EnoughisEnough
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Good pyramid head is an oxymoron.
he isn't very good. he needs a looking at. relies too heavily on survivor mistakes and survivors being new
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@Mazoobi said:
I don't mind if they did, but it's pretty sad that it's a common sight in gaming communities.
You just have to move on if any devs don't want to do anything abt it.
It is indeed very sad. The difference in this game is I'm a singular individual. Do LoL teams wish death upon each other? Well sure, but thats 5v5. This is a 4v1 game, where the 4 players are telling the 1 player to die in a fire.
The 1 player who logged on to just have a fun game and played the game the best they could. It is much more impactful a single individual has to bear the full brunt of the hatred of 4 others.
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@AMOGUS said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/324674/wishing-death-should-be-permabannable
Am I the only one whose experience playing both Survivor and Killer doesn't match yours? I often meet radio-silence after my matches, unless this is more common at high MMR?
Based off of your name and low post count, are you some sort of gimmick account?
My name and low post count, am I some sort of gimmick account?
So lets break that down and find out.
The most important thing for you to realize is that most people who play DbD, aren't on the forums. I'd say 90%+ of the playerbase do not use the forums, if not higher.
In general, for those people, there would be no reason to come to the forums unless something was really bothering them, in which case they would create a new account and talk about it. If its based on a single issue, they might even name their account to reflect the issue they have.
New accounts have low post counts since they are new accounts; does that make sense to you?
Out of curiosity, what is a 'gimmick account' in your mind?
And yes, the higher the MMR, the more likely you are to get death threats, especially on PC.
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@Vyne456 said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2962119#Comment_2962119
I agree with you with this statement.
Indeed! BHVR needs to workout the fastest a survivor can go 'legit' and how long they can do it for.
Any speed throttling past that speed and/or length of time needs to be flagged.
I am new to DBD, but I don't know that BHVR punishes anyone for anything. The flagrant cheating, the constant death threats, its like the wild west, but with psychopaths instead of cowboys.
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@Brokenbones said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2963035#Comment_2963035
Honestly it's hard to know sometimes, from your example it's probably more likely just them being smug about getting the hatch and trying to rub it in (Which tbh is laughable because it's pure luck)
Generally people see this stuff as BM but not necessarily hateful if that makes sense. Others try to justify it as a way of 'tilting' the other side into making mistakes and playing poorly. I don't know if you've ever played a game like Rocket League for example, people use the quickchat system in that game for a similar purpose (They spam "nice save!" after every goal for example)
I don't do it myself and I think it's crappy but it's not just about specifically 'hate' is my point.
Sometimes I like to point at the killer if I pull off a risky play or something I shouldn't have, not out of hatred but as a means of going like "nice try". Contrary wise if I end up downed and they do smth like shake their head at me or w/e it's fair game.
Brokenbones,
Thank you for your reply! I would agree with you its hard to know -- if after teabagging on hatch for 3 minutes they didn't tell me to kill myself and uninstall in end-game chat.
To be blunt, its immature and childish behavior. And there's no point in tilting your opponent once the game has already been decided. At that points its just called 'being a douche'.
I get the celebrating a good play -- I don't mind that -- if a player out plays me I'll give them props myself. But I'm not talking about that, I'm not talking about a player who points once after a sick loop... I'm talking about 'teabag at every chance you get' type players.
I do play rocket league -- and the chat spam doesn't bother me -- because its simple chat spam. I've never had anyone in rocket league ever tell me to uninstall, kill myself, and have my mother spread my ashes over a garbage dumb while their 3 friends laugh.
If the players were just teabagging, that'd be one thing, its the teabagging in conjunction with the "hang yourself noob trash" that is where it crosses the line (imho).
The survivor community just seems vile, like a nasty, hateful group of people.
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@Brokenbones said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2963028#Comment_2963028
The stuff ppl do in the game itself isn't always about hatred tho. End game chat yeah there's way too much vitrihol sometimes
Ahh ok, maybe I just don't fully understand.
If someone sits on hatch for 3 minutes waiting for me to find them -- only to teabag over and over again as soon as I see them -- what message are they trying to send?
I thought it was an 'F you' but I may have misinterpreted it.
What is it?
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@Brokenbones said:
Also worth pointing out in the majority of PVP games these days players have ways to many express themselves
Stuff like voice chat, quick chats, emotes, character voicelines and so on. Clicking, Tbagging and nodding is all we have in DBD really
Not justifying it, but I imagine that's a small part of it
They do have a way to express themselves, end-game chat.
For instance, I play Company of Heroes 2 and Starcraft 2 every day.
Each match begins with: gl hf
each match ends with: gg
Something about this community is special -- and not in a good way. If you feel a constant need through character movements to express your hate for someone playing a video game trying to have fun, something is wrong with you.
I fear this community is... not right upstairs.
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@Shaped said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2963019#Comment_2963019
It is not an excuse but toxicity is a common theme in pvp games in my experience.
Ok, well in my experience, having the other team tell me they hope I die of cancer in over half of my games is not normal.
Trash talk? Sure, very common. The absolute vitriolic hate of this community? No, not common.
And it shouldn't be normalized or rationalized or explained away as 'normal for pvp' -- it isn't.
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@[Deleted User] said:
I will say for point 3 - don't get upset about this. I know when I first started this game it would annoy me too but now I'm like "They are survivors trying to work as a team to survivor." Sometimes they need to get aggressive to do this and often you can turn this around to your advantage.
Yeah, the waiting at gate is annoying but I just go to basement and go get myself a drink or something.
I'm sorry you seem to be experiencing the worst players. It's not always like that.
Thank you for your input.
If I may ask -- what is up with the obsession with having the killer see you before you leave?
For instance, why do survivors wait 3-5 minutes at the exit gates doing nothing (not like anyone is on hook, no healing to be done) -- just to make sure I see them leave?
What is so important about me watching them leave that every end-game needs to be like this? Is it some twisted kind of need for validation?
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@Shaped said:
New to pvp games?
Am I new to pvp games?
No, I'm 33 years old, I've been playing video games for about 20 years, most of which is pvp.
I have never seen a community as horrible as this one in those two decades.
being a 'pvp' game is no excuse for the frequency and severity of the statements made.