3 survivors at the exit gates and the last survivor is hooked, and there isn't something extremely dangerous in play like NOED/Devour/T3 Myers/a facecamping Bubba/a killer chasing all of them out of the gates, the survivors at the gate should go back to rescue their teammate and it's in pretty bad form to leave them behind without trying. 2 survivors safe is iffier but should still try; 1 survivor typically cannot rescue from a camping killer by themselves, and can only hook trade and hope the other survivor makes it out. A lone injured survivor won't even manage to get the unhook and should just leave.
-It's usually best to open exit gates to 99% and then leave them there until everyone is ready to leave; starting the endgame collapse early limits your time to make saves and risks activating Blood Warden.
what does these mean ? Are they killers ?NOED/Devour/T3 Myers/a facecamping Bubba! Also why leave your item for killer if they can’t use it? The pig boop is funny tho I’m going to try that haha
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@OldHunterLight said:
Unwritten rules don't exist anymore.
But some people that played this game like many of us before 2018 here are a few things.
1. A survivor waving on hook means that they are getting camp, just leave and do gens (now a days don't mean anything)
2. Don't BM unless you can take BM back.
3. The 2 gestures, 1, the point at them usually means the killer is overthere, sometimes they just want you to leave the gen or place, and the come gesture, usually just means that, if you want you can spam the come gesture and buttslap your teammates.
4. Don't steal from your survivor teammates, by that I mean don't item tech, don't steal their chest unless it's a medkit and you need to heal yourself.
5. Noed eyes, this is a very common thing from back in the day, if the killer has glowy eyes, yes just do totems, usually those killers use noed as their first perk, rarely you see glow eyes without noed.
6. If you are upset, just say ggs and move on, don't argue with people as it will only give you headaches.
7. Use bond to help yourself and not sandbag your teammates.
8. Be careful of using certain cosmetics like p3 claudette, you might get tunneled and sometimes your teammates will actually sandbag you if they see you hiding only.
Hopefully this helps a bit since I don't remember more unwritten rules.
What does BM and sandbag mean ? And what’s tunnelled
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@Laluzi said:
I thought you didn't lose pips if the killer ends the game by disconnecting.
well I just did :-(
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@BigBall said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/257369/most-likely-a-stupid-question
is the disc in good shape? not sure if it would affect lag tho
It seems to be , but last 4 days I have been lagging super bad on the game and it’s the only game it happens on