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• @JPA said:

  I've never thought of a killer hitting you on the hook as being toxic, they're just playing the character, they are an aggressive killer, after all.

  On the main topic, I'm not sure, I feel that DBD is a particularly frustrating game to lose on, and can at times feel unfair, even if you lost due to a lack of skill which is not clear at the time, so I think this leads to people being generally aggravated, and doing stuff like this when they lose (or win).

  It's pretty annoying though, I'd get post-game BM for camping when I first started playing, then for tunneling. Once I knew the "accepted" way to play, I remember I got my first 4K as the nurse, with 0 camping or tunneling, pretty intense game. I said "gg" and the post-game comment was "I let you get that kill", and another person criticised me for being on windows store. There's no escaping it sometimes, no matter how you play.

  I'm thinking perhaps due to this covid 19 lockdown, everyone is feeling particularly down, and choosing to take it out on others online, which then makes the cycle worse. Although I didn't play this game pre-covid so I have no idea.

  The reason I find hitting on the hook to be somewhat toxic is just because they don't have to hit you to win or get an advantage. It's really just the killer kicking you when you're down; but that's just my opinion, and people can do it if they want.

  That's honestly fair. I consider myself a relatively chill player, I don't play DBD competitively and I often sacrifice myself for my teammates, but sometimes I get salty over matches I lose when I feel I should have pulled it off. It's usually not the killer's fault though, just my own lack of skill and mistakes. Thanks for the quick answer!

  in Why do people feel the need to BM sometimes? Comment by greyscalearch December 1, 2020