raiden007
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@Reinami said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1291505#Comment_1291505
The 1st scenario you mentioned is your fault, don't step on the trap, you shouldn't be able to intentionally feed because you played badly.
The 2nd scenario is literally a bannable offense, its called working with the killer and is one of the reportable options the devs ban for.
The 3rd option is partially your fault and your teams fault, but just because a teammate makes a mistake doesn't give you the right to intentionally feed. if a teammate played badly in CSGO with the bomb do you deserve to just suicide into the enemy team the rest of the game?
Same as above, someone made a bad play, it happens. Why does a teammate making a bad play give you the right to quit the game? This is a team game, if you don't like it, then you need to play SWF or killer,
Any other team game will punish you for dying on purpose because your team made a bad play. It's ######### sportsmanship. Do you see any professional sports players throw a game when a teammate makes a bad play? If it's not ok in any other major multiplayer game, why does this community think it's ok in this game? Its stupid, and it clearly ruins the game.
It has happened to me as survivor at least 4 times in the last 10 games i have played. And each time i'm just doing a gen, someone gets chased somewhere else, gets downed a hooked and then instantly kills themselves because they are the first hooked. No interaction with anyone else, nobody made a bad play, they just got pissed and suicide and its bullshit, and you know it is.
So I should penalized for someone else being a douche more than I already do by giving up survival points?
This suggestion is terrible.
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I thought it was broken so I said something then found the thread about it five minutes later.
Derp.
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This sounds amazing. I love the concept!
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I'm about done with this game. Bhvr doesn't listen to the players even slightly.
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Ah, that's what I figured. Thanks
