RowdyRutabaga
RowdyRutabaga
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Now that I’m not addressing a troll, I will contribute to the conversation. I don’t know that rank means anything. I have played against 4-8 and run loops around them like it’s nothing, but then get killed by a very skilled killer who is rank 17. And I’ve been stuck at 14-15 for a while. The highest I’ve been is a 10 as a survivor before the bugs. As a killer I’m an 18 and I have slaughtered red and purple ranks but been bested by 12-15. My point is that rank doesn’t mean much. Skill, however, that matters more. And with this reset and subsequent bugs, rank means even less. But that’s just me.
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@Terro said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1951133#Comment_1951133
So your major form of defense playing this game was 360s and your struggling to rank up from 15 (emblem bug or not). I think you probably do belong in the 14-16 range.
Your idiotic comment tells me that you don’t even play survivor. You sound like a bitter killer who has been bested multiple times by people pulling the 360 on you. You probably camp and tunnel too because you can’t get kills without that. You are probably like the guy yesterday who dc’d when run one full loop (not by me). You are on here talking ######### about other people because you are just pathetic. And I’m willing to bet your rank ain’t that great either. And even if it is, that’s no reason to be a dick to strangers just because you’re safe behind your computer screen in your mother’s basement. See, I can make ignorant comments about strangers too! If you’re not going to actually contribute to the conversation, go troll some other post.
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@smileybones said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1894893#Comment_1894893
My survivor ques are never instant. At best, they take 4-6 minutes, at worst, 15-20. It's for this reason my killer challenges are finished in 1 or 2 days, while my survivor challenges take at least a week.
I’ve never had an instant survivor queue either. It’s always several minutes. The only time my matches are instant is when I play killer. As soon as I ready myself, I’m in a game as a killer.
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@MadLordJack said:
First of all, SWF is one of the major contributing factors to DBD's success and will continue to be open of the prime reasons people keep playing and by extension feeding money into bhvr.
Second, the problem isn't SWF, its the fact that matchmaking is awful and also survivors don't have enough info without perks, so... Yeah, that's fun too.
I agree, the matchmaking is awful a lot of the time!
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@Starshadw said:
I don't believe it's SWF that's killing the game. I think it's toxic behavior (on both sides) that's slowly killing the game. People get tired of it, and move on to other games once they finally can't stand it anymore. Honestly, SWF no doubt helps keep players around longer because you can joke and laugh during even the most toxic of matches (whether it's a toxic Killer, or a toxic random player the SWF queued up with). If I didn't have friends to play this game with, I'd no doubt have left it after the first few weeks of playing.
I wholeheartedly agree. It’s the toxic behavior that makes the game unbearable, not swf! After many of the douchey things I’ve had to endure, like a plague who hooked me and then just vomited on me repeatedly until I went through the phases and died for absolutely no reason, or the players who just hide while we die, and t-bagging, and random messaging of dumb crap like “get good” or “easy,” and several other hateful things, playing with my friends is the ONLY reason I have fun. Reporting the behavior doesn’t matter because the devs won’t do anything about it even with evidence. So yeah, if anything is killing it, it’s all the toxic people coupled with the complete lack of “give-a-damn” from the devs.
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I fail to see the problem with swf. I play with my friends because it’s the only way this game is remotely fun. Every time we get a solo player we put as much effort into them as they put into the game and the team. If they hide, don’t work on generators, don’t try to unhook anyone, or help in any way, hell yeah, we bail on them when they get in trouble. Otherwise any solo player who lands with us is a part of the family. Almost every time we get solo players they d/c as soon as they are on their first hook, handicapping us from the jump. Or they do like this crappy Bill we played with who just hid in a locker until we all died and went straight to the hatch. So, F that guy! Or, the times I have played as a solo player whoever I’m with doesn’t help if you get hooked, they are just for themselves. And I don’t see anything wrong with playing with your friends and having a good time. Especially since most killers are sweaty and toxic for no reason at all. Playing with my friends cuts down on the frustration and annoyance of all the toxic behavior.
Not to mention several of the killers are severely overpowered anyway, so if they nerf anything it should be that. Talk about unpopular opinion.
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I myself play both sides an equal amount of time and I find being a killer to be super easy compared to being a survivor. As a killer I pretty much win every game and I don’t even have to try that hard. But as a survivor, even with a decent team, we might win maybe one or two games. Especially against certain killers.
And for the record, I let my kid play this too. It’s nowhere near as violent as other games out there. Plus I’m not one of those idiots that believes violent games make people violent.