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@Adonisadon234 said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/461472#Comment_461472
Yea, i mean time from when they were born
Did some research:
Adiris (the Plague) is obviously the eldest, she's from Babylonian times.
Evan (the Trapper) seems like he'd be from the Industrial Revolution, so probably the 1700s, or maybe even 1800s.
Philip (the Wraith) came from Africa to America, so he must have come in a time where things were really good in the US. Maybe somewhere around the 1950s? I don't know US history very well.
Max (the Hillbilly) is a mystery to me. His clothes seem fairly modern, so let's just say somewhere between the 1900s and 2000s
Sally (the Nurse) was kinda easy. Googled nurse uniforms and it seems like she was from between 1890s and 1900s.
Michael (the Shape) was also easy, because he's a licensed character. 1960s-ish
Lisa (the Hag) also isn't easy. All we can go on is the shackle in one of her addo-ons, which was apparently used between the 1800s and 1900s. (I assumed it was a "Darby type" shackle.)
Herman (the Doctor) used something called Electro-convulsive Treatment. According to Wikipedia, this was invented in the 1930s, so perhaps he was from around that time.
Anna (the Huntress), German soldiers passed through where she lived (Russia), so I'd say she lived during WW2. 1940s, maybe 1950s.
Bubba (the Cannibal) was also licensed, so between 1940s and 1990s, probably.
Freddy (the Nightmare) also licensed, I'd say between 1980s and 2010s, depending on which movie they got him from.
Amanda (the Pig) aaalso licensed, probably somewhere in the 2000s? I don't know the Saw movies very well.
Kenneth/Jeffrey (the Clown) well, his backstory says he was born in 1932, so there you have it.
Rin (the Spirit) judging by her add-ons, and small details like "she worked part-time", she sounds modern and might have been taken by the entity recently. My best guess is between the 2000s and now.
F.J.S.J (the Legion) is very obviously from between 1993 and 1996. You can tell by their add-ons and cosmetics.
Most killers seem like they're from the 1900s. These are just my guesses. Let me know if you think something is different from what I said. ^^
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I really like your headcanon. I wrote a few fics on the Legion a while back and also developed a backstory for all of them. Here's what I came up with:
Susie (the protagonist of the fics I wrote, so the most developed character): Her father died in a car crash when she was younger. Her mother couldn't really cope with that, so she focused on her work as a journalist so much that Susie felt forgotten and left alone. She had a few friends over the years but stopped hanging out with them, preferring to be left alone. In High School she was alone for a while until she met Julie, who pitied the lonely girl a little bit and invited her to one of her parties. Julie and Joey had already known each other for a long time and Susie joined them, forming a small group of friends. At the start of the story, she's still very quiet and shy, but over time (and under Frank's influence) she becomes more impulsive, speaks her mind more and enjoys getting that adrenaline rush from doing small, petty crimes around town. Of course, these crimes escalate over time.
Julie: (Officially named Jules) She comes from one of the wealthier families in town. Her parents care a lot about their image and taught their daughter to do the same. So she became very popular in school because of this and she did enjoy the attention she was getting, but she also hated to have so many eyes on her at the same time. When she was just starting to throw parties, Joey showed up and basically told her the music was #########. They had a small argument and Julie told him that if the music was so #########, he should come over the next time with something better. He actually did and their friendship grew from there. When Julie saw Frank for the first time she was immediately interested. He walked with a hood over his head and his hands in his pockets and looked slightly bitter. He definitely looked like he didn't wanna be there, at school or Ormond, and she could relate to that. So she did what she thought was the best way to make friends at that point and invited him to one of her parties. As she grew closer to Frank, Susie and Joey, she started to give up her popularity and left old friends she hadn't cared much for in the first place. She was also the one that came up with the idea to have all their names end in kind of an -ie sound, but Frank was the only one that refused to be called something like that. He didn't want to be know as Frankie, lmao. Julie also had plenty of detention hours stacking up at one point, because she skipped class and hung out with Frank a lot who dropped out of school and some point.
Frank: He didn't remember much from his childhood but knew that he wasn't put into the foster system for nothing. He had been in many homes where the adults couldn't handle him and they always threw him out again and again, until Clive Andrews picked him up. He was the first foster parent he had that seemed to generally care less about life than he did. So he wanted to get away from Clive at first and move back to the city, because a town like Ormond was obviously dead. But Julie, Susie and Joey were enough for him to stay. Frank was very aggressive, impulsive and wanted to resort to violence when things didn't go his way, but he was never like that to his friends. (Note: I really hate it when people portray Frank as some psychopathic monster that was horrible to his friends.) He loved Julie with all of his heart, he was almost a father figure to Susie and he was Joey's best friend. He was the reason that all of his friends got into the petty crimes he had already been busy with back in Calgary, but that didn't mean his friends weren't willing. I especially developed his relationship with Susie, because I find it really cute in how he might have been this father figure to her, that protects her no matter what. He was the reason that she started to speak her mind and he told her that it was okay to tell them her opinion on matters. He was proud of how much she grew as a person. His relationship with Julie is also kind of different from what you'd expect, I see him as the "fists" but Julie is the "brain". Frank was very impulsive, but Julie thought about all of her actions and often times when he wanted to lash out, she stopped him and came up with a better plan. Sometimes these plans were just to stay calm, other times these plans were the crimes that they did. Frank dropped out of school halfway his senior year. After he was kicked out of the basketball team, he said he had no reason to stay. His grades were ######### and he didn't think he'd pass his exams.
Joey: (Officially named Joe) Joe comes from a pretty big family and was the oldest in the house. He took care of his siblings a lot when he was younger, but as he started hanging out more with his friends he kind of left his family behind and did whatever he wanted to do. He often told himself he was selfish for doing so but the family could often times be too much for him to handle. The kids were often left to take care of themselves because his parents had too much work to be able to take care of the family and he didn't come home that often anymore. If he did, it was for food or to get clean clothes and a shower. He slept in the lodge a lot. Joey and Frank were best friends and often playfully shoved each other around or were rough with each other. But when Julie and Susie were already asleep in the lodge next to the fireplace, they'd often sit outside, looking at the sky and they'd have more serious conversations.
What I believe happened on the night that the janitor got stabbed, was that Frank freaked out. Some sicko was holding his arm around his girlfriend's neck. His impulsive side took over and he stabbed the man in the back. When he saw what he had done, he yelled at his friends to finish the job. He didn't want to just stand there, alone, with his friends staring at what he had done. So they would all do it. Even if it meant he had to force Susie. Once the body was buried and Frank went into the woods, for some reason the Entity wanted him. The easiest way to get Frank into killing for it was to bring his friends over so he wouldn't be alone.
Sorry if the end seems cut short, I have to go. Thanks again for your take on things!
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They deserve more love and credit than they're currently getting. Thanks, devs, for making this game, which is fun to play.
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I really, really want different game modes! What we currently have is good and I'll still play it, but something different would also be fun, to change it up a little.
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Because NOED will stay the same, will we get a totem counter?