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• I play on switch almost primarily (with PC being the other platform), and the game runs fine for me. The graphics aren't fantastic, sure, and there seems to be more bugs than some of the other versions in general, but the performance is fine overall. I think it's worth it for the portability.

  To be fair my home internet is quite good, but even with worse internet in other places I don't run into performance issues other than lag. There are a lot of bs hits on both the killer and survivor sides, definitely more than PC, but that comes with the territory of a less powerful console. It's choppy at times (and more choppy than pc) but honestly, after a few games, you get used to it fast. Skill-checks have some input lag sometimes, but again, you get used to it. I'm not sure how it compares to PS4, but honestly it might not be that different.

  Also, drift is a problem if you use the joycons, but if you already have a functioning pro controller, drift isn't a problem.

  in How well does DbD run on Switch? Comment by velkrrow February 6, 2021

• @piggypablo said:

  Camping and tunneling should be neutral terms. If it was a problem, it would be taken out of the game, but camping/tunneling are game mechanics. If there are no leads on generators, why wander aimlessly on the map wasting time and easing up the pressure? It is a legit strategy. If there are no obsessions, you can assume there isn't anyone running DS, so it's safe to tunnel. What is the question exactly?

  They aren't mechanics programmed in, so they can't be removed. The devs could add in more ways to discourage it (more bloodpoints lost, slowed down timers, whatever), but they can't remove a strategy, even if it's one that's irritating.

  in Camping and Tunneling Comment by velkrrow November 19, 2020