Clerica
Clerica
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"for example: we all spawn in the killer shack next to a gen, i work on the gen and the rest run into the basement or run away. like thats complete common sense!"
I mostly agree with the others here, but I wanted to address this particular part because... well it really just shows that you have very little experience in the game. I'm not sure why you're upset about these survivors not, what, 4-manning a gen with you?
Here's why: it's awful game sense. For two reasons:
- One: If the killer finds one of you, he finds all of you, and then NOBODY's on a gen for however long. It's much better to be spread out and guarantee that the killer can only push one person off of a gen at a time.
- Two: Gen progress is slowed down the more people that are on it. You get more bang for your buck if four people are on four gens, then if four people are on one gen, by a LOT.
Just learning the game and how to play and pip (notice I didn't say survive) without depending on the other survivors will get you through most of your issue. Yes, if the stars align, and 3 people dc and the killer has every "I see you" perk in the game, slams the hatch shut, and camps the two doors which unfortunately spawned right next to each other, then yes, obviously, there's not a lot you can do. But at some point in learning the game, you realize that the goal isn't surviving; it's pipping. So, if circumstances ######### you over, then your goal changes from pipping to safety pipping. Hopefully next game goes better.
You have a rather impressive victim mindset. If you don't know what that is, Google or YouTube it. You usually see it in League of Legends, hurts my soul a bit to see it in Dead By Daylight, not gonna lie. Good luck!
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As a survivor, the answer is: Yes.
You can give up if you want, that's fine, but I'm gonna run in and out of your red stain for chase points, flashlight you, take hits, and heal my friends for blood points. Especially being red ranks where going up against a lower ranking killer means try harding just to safety pip. So yeah, I would, if I were you and decide to give up on a game, do a few things:
- Don't open the gate. Survivors want those points.
- Make sure your red stain is accessible.
- Just stand there.
That's it! We'll do the rest, granted, it'll take us some time. AFK, go to the bathroom, get a drink/snack, watch a YouTube video, come back in a few minutes, and I promise we'll be done. I usually give a thumbs up to killers who aren't spiteful little shits who open the gates and then stare at a wall to point deny the high ranks. Don't be that guy.
That all being said; I 100% agree with those above. Don't give up! Every hit is points, every chase (even failed) is points, finding and closing the hatch between the second to last and the last survivor leaving through the gate is points. Going around and breaking pallets and breakable walls are points. There's even killer-specific stuff you can do while you wait: e.g. Trapper setting and resetting traps over and over, Twins unbinding Victor, Ghostface or Michael Myers stalking, etc. I've taken a lost game from a depip to a safety pip or even a pip just by doing these things. Go through and read all the emblems descriptions in your end-game screen. Hooking and killing survivors aren't the only ways to get bloodpoints and aren't the only way to up your emblem scores.