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@[Deleted User] said:
https://forums.bhvr.com/dead-by-daylight/discussion/comment/3679204#Comment_3679204
Yeah it's good. I personally would like to track some DBD data, just lazy.
I feel that honestly, I had a game tracker but it got to the point where the data I was tracking was taking like 5-10 minutes every match just to fill it in. Gave up on it after like 200 matches
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@[Deleted User] said:
The only player to make DBD actual homework.
I like spreadsheets and my friends like the data
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The intial use of the spreadsheet was seeing what perks and play styles resulted in consistent kills. I was contemplating factoring in survivor perks and how that affects escape rates.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_JhzVZwD1zMRWEjj_YpFhiCDuJVwgh310TQfcupgJ5Q/edit?usp=sharing
This is an older example of what I was doing in October
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@Patrick1088 said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/351201/game-stat-spreadsheet-i-made
How do you know if they were SWF? Assumption or did you ask?
Wouldve been interesting if you added time of day and timezone. You probably would've seen some interesting trends.
One more interesting thing to track is offerings. If you see a team of all flans they could either be casuals looking to farm or gen rushers looking to maximize bloodpoints and leave
The SWF was purely my own, if I was in a SWF at the time or not as these are all games from Survivor perspective. I think adding time of day could be interesting but these were largely same 4 hour period over a few months and offerings are being implemented in the next sheet I'm working on
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@dugman said:
Nice, that's a lot of matches. 🙂 I took the liberty of running Deaths by Appearance by killer and map in case you're curious.
That's awesome!, I did want to put that data in and just hadn't gotten to it yet. I had a 100 game data set before this one which I did this for and it, I'll post the link for that first set here as well.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1IyGoG05xhd-uPUh4vloi6tOrtgorIl95WU38SMxHbFM/edit?usp=sharing
Far less data but I'm still proud of it
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@HugTheHag said:
Rough recent games in the gameplay department I see !
I thought about making a similar spreadsheet, but I'm not really bothered keeping track of all my survivor games, my friend already complains about me taking too much time chatting with the killer or solos. (all good things generally !)
I started doing it for my killer games, but I was learning a new killer at the time and I got embarrassed by my, hm, humble beginning. So I stopped tracking haha ! Might start doing it again at some point.
I started doing it, after seeing a video of someone tracking 10 games (I think it way Kyto but it was so long ago I can't be certain). I showed it to my friends recently after they got curious and now for the event I made it open so they can edit it too because they wanted to put their own solo games in. I'm not sure why but this sheet has made the game far more enjoyable for me even with the rougher games in there
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@SpaghettiYOLO said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/3233133#Comment_3233133
lmao not even. I've been keeping track of killers and survivors I've faced that DCed since July. 39 killers have DCed. 201 survivors have DCed.
You can't forget that 1 survivor DC'ing can cause a snowball effect though, and there are more opportunities for survivors to DC in a match than Killers
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I've since made an updated version of the spreadsheet that I'm using for the current Haunted by Daylight event and will be making a public version for people to use once the event ends