Senyor_Yiff
Senyor_Yiff
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Oni might have the muscles, but Pyramid Head carries the weight of many sins with such ease
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The survivor that dies the most for me is whichever survivor I chose to play as, which usually tends to be Rochelle since she's my favorite (other than her I usually pick random since I like all the survivors :p)
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The animations look much more fluid and natural, and I haven't noticed any change in movement aside from crawling (which the dev's have said would be the only movement being altered). The only thing I dislike is the standing pose for survivors. The old standing poses made the survivors look on edge and nervous of the surroundings, while the new standing pose looks like the ending scene of The Blair Witch Project
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The problem with the perk isn't that too strong, but rather that it's too exploitable and over-used by some as means of invulnerability rather than anti-tunneling. The new nerf for DS still serves the same purpose it was originally intended to: prevent tunneling. If you have time to work on a gen or totem, you aren't exactly being tunneled, even more-so if another survivor gets downed and hooked during that time. With this however I do agree that part of DS's nerf could be altered; when active, the survivor should have to perform an action for a certain amount of time for DS to deactivate, as I can see some survivors touching a gen for a split second and potentially deactivating it when they are being tunneled.
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The new HUD's a step in the right direction albeit not implemented too well. All the new additions like the animations, map and character reworks, and even the HUD show how much effort they're putting into the game. The DBD Twitter page already posted that the team's looking into fixing current bugs and even addressing the HUD, things look positive imo!
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Zarina, for her backstory, as well as David for the same reason
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Is it because it's easy to bait out and punish?
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The Legion has such a simple design but is also one of the scarier killers in the game to me. They're not paranormal or cursed or anything otherworldly, they're just a group of teens. Their outfits highlight that too; normal attire for somewhat cold weather along with their handmade masks. Yeah killers like Trapper and Billy are scary, but The Legion has a much more realistic factor to them overall that takes the cake. I'd definitely be scared by a hulking masked man using bear traps to snare people, but someone savagely chasing you down is much more intense. Their ability Feral Frenzy helps show that, they break into a run, knives in the air, vaulting pallets and windows, and inflicting Deep Wounds. It's not the best in-game mechanic, but the reality of getting stabbed so deep you'll bleed out to death if you don't immediately tend to your wounds is stressful. Plus their Mori's, they don't have any special way of killing the survivor like The Plague or The Doctor, nor do they rely on their strength like The Trapper or The Wraith to kill. They way they struggle to stab at the survivor before gutting them shows how determined they are to get the kill, but also shows that they're still just teens.
Also have you ever met teens?? They're scary as hell lmao
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Zarina's my favorite survivor overall and favorite to play with. Her story is really intriguing to me and her character is cool as hell. The idea of her perks being centered around decepting the killer while putting the safety of others before her own is respectable as hell. It's also for that reason that David is my second favorite survivor, putting himself in danger to protect his friends. Similarly I really like Jeff and his deceptive perks.
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@Mysterynovus said:
Jeff, and if you think otherwise, you're lying to yourself.
Finally a person with taste
Jeff and David are the hottest guys in the game hands down
Well, hottestsurvivors.Trapper reigns at number 1 in my book -
The Trapper no doubt
The Oni and Pyramid Head are runner ups, and they all share the same characteristics
- Big
- Beefy
- B i g
- Guys with masks is a hell yea for me
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Both roles have their own distinctions on their difficulties imo. Survivors have less to worry about, mainly gens and unhooking a survivor if need be. Killers however have to juggle their focus between gen pressure and all four survivors, if they go off track for just a bit too long the survivors (if played well) can progress significantly on gens. Killer tends to be more stressful as a result, constantly dividing attention to four different players while trying to keep them from their duty. That isn't to say survivors are stress-free, as a single mistake in looping or an oversight when stealthing can change the course of their game, and thus, the rest of their teams survival. Both survivor and killer have to rely on outsmarting the other player, which is dependent on the players themselves and not the role they play. Killers also have a much more variable set of gameplay circumstances, such as going against a coordinated swf team or solo/uncoordinated players. An extremely coordinated group can outright steal the game from a killer, while the killer has much more control over a game of solo/uncoordinated players.
TL;DR Both sides can be easy and both sides can be hard depending on the circumstances ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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I don't know what the hell is up with it but I can barely play The Plague for my life sometimes. Not that her power is weak imo, I feel like it can be pretty strong, but using Corrupt Purge at the right time and keeping everyone infected is so much harder to me than landing blinks as The Nurse.
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No other killer has made me scream aloud more than a Ghostface in stealth mode lunging from the side of the screen to stab me. I'll be working on a gen or hiding since I saw a survivor bolt off somewhere, when all the sudden he jumps into my screen stabbing me, and my ensuing scream scares the hell out of my cat sitting with me