Rosieah
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@Slashstreetboy said:
If you teabag Killers without the intent to BM and humiliate them, you´re a unicorn. Teabagging the Killer is flipping them the digital finger.
Many Killers have their chats turned off because they are tired of getting called trash and they should kill themselves so many times per day, I think we need to respect their choice to no longer wanting to read that.
I have my chat always open though, but I completely understand why some have it off by default.
Unfortunately I don´t think your post will make a difference, neither in the toxic way teabagging is used nor the way it´s percieved.
I don't do it to killers because I know how it will be perceived and im not about making other people feel rubbish.
Exactly my point - most of us have chat turned off for that reason, I've had a lot of it myself. But how can you then contribute something positive when the negative behavior has stopped us being able to message?
The response to my post alone has proved that even trying to ask how we change things for the better leads to being spoken to like an idiot and being told it was pointless to try. Lesson learned and won't be trying that again I guess.
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@DaKnight said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1723518#Comment_1723518
Uhh i'm pretty sure 99% of teabags directed at the killer are BM. So no matter what that is how it is going to be interpreted.
I just think it's dumb that survivors will spam click a flashlight, teabag after camping safe pallets, offer haddo / mount ormond / etc.....and then consider getting smacked on the hook toxic. Then they think the killer must be super mad when in reality half the time I'm just doing it automatically to teabaggers or people who take me to the easy survivor maps.
If I'm playing survivor and the killer hits me then so what? Its their job to do it, they've outplayed me so good for them. People blame others calling everything toxic just because they don't like it and it takes the fun out of it.
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@TheWarNung said:
Sigh... when you Tbag the killer you're being toxic. When you Tbag other survivors you're just shaking your booty to say hi or thank you or whatever. the game doesn't have many gestures. It's a completely different scenario. This is pretty common knowledge. If you Tbag the killer you're just being toxic. Just now I had a survivor Tbag me after getting the hatch when her team didn't get a single gen done.
She wasn't being nice. She wasn't saying thank you. She wasn't saying well done. She was taunting me for not being able to kill her in a match where her team didn't finish a single gen. Boy do I feel chastised.
Misunderstanding my point a lil bit here? Yes people use it to be toxic (I'd argue that teasing the killer with a bit of bouncing doesnt really fit that description) but how about we change the mentality here? Maybe don't take it personally, they did good and yeah its petty of them if the intent is to rub it in but if it had been me that wouldn't be the point.