ScarfyTV
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Hello killer, I would like to first start off with the whole paragraph you typed. It is difficult to read, you lumped what should be several paragraphs into one, can it can make it hard to follow especially during long paragraphs words tend to scramble together, and following line for line can be hard. I would say after a few sentences hit that space bar and it can be a new paragraph.
I get the feeling your attitude in the post is coming off a bit strong, I would work on that attitude. We need to remember Dead by Daylight owes us nothing, so treating the developers with a bad attitude even demanding doesn't make a good experience for everyone involved. While DBD can be frustrating at times, we need to try to convey our dislikes and wishes more respectfully. Why would you even swear in your initial post? What is that going to solve?
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I think this is a terrible idea to be honest, and it doesn't sound fun. While tunnelling can be an unpleasant experience for the survivor, it is a tactic used by some killers for several reasons: Lack of killer experience, toxic survivor, survivor initiated chase for gameplay advantage such as distracting the killer. If tunnelling is an unpleasant experience for some players, I would use in game items such as pallets, windows. I would also use perks that could help with the in-game experience.
With aspects to gen rushing, I'd like to know what the problem is? If gen rushing as some call it is a bad experience for the killer, then I would suggest the killer adopt new playing styles to counter gen rushing. There are perks available that can assist you with that such as blocking generators.
Simply put, there will always be portions of the game that survivors and killers will find to be unpleasant we as survivors and killers need to adapt and adopt during our time in Dead by Daylight. I wish you the best of luck in the fog, hope to see you in the game sometime.