DivineMonkeyKing
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@Minaaa said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2155926#Comment_2155926
Stop crying please. I don't need surivors to get nerfed to get my 4k.
Clearly you do which is ok. It's ok to be bad at video games.
Unless you release gameplay of you playing both sides and the people you play with and against, your opinion means nothing because it's coming from someone with no valuable knowledge, let alone skill, of the game.
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@Minaaa said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2155926#Comment_2155926
Stop crying please. I don't need surivors to get nerfed to get my 4k.
Clearly you do which is ok. It's ok to be bad at video games.
I'm not crying at all. Judging by your posts, discussions, comments, and others' replies to them, you're the one who's bad at the game. You literally complain about Hex: Ruin, a perk that can be completely removed from the game. I guarantee you that with no perks, also playing against someone (whether they're a Survivor or Killer) with no perks as well, you WON'T win. Literally almost everything you post has people replying to it, clowning you and making fun of you for how stupid you sound and how bad you are at the gaming for thinking the things you do.
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@Minaaa said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2153594#Comment_2153594
Your logic makes no sense.
If they are doing bad unhooks, they are bad players and doesn't matter if they try and do body blocks you should be able to destroy them if you are half a decent killer. Either wait out the BT, give them the BT hit or, or side step to get the hook saver. If you can't do either of these things just means you are a bad killer who needs more practice.
Why should the perk be changed based on actions of bad players anyways?
I just checked your profile and your posts/discussions/comments and you're the key example of an Entitled Survivor Main, no wonder you've spat out nothing, but terrible ideas.
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@Minaaa said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2153594#Comment_2153594
Your logic makes no sense.
If they are doing bad unhooks, they are bad players and doesn't matter if they try and do body blocks you should be able to destroy them if you are half a decent killer. Either wait out the BT, give them the BT hit or, or side step to get the hook saver. If you can't do either of these things just means you are a bad killer who needs more practice.
Why should the perk be changed based on actions of bad players anyways?
It definitely does make sense, you're just refusing to acknowledge that it does. If the person that is bodyblocking is good at it, you WON'T get past them, and I'm not trying to hit them, wait through the attack cooldown and then meet the Unhooker at a strong loop, still requiring 2 hits to down them. You're just projecting hard as heck because I'm asking for a perk that was created for anti-tunneling to only function in a way that ACTUALLY prevents tunneling and gets abused as a meat shield for the Unhooker. Not only are you bad at reading and comprehension, you're basic thinking skills need a lot of work as well. You said to wait out 15 seconds (which is more than enough time to either escape or get to an incredibly strong loop), hit them (forcing myself to wait through the attack cooldown, which still gives them time to make it to a loop), or move around the bodyblocker (which is essentially impossible if they are even HALF decent at it). You really don't hear how dumb your points are. On the topic of perks made for bad players, there's a TON of them for Survivors, the most famous one being *ahem* DEAD HARD, the get out of jail free card, the mistake corrector perk, the free extra strong loop perk, but hey, let's ignore that since suggesting fixes to things used beyond their intended purpose is apparently illegal when it's about Survivors.
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@Minaaa said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2152659#Comment_2152659
What do you think is going to happen if a killer is camping and the person taken off hook cant even take a protection hit?
NO ONE WILL EVER COME SAVE THEM
I play both killer and survivor, only difference is i have empathy for survivors because you killer mains want them nerfed to infinity to get even easier wins.
I main both sides, I even play in SWFs and I tell them not to take the Borrowed Time hit because that's stupid, mainly because if they decided to leave me and go for the unhooked Survivor AND they get hooked again, it's their fault and (although I don't voice it to them because they'll think I'm weird for it) I don't want the match being unfun for the Killer because they're getting cucked by someone who's essentially invincible for 15 seconds while they're ACTIVELY AND AGGRESSIVELY trying to AVOID them.
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@Minaaa said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2152659#Comment_2152659
What do you think is going to happen if a killer is camping and the person taken off hook cant even take a protection hit?
NO ONE WILL EVER COME SAVE THEM
I play both killer and survivor, only difference is i have empathy for survivors because you killer mains want them nerfed to infinity to get even easier wins.
So you're saying that the perk that was created to be used for anti-tunneling should not be used for that? You're saying that the person that got unhooked should be the one taking a hit? Again, I mentioned nothing about camping and talked solely about hook bombing and trying to punish the Unhooker for a dumb save just to be bodyblocked by the unhooked Survivor, then they cry about tunneling IF I down them and hook them again. Reading clearly isn't your best strength.
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@Moundshroud said:
The only change Borrowed Time needs is for it to be activated by range rather than Terror Radius. I'm a Spooky Myers player. I say this against my own best interests. I NEVER have to deal with Borrowed Time, and it kills me to see entire teams I 4K all running a Perk down against me because I'm immune to it. Base it on Range.
I mentioned and suggested it in a reply I made to this post.
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@xEzekanarioX said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2150969#Comment_2150969
What the f*uck did i just read.
A post about how "Protection Hits" shouldn't be counted by Borrowed Time, so that bodyblocking with it is no longer possible.
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@SkeletalElite said:
Literally just don't camp. It's not that hard. Hook diving is easily countered.
If you're going against a team who dives the hook you should be a little extra careful after getting the unhook so that you can down the person going for the hook dive as they are doing the unhook.
Yes, 3 people swarming a hook is so easily counterable. Also, I said that they "rush" the hook, I said nothing about camping whatsoever.
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@DoritoHead said:
BT really isn't a problem
You're just wrong, you must not have read the post. You can check my replies because I'm not explaining something so simple.
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@Minaaa said:
Borrowed time should be made base kit.
Absolutely staggering me how killer mains just want every remotely ok perk to be nerfed.
Imagine running a perk purely so you don't get tunnelled and still have killer mains complain about it because it makes them being toxic slightly harder. Honestly i feel bad about how easy it is to crap on survivors.
BT is not "remotely ok", it is made for anti-tunneling, there should be no reason an anti-tunneling perk should be used as a barrier between the Killer and the Unhooker, at that point the unhooked Survivor isn't being tunneled anymore if they're FORCING themselves in front of the Killer. It's like Decisive Strike all over again (to a lesser extent, though), where it gets used to push the objective aggress9 with a minute of protection, Borrowed Time gets used to guard the Unhooker for 15 seconds, therefore they're NOT being TUNNELED. How is it toxic for wanting to hit the Unhooker? I said that "Protection Hits" shouldn't be counted by Borrowed Time, so they can't bodyblock and I get to hit the Unhooker, and you call that toxic. It's not easy to crap on Survivors either when they have 10+ perks that take no effort or skill to use and completely take away everything a Killer has done. Entitled Survivor Main found!
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@Dino7281 said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2150660#Comment_2150660
Yeah, I don't think that is good idea. What if you actually want to hit him? for STBFL stacks for example, not just tunneling...
That survivor could run inside you, like they can do to Myers while stalking. It would be really annoying. I will rather let them bodyblock...
I'm talking about a situation where you're ACTIVELEY avoiding the unhooked Survivor and going for the Unhooker and the unhooked Survivor is bodyblocking. Wouldn't you agree that 15 seconds of bodyblocking is stupid?
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@Firellius said:
A simple rework (I don't want to call it a nerf because it shouldn't have been that powerful to begin with) is so that Borrowed Time does NOT activate for "Protection Hits", so that they can no longer bodyblock and that it becomes the perk that it was originally created to be, a solely anti-tunneling perk. It would be most appreciated if people left their own feedback and replies to this idea. Thank you for coming for my Monke Talk.
Really hard NO, because that means the perk is completely deactivated if there is an injured survivor nearby. If you hit the unhooker, and then they unhook, the perk is completely gone. This wouldn't be a rework or even a nerf, this would just be outright deleting it.
All BT needs is to have its endurance effect remove killer collision so they can't bodyblock with it.
Great point, I forgot about that.
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@DivineMonkeyKing said:
As we know, Borrowed Time was created as an extra hit shield so players do not get tunneled after getting unhooked. Scenario Time: the Killer is hard focused on you the whole game, but you can only do your best, so you get downed. Moments later, you get hooked, after which the Killer proceeds to camp you. If there was no Borrowed Time user in the trial, you would be able to get downed IMMEDIATELY after unhooking, which the targeted Survivor would deem "unfun" and/or "toxic". Okay, BOOM, introduce Borrowed Time as a quick fix. Now, it gets used aggressively, and now instead of it being used popularly as an anti-tunneling tool, it gets synergized with Decisive Strike (another anti-tunneling perk) and Unbreakable (an anti-slugging perk), with Dead Hard (free chase extender perk and quick error fix for Survivors) or Soul Guard (used popularly with Unbreakable so they can get up and NOT be downed until after 8 seconds have passed after getting up). This leads to people, after getting unhooked, to be an invincible tank for their team by being able to bodyblock for them, buying them time by either forcing the Killer to hit them and get nothing out of it or stall the Killer by obstructing their path. In the chances they go do after doing this, they are in a position where they can neither be picked up (Decisive Strike) or slugged (Unbreakable), so you genuinely have no way to punish or kill the Survivor for doing something as reckless as that. All of this causes Killers ot get upset because there are loads of things that cater to the Survivors and completely make the Killer unable to play the game the way it's supposed to be played because these perks stop that. Too much time and effort is stuck on making the game "fun" for Survivors, instead of BALANCED for both sides. A simple rework (I don't want to call it a nerf because it shouldn't have been that powerful to begin with) is so that Borrowed Time does NOT activate for "Protection Hits", so that they can no longer bodyblock and that it becomes the perk that it was originally created to be, a solely anti-tunneling perk. It would be most appreciated if people left their own feedback and replies to this idea. Thank you for coming for my Monke Talk.
So it seems I miscommunicated my point. I was suggesting that Borrowed Time does not count "Protection Hits", so you can not bodyblock for whoever unhooked you because then you're not being tunneled. It should function the same way as usual, except probably change it from terror radius base to distance from hook base since some Killers and perks counter Borrowed Time.
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I definitely believe so, I have gotten loads of 4ks with Demo, but have yet to actually get adept, I need to intentionally drag on the game, which almost always ends up hurting me in the end because I got greedy for 4 more of the need hooks or 8 chases so I can end my Adept hunting torture, only to get outperked and lose the last few gens. They need to make it so that you only need a 4k, like back then.
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@ShirtlessDavidMain said:
On the contrary, I'd almost rather just see Survivors unable to change loadouts in the lobby -- SWF can set up their builds pre-lobby; solo's aren't really able to synergize with swf's anyway so they can also just pick their build pre-lobby; make it so only the Killer can change loadout (for those lobbies they want a Franklin's to punish annoying item runs) and also prevent Survivors from 'changing characters aka. skins'.
Definitely an interesting take, I thought of that before, but it's just gonna get played around by survivors bringing in meta perks while the killer still can't change their own character, although it would be equal that neither can change once in lobby
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@JPLongstreet said:
The killer lock in lobby is due to MMR, whenever it returns, so I doubt it is gunna be reverted. Issues with map offerings i would say more indicate imbalances on several of them rather than the offerings.
As far as removing map offerings altogether that would render some killer builds pretty much useless, like trying Spoopy Myers outside.
I see your point with the build + map synergy builds, but I genuinely believe that map offerings for survivors should be disabled in a swf of any capacity, therefore still giving the killer a chance instead of just wasting their time. The MMR system on the other hand is absolutely stupid, the purpose of it was so that you get skilled/unskilled survivors based off of your killer, but if anything, the MMR system proved how stupid it because survivor skill is almost universal regardless of the killer, there's no way a survivor can be godlike against one killer and absolutely cheeks against another, so they need to remove it altogether and make it like the old DBD, where the only times you get survivors of differing skill is when it comes to ranks instead of "killer familiarity".